Australian label Umbrella Entertainment has announced its January batch of releases. They are: Memento (2000), Following (1998), Cube (1997), I Saw the Devil (2010), and Satan's Sword Trilogy (1960-1961).
A landmark film from acclaimed director Christopher Nolan (Inception, Oppenheimer), MEMENTO is a mind-bending thriller whose mesmerizing power grows with every viewing.
Guy Pearce stars as Leonard, a man with a bizarre disorder: the inability to form new memories. Ever since that fateful night when his wife was murdered, anyone Leonard has met, or anything he has done, simply vanishes from his mind. Who are his friends? Who are his enemies? What is the truth? The answers change from second to second as Leonard seeks vengeance for his wife's murder…and sinks into an abyss of uncertainty and danger.
Special Features and Technical Specs:
DISC ONE - 4K BLU-RAY
NEW 4K RESTORATION APPROVED BY CHRISTOPHER NOLAN
DOLBY VISION/HDR PRESENTATION OF THE FILM
NEW! Chronological cut in Dolby Vision 4K
Audio commentary with Writer/Director Christopher Nolan
New! Audio commentary with Filmmaker Christopher Winterbauer of the What Went Wrong Podcast
New! Audio Commentary With Film Critic Andrew Frost
Director's script film overlay
Trailers
DISC TWO - BLU-RAY
NEW 4K RESTORATION APPROVED BY CHRISTOPHER NOLAN
Chronological cut
Audio commentary with Writer/Director Christopher Nolan
NEW! Audio commentary with Filmmaker Christopher Winterbauer of the What Went Wrong Podcast
NEW! Audio Commentary With Film Critic Andrew Frost
Director's script film overlay
Final scene 3-option commentary with Writer/Director Christopher Nolan
NEW! Selective Memory: Memento theatrical & special edition comparison
Acting On Instinct: 2000 interview with Actor Guy Pearce
Remembering Memento: 2011 interview with Writer/Director Christopher Nolan
Keepsake: 2023 interview with Writer/Director Christopher Nolan
Memories: 2023 interview with Producer Emma Thomas
Remember: 2023 interview with Actor Carrie-Anne Moss
A Leap Into The Unknown: 2023 interview with Producer Aaron Ryder
Memento Mori: 2023 interview with Jonathan Nolan
Musical Memories: 2023 interview with Composer David Julyan
2011 Q&A With Writer/Director Christopher Nolan And Filmmaker Guillermo Del Toro
Memento Mori short story narrated By Jonathan Nolan
NEW! Decoder Ring: Film Critic Guy Davis on Memento and the art of cracking a movie's code
The first film from acclaimed writer/director Christopher Nolan (Memento, Oppenheimer) is a slick neo-noir thriller about a young London writer who follows people, hoping to use their lives in his novels.
But his hobby soon turns to obsession when he's drawn into a dangerous criminal underworld.
Special Features and Technical Specs:
Following: The Linear Edit
Wandering: Actor Jeremy Theobald on Following
The Blonde: Actor Lucy Russell on Following
Backtracking: Editor Gareth Heal on Following
Setting the Pace: Composer David Julyan on Following
Six strangers awaken to find themselves imprisoned within a giant cube. With no clue as to how they got there or why, this unlikely group must employ their unique skills and work together, and try to navigate their way through a series of increasingly lethal traps towards freedom.
