Pass the warning.
Film Synopsis
Don’t Look Now (1973) follows a grieving couple who travel to Venice after the accidental death of their daughter and become entangled in eerie events when a blind woman claiming to be psychic insists she can sense their child’s spirit. As John dismisses the spiritual warnings at first and Laura becomes more receptive, they both begin to experience strange, haunting sightings in the foggy city, especially of a small figure in a red coat that recalls their daughter’s last moments. The film uses innovative editing, haunting imagery and emotional depth to explore grief, loss, fear and the way memory can blur into prophecy and terror.
Don’t Look Now Blu-ray, 4K UHD & DVD editions
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| Disc Extras | Paramount BD-A/US 2021 | Criterion BD-A/US/OOP 2015 | Studio Canal BD-ALL 4K/UK 2020 | Optimum BD-B/UK 2011 | Paramount DVD-1/US/OOP 2002 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Audio Commentary by Director Nicolas Roeg and Critic Adam Smith | |||||
| Introduction by Alan Jones | |||||
| Something Interesting | |||||
| “Don’t Look Now”: Looking Back | |||||
| 4K Restoration Comparison | |||||
| A Kaleidoscope of Meaning: Colour in “Don’t Look Now” | |||||
| Nicolas Roeg: The Enigma of Film | |||||
| Nothing Is As It Seems | |||||
| Pass the Warning: Taking a Look Back at Nicolas Roeg’s Masterpiece | |||||
| Death in Venice - Interview with Composer Pino Donaggio | |||||
| Interview with Actor Donald Sutherland | |||||
| Interview with Cinematographer Tony Richmond | |||||
| Interview with Editor Graeme Clifford - Conducted by Film Historian Bobbie O’Steen | |||||
| Interview with Filmmaker Danny Boyle | |||||
| Interview with Writer/Producer Allan Scott | |||||
| Q&A with Director Nicolas Roeg at Ciné Lumière, London | |||||
| Short Version by Filmmaker Danny Boyle | |||||
| Stills Gallery | |||||
| Theatrical Trailer |
Edition and Packaging Notes
- Criterion’s Blu-ray includes a folded insert with writing by David Thompson (“Seeing Red”).
- Studio Canal’s “Vintage Classics” 4K Blu-ray is also available as a “Collector’s Edition” containing a soundtrack CD, 64-page booklet, poster and 5 art cards.
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Collector’s guide
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Something Interesting (29:42) -
“Don’t Look Now”: Looking Back (2002, 19:25) -
Nicolas Roeg: The Enigma of Film (14:20) -
Death in Venice (2006, 17:30) -
Interview with Editor Graeme Clifford (43:05) -
Q&A with Director Nicolas Roeg at Ciné Lumière, London (2003, 47:34)
| Editions | |
|---|---|
| Extras | Audio Commentary by Director Nicolas Roeg and Critic Adam Smith Studio Canal 4K |
| Introduction by Alan Jones Optimum BD | |
| Something Interesting Criterion BD | |
| “Don’t Look Now”: Looking Back Criterion BD | |
| 4K Restoration Comparison Studio Canal 4K | |
| A Kaleidoscope of Meaning: Colour in “Don’t Look Now” Studio Canal 4K | |
| Nicolas Roeg: The Enigma of Film Criterion BD | |
| Nothing Is As It Seems Optimum BD | |
| Pass the Warning: Taking a Look Back at Nicolas Roeg’s Masterpiece Studio Canal 4K | |
| Death in Venice - Interview with Composer Pino Donaggio Criterion BD | |
| Interview with Actor Donald Sutherland Studio Canal 4K | |
| Interview with Cinematographer Tony Richmond Studio Canal 4K | |
| Interview with Editor Graeme Clifford - Conducted by Film Historian Bobbie O’Steen Criterion BD | |
| Interview with Filmmaker Danny Boyle Studio Canal 4K | |
| Interview with Writer/Producer Allan Scott Studio Canal 4K | |
| Q&A with Director Nicolas Roeg at Ciné Lumière, London Criterion BD | |
| Short Version by Filmmaker Danny Boyle Optimum BD | |
| Stills Gallery Studio Canal 4K | |
| Theatrical Trailer Criterion BD |