Widely regarded as a classic of British cinema (Martin Scorsese is a big fan!), Ealing’s 1945 groundbreaking anthology film Dead Of Night supplies five spooky tales, via the framing device of a group of guests at a country manor, who recount their nightmares. The final story is the standout, featuring Michael Redgrave as a ventriloquist whose dummy seems to develop a life of its own...
Studiocanal’s latest addition to their Vintage Classics, this two-disc set includes both UHD and Blu-ray discs, and features a new 4K restoration of the film. It also boasts plenty of new bonus features: Prevenge’s Alice Lowe offers some fascinating readings, and there are fresh pieces by film writers and historians on Ealing’s posters, the film’s literary antecedents, and the score. You also get a 76-minute retrospective carried over from a previous release. The package includes two mini-posters and a 64-page booklet.
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