Special Features and Technical Specs:
DISC ONE - 4K BLU-RAY
NEW 4K RESTORATION BY THE CANADIAN FILM CENTRE
DOLBY VISION/HDR PRESENTATION OF THE FILM
Audio commentary with Co-Writer/Director Vincenzo Natali
Audio commentary with Co-Writer/Director Vincenzo Natali, Co-Writer André Bijelic and Actor David Hewlett
DISC TWO - BLU-RAY
NEW 4K RESTORATION BY THE CANADIAN FILM CENTRE
Audio commentary with Co-Writer/Director Vincenzo Natali
Audio commentary with Co-Writer/Director Vincenzo Natali, Co-Writer André Bijelic and Actor David Hewlett
Deleted scenes with archival and NEW! Director commentaries
NEW! Behind the Scenes of Cube
NEW! Mathematical Puzzles: 2026 Interview with Director and Co-Writer Vincenzo Natali
NEW! Boxed In: 2026 Interview with Director of Photography and Camera Operator Derek Rogers
NEW! Cube at 30: 2026 Discussion with Vincenzo Natali and Derek Rogers
NEW! Making a Canadian Classic: Co-Writer/Director Vincenzo Natali at the 2024 Canadian Film Festival
Archival interview with Co-Writer/Director Vincenzo Natali
Film storyboard analysis by Co-Writer/Director Vincenzo Natali and Digital Effects Director Bob Munroe
NEW! Extended 1999 interview with Co-Writer/Director Vincenzo Natali
Archival interview with Actor Nicole de Boer
Around the Movie: archival crew interviews
Elevated: a short film by Vincenzo Natali with optional audio commentary
Storyboard vs Film featurettes
Storyboard sequences
Theatrical trailer with NEW! optional Director commentary
Kyung-chul (Choi Min-sik, Oldboy) is a dangerous psychopath, stalking the streets of Seoul in search of his next victim. When his latest victim turns out to be the fiancé of federal agent Soo-hyun (Lee Byung-hun, A Bittersweet Life), Kyung-chul finds he may now be the prey of a single-minded hunter who will stop at nothing to catch him.
Named by Rolling Stone magazine as one of the top 20 "scariest movies you've never seen", I SAW THE DEVIL is a terrifyingly brutal and relentlessly bloody game of cat and mouse that puts a new spin on the age-old question: is it possible to defeat a monster without becoming a monster?
Special Features and Technical Specs:
DISC ONE - 4K BLU-RAY
NEW 4K RESTORATION BY UMBRELLA ENTERTAINMENT, APPROVED BY KIM JEE WOON
DOLBY VISION/HDR PRESENTATION OF THE FILM
Audio commentary with Author and Filmmaker Kat Ellinger
DISC ONE - BLU-RAY
NEW 4K RESTORATION BY UMBRELLA ENTERTAINMENT, APPROVED BY KIM JEE WOON
Alternate 144-minute Korean cut
Audio commentary with Author and Filmmaker Kat Ellinger
Deleted scenes
NEW! Portrait of the Devil: interview with Filmmaker John McNaughton
NEW! The Anatomy of Revenge: interview with Author Douglas E Winter
Interviews with cast & crew
Making-of featurette
Raw and Rough: Behind-the-scenes of I SAW THE DEVIL
Set in the last period of the Tokugawa Shogunate, SATAN'S SWORD tells the story of Tsuke Ryunosuke, a nihilistic swordmaster who doesn''t hesitate to kill anyone, bad or good.
Picking up in the aftermath of the first instalment, SATAN'S SWORD II: THE DRAGON GOD sees the decline and unraveling of Ryunosuke Tsukue and wider politics of 1860s Japan.
Disguised as a beggar monk, Ryunosuke is harassed along the road by the rowdy students malingering outside their fencing hall. SATAN'S SWORD III: THE FINAL CHAPTER is the final violent confrontation the trilogy has been building towards.
Special Features and Technical Specs:
DISC ONE - SATAN'S SWORD (1960)
NEW! Audio Commentary with Author Patrick Macias
NEW! Unsung Jidaigeki Master: Filmmaker Jasper Sharp on SATAN'S SWORD
Trailer
DISC TWO - SATAN'S SWORD II: THE DRAGON GOD (1960)
NEW! Audio commentary with Japanese film experts Frankie Balboa and Johnny the Fanatical Dragon
NEW! Rise and Fall: Filmmaker Jasper Sharp on SATAN'S SWORD II
Trailer
DISC THREE - SATAN'S SWORD III: THE FINAL CHAPTER (1961)
NEW! Audio commentary with Critic James Mudge
NEW! Violence without Redemption: Matthew Carter on SATAN'S SWORD and post-war Japan