PRE-ORDER Tenebrae (1982) LE 222 392-Page Mediabook D - 4K UHD / Blu-ray Region B
PRE-ORDER Tenebrae (1982) LE 222 392-Page Mediabook D - 4K UHD / Blu-ray Region B
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Street Date: 12/21 - This pre-order is coming directly from the label and may arrive roughly a week after the street date.
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Limited to 222. Leather look & embossing incl. hot foil
UHD & Blu-ray (both discs with a new master from 2026 in perfect quality) and a 392-page booklet
Summary:
With Tenebre, Dario Argento created one of the last great masterpieces of the giallo genre in 1982, a genre in which he had already established his reputation as the absolute and undisputed master. Both in terms of its graphic violence and the director's characteristically artful and elegant staging, featuring extraordinary shots of exceptional technical sophistication, Tenebre marks a high point in both his oeuvre and within the genre of cinema, whose boundaries he transcends as the work of a true artist. With its morbidly provocative aesthetic, the film has long been—and deservedly so—considered a classic.
The outstanding feature of this edition is the 392-page tenebrarum booklet by Argento expert Martin Beine, which, in addition to one of the world's most comprehensive analytical analyses of the film, presents an extraordinary collection of sometimes extremely rare images, so that the book section, which truly lives up to its name, also becomes a feast for the eyes.
Specifications:
Running time: 101 min.
Audio: DTS-HD 2.0 German, English
Subtitles: German
Image format: 1.78:1 – 2160p UHD / 1080p BD
BONUS FEATURES:
Behind-the-scenes featurettes, interviews including one with Dario Argento, audio commentary, alternative opening and closing credits , various trailers, and much more.
Includes a 392-page tenebrarum booklet.
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