First Look at New 4K Restoration of James Ivory's Heat and Dust
HomeFirst Look at New 4K Restoration of James Ivory's Heat and Dust
Posted August 23, 2017 06:58 PM by Webmaster
The Cohen Media Group has released an official trailer for the new 4K restoration of director James Ivory's film Heat and Dust (1983), starring Christopher Cazenove, Greta Scacchi, Julian Glover, Susan Fleetwood, and Patrick Godfrey. The restoration will open in select theaters across the nation on September 1.
A Blu-ray release of Heat and Dust is expected to be announced later this year.
Also included with this article is the official theatrical poster for the new 4K restoration of the film.
Synopsis: Cross-cutting between two generations, James Ivory's sprawling epic of self-discovery is also a lush evocation of the prismatic and sensuous beauty of India. As she searches for answers to the mystery surrounding a long-ago affair between her aunt Olivia (Greta Scacchi) and an Indian prince (Shashi Kapoor), Anne (Julie Christie) becomes immersed in the local culture, the pull of the past simultaneously leading her into a clearer view of her own future. Ruth Prawer Jhabvala's screenplay adapts her own novel to great effect, and Richard Robbins provides the haunting score. The film earned the Merchant Ivory team 9 BAFTA nominations and a Palme d'Or nomination at Cannes for director James Ivory.
A Blu-ray release of Heat and Dust is expected to be announced later this year.
Also included with this article is the official theatrical poster for the new 4K restoration of the film.
Synopsis: Cross-cutting between two generations, James Ivory's sprawling epic of self-discovery is also a lush evocation of the prismatic and sensuous beauty of India. As she searches for answers to the mystery surrounding a long-ago affair between her aunt Olivia (Greta Scacchi) and an Indian prince (Shashi Kapoor), Anne (Julie Christie) becomes immersed in the local culture, the pull of the past simultaneously leading her into a clearer view of her own future. Ruth Prawer Jhabvala's screenplay adapts her own novel to great effect, and Richard Robbins provides the haunting score. The film earned the Merchant Ivory team 9 BAFTA nominations and a Palme d'Or nomination at Cannes for director James Ivory.