The Cars That Ate Paris (Limited Edition) (ej svensk text) (4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray)
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Skräckkomedi från 1974 av Peter Weir med Terry Camilleri och John Meillon.
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- Svensk titelThe Cars That Ate Paris / Rörmokarn
- OriginaltitelThe Cars That Ate Paris / The Plumber
- SkådespelareTerry Camilleri, John Meillon, Kevin Miles, Peter Whittle, Rick Scully, Bruce Spence, Melissa Jaffer, Anna Volska, Max Fairchild, Stan Burrows, Peter McLean, Danny Adcock, Judy Morris, Ivar Kants, Robert Coleby, Candy Raymond, Henri Szeps, Lorna Lesley, Peter Cummins, Dennis Miller, Anne Phelan, Michael Duffield, Bill Young, John Clayton
- RegissörPeter Weir
- Inspelningsår1974 / 1979
- Bildformat2160p Ultra High Definition Widescreen 2.39:1 / 2160p Ultra High Definition Widescreen 1.85:1
- LjudDTS 5.1 HD MA, DTS 1.1 HD MA, LPCM Mono
- SpråkEngelska
- TextningEngelska för hörselskadade
- Speltid1 tim 28 min / 1 tim 17 min
- GenreKomedi, Science Fiction, Skräck
- Extramaterial- Limited edition 2-disc set (includes one UHD and one Blu-ray) - Newly restored in 4K by the National Film & Sound Archive of Australia, presented in 2160p and in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible) - Newly recorded audio commentary on The Cars That Ate Paris by Dr Stephen Morgan - My First Film: Terry Camilleri on The Cars That Ate Paris (2026): newly recorded interview with one of the stars of the film - Interview with Peter Weir – The Cars That Ate Paris (2003, 11 mins): archive interview with the director Guardian Interview: Peter Weir (1985, 70 mins, audio only) extensive interview with the acclaimed director, recorded around the release of Peter Weir’s Oscar-winning film Witness - 3 To Go: Michael (1970, 31 mins): three young filmmakers, of whom Peter Weir was one, were commissioned by the Australian Commonwealth Film Unit to each write and direct a half-hour fiction drama on the theme of ‘Youth’. These were combined for cinema release as 3 To Go. Michael was Weir’s contribution to the project ‘Nobody Leaves Paris! No One!’ (2026, 15 mins): a newly commissioned video essay by Chris O’Neill looking at The Cars That Ate Paris - Interview with Hal McElroy (2008, 6 mins): an interview with the one of the producers of The Cars That Ate Paris, originally recorded by filmmaker Mark Hartley for his documentary Not Quite Hollywood - The Plumber (1979, 77 mins): remastered in 2K, Peter Weir’s made-for-television thriller follows an anthropology student and her husband whose lives are disrupted when an over-familiar plumber begins intrusive ‘repairs’ - Newly recorded audio commentary on The Plumber by Alexandra Heller-Nicholas and Josh Nelson - Incredible Floridas (1972, 13 mins): a portrait of Australian composer Richard Meale - Interview with Peter Weir – The Plumber (2003, 8 mins): archive interview with the director - Peter Weir's Dream within a Dream (2026, 18 mins): sparked by the discovery of rare outtakes from Picnic at Hanging Rock, this newly made work by Polish filmmaker Jakub Duszynski offers new insight into Weir’s 1975 masterpiece - Trailers - Image galleries - Illustrated booklet featuring a new written interview with Peter Weir, an original review, essays on The Cars That Ate Paris by Dr Stephen Morgan and on The Plumber by Tara Judah and writing about his short films by Peter Weir
- Releasedatum2026-05-29
- Åldersgräns15 år
- Antal skivor2
- Färg/svartvitFärg
- BