Studio Canal September Wave Detailed

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Studio Canal September Wave Detailed

Posted August 13, 2010 11:49 AM by Juan Calonge

Confirming earlier reports (see blu-ray.com, April 26), Optimum Home Entertainment has announced seven titles for Blu-ray release in the UK on September 13 as part of the Studio Canal Collection: Breathless (À bout de soufflé, Jean-Luc Godard, 1960); Le cercle rouge (Jean-Pierre Melville, 1970); Delicatessen (Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro, 1991); The Graduate (Mike Nichols, 1967); Mulholland Drive (David Lynch, 2001); The Pianist (Roman Polanski, 2002); and The Third Man (Carol Reed, 1949).

All will be presented with 1080p video, with DTS-HD Master Audio soundtracks and in Blu-ray books. As to region coding, Breathless, Delicatessen and The Graduate are listed as region A and B; the others are listed as region B only.

Special features include:

Breathless
  • Introduction by Colin McCabe (4'42)
  • Godard, Made in USA (48'; in HD)
  • Room 12, Hôtel de Suède (1h18')
  • Jean-Luc According To Luc (8')
  • Photo gallery
  • Trailer (2'05)
  • Poster
  • Booklet essay by journalist Yves Alion
The Cercle Rouge
  • Introduction by Ginette Vincendeau (12') (SD)
  • Codename Melville: documentary directed by Olivier Bohler (76')
  • Interview with José Giovanni (15')
  • Interview with Rui Nogueira (author of Melville on Melville, produced by the Criterion Collection) (26')
  • Interview with assistant director Bernard Stora (30')
  • Trailer (1')
  • Booklet essay by professor/author Ginette Vincendeau
Delicatessen
  • Audio Commentary by Jean-Pierre Jeunet
  • Main Course Pieces: brand new retrospective documentary (1h5')
  • The Archives of Jean-Pierre Jeunet: casting tests, rehearsals, behind the scenes, etc. (8')
  • Making Of: Fine Cooker Pork Meats (13')
  • Trailer (2')
  • Teasers (1')
  • Booklet essay by journalist Adam Woodward
The Graduate
  • Audio Commentary with Prof. Koebner, film historian
  • About the Music: analysis of music by Prof.Koebner & music professor & author Helga La Motte-Haber (7')
  • Analysis of the Seduction Scene (12')
  • Trailer (1'48")
  • The Graduate at 25 (22')
  • Interview with Charles Webb (20')
  • The Graduate: Looking Back (12.56)
  • The Music in the Film: 4 tracks as they appear in the film (HD) (in HD):
    • The Sound of Silence
    • April Come She Will
    • Scarborough Fair
    • Mrs. Robinson
  • Booklet essay by writer and director Marc Webb
Mulholland Drive
  • Angelo Badalamenti: audio interview 10 years on (16'30; audio only)
  • Back to Mulholland Drive (21') (new)
  • Introduction by Thierry Jousse (10'; in HD)
  • In the Blue Box: retrospective documentary featuring directors and critics (27'; in HD)
  • Interview with Angelo Badalamenti (16')
  • Interview with Mary Sweeney (Editor and Producer) (6')
  • Making of (23')
  • Booklet essay by journalist Adam Woodward
The Pianist
  • Interview with Ronald Harwood (20')
  • Interview with Andrzej Szpilman (29')
  • Interview with Daniel Szpilman (2'28")
  • A Story of Survival: behind the scenes of The Pianist (39'43")
  • Trailer (1'30")
  • Booklet essay by journalist Anwar Brett
The Third Man
  • Audio commentary by Guy Hamilton (assistant director), Angela Allen (2nd unit continuity) & Simon Callow
  • Guardian NFT interviews (audio only):
    • Joseph Cotten (47')
    • Graham Greene (8')
  • Two original trailers (1'46" & 2'19"; in HD)
  • Stills gallery (2'24"; in HD)
  • Interview and performance by zither player Cornelia Mayer (4'44"; in HD)
  • The Third Man Interactive Vienna Tour (49'50"; in HD)
  • The Third Man on the Radio (an episode of The Lives of Harry Lime: Ticket to Tangiers (1951) written by and performed by Orson Welles) (28'45"; audio only)
  • Shadowing The Third Man: retrospective documentary (1'29")
  • US alternative prologue by Joseph Cotten (1'20")
  • Booklet essay by film historian and biographer Charles Drazin