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Diamonds of the Night (Region Free)

Presented from the new 4K restoration of the film which premiered at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival, Second Run are delighted to present a new Blu-ray Special Edition of Jan Němec's masterful and harrowingĀ Diamonds of the Night.

Němecā€™s debut feature is considered one of the most thrilling and startlingly original works of cinema. Told almost without dialogue, it chronicles the tense and desperate journey of two teenage boys who escape from a German train bound for a Nazi concentration camp during World War II.
With its virtuoso cinematography, inspired editing and brilliantly utilised soundtrack, the film is a landmark of the Czechoslovak New Wave. Its themes of manā€™s perpetual struggle to preserve human dignity in the face of unimaginable horrors remain fearsomely relevant today.

BLU-RAY SPECIAL EDITION CONTENTS

ā€¢ Presented from a new 4K restoration of the film from original materials by the Czech National Film Archive.
ā€¢Ā A Loaf of BreadĀ (Sousto)Ā - Jan Nemecā€™s 1960 debut short film based on the story by ArnoÅ”t Lustig.
ā€¢ New filmed interview with Eva LustigovĆ”, daughter of author ArnoÅ”t Lustig.
ā€¢ Audio commentary by film historian Michael Brooke.
ā€¢ An appreciation of the film by Peter Hames.
ā€¢ Trailer (2018).
ā€¢ 20-page booklet featuring Michael Brookeā€™s essay on the film.
ā€¢ World Premiere on Blu-ray.
ā€¢ Region Free Blu-ray (A/B/C).

Presented from the new 4K restoration of the film which premiered at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival, Second Run are delighted to present a new Blu-ray Special Edition of Jan Němec's masterful and harrowingĀ Diamonds of the Night.

Němecā€™s debut feature is considered one of the most thrilling and startlingly original works of cinema. Told almost without dialogue, it chronicles the tense and desperate journey of two teenage boys who escape from a German train bound for a Nazi concentration camp during World War II.
With its virtuoso cinematography, inspired editing and brilliantly utilised soundtrack, the film is a landmark of the Czechoslovak New Wave. Its themes of manā€™s perpetual struggle to preserve human dignity in the face of unimaginable horrors remain fearsomely relevant today.

BLU-RAY SPECIAL EDITION CONTENTS

ā€¢ Presented from a new 4K restoration of the film from original materials by the Czech National Film Archive.
ā€¢Ā A Loaf of BreadĀ (Sousto)Ā - Jan Nemecā€™s 1960 debut short film based on the story by ArnoÅ”t Lustig.
ā€¢ New filmed interview with Eva LustigovĆ”, daughter of author ArnoÅ”t Lustig.
ā€¢ Audio commentary by film historian Michael Brooke.
ā€¢ An appreciation of the film by Peter Hames.
ā€¢ Trailer (2018).
ā€¢ 20-page booklet featuring Michael Brookeā€™s essay on the film.
ā€¢ World Premiere on Blu-ray.
ā€¢ Region Free Blu-ray (A/B/C).

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Presented from the new 4K restoration of the film which premiered at the 2018 Cannes Film Festival, Second Run are delighted to present a new Blu-ray Special Edition of Jan Němec's masterful and harrowingĀ Diamonds of the Night.

Němecā€™s debut feature is considered one of the most thrilling and startlingly original works of cinema. Told almost without dialogue, it chronicles the tense and desperate journey of two teenage boys who escape from a German train bound for a Nazi concentration camp during World War II.
With its virtuoso cinematography, inspired editing and brilliantly utilised soundtrack, the film is a landmark of the Czechoslovak New Wave. Its themes of manā€™s perpetual struggle to preserve human dignity in the face of unimaginable horrors remain fearsomely relevant today.

BLU-RAY SPECIAL EDITION CONTENTS

ā€¢ Presented from a new 4K restoration of the film from original materials by the Czech National Film Archive.
ā€¢Ā A Loaf of BreadĀ (Sousto)Ā - Jan Nemecā€™s 1960 debut short film based on the story by ArnoÅ”t Lustig.
ā€¢ New filmed interview with Eva LustigovĆ”, daughter of author ArnoÅ”t Lustig.
ā€¢ Audio commentary by film historian Michael Brooke.
ā€¢ An appreciation of the film by Peter Hames.
ā€¢ Trailer (2018).
ā€¢ 20-page booklet featuring Michael Brookeā€™s essay on the film.
ā€¢ World Premiere on Blu-ray.
ā€¢ Region Free Blu-ray (A/B/C).