From the Agatha Christie collection to 'Elisa', the Blu-rays to give at Christmas
Our choices of possible gifts for friends and relatives who are fans of the Seventh Art
What to get your cinephile friends and relatives under the Christmas tree or in the Christmas stocking? Here is a list of new releases on Blu-ray, including classics turning fifty and titles that marked the last season on the big screen.
Agatha Christie Collection
A truly splendid gift for fans of crime films is this limited edition box set containing five 4K discs dedicated to five famous adaptations of Agatha Christie novels: 'Murder on the Nile', 'Murder on the Orient Express', 'Murder in the Mirror', 'Murder in the Sun' and 'Champagne for Two after the Funeral'. An ideal way to dive into the vintage atmospheres of five cult films perfect for thrill-loving audiences.
Barry Lyndon
There are many films turning fifty that have been re-released in recent weeks for the home video market in the most modern formats. In 4K, for instance, has arrived 'Barry Lyndon', Stanley Kubrick's masterpiece whose aesthetic grandeur can be fully appreciated, even on the small screen, thanks to this new version. The film is lit only by natural light - candles, oil lamps and... the sun, of course - and the beauty of the composition can be seen in every shot of this film.
Somebody Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
An absolute cult of 1970s American cinema, Milos Forman's film is one of the most ruthless reflections on life in psychiatric hospitals in the history of the Seventh Art. From the novel of the same name by Ken Kesey, a feature film that is still perfectly relevant and an ideal gift for fans of film history.
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Another recommended gift for collectors is this new release of 'Profondo rosso' in 4K, with a beautiful cover artwork and plenty of special content. Fifty years have passed since the theatrical release of one of the most important films of Dario Argento's career, but this feature film is still capable of shaking and surprising those who do not know the solution to a mystery in which art is the great protagonist.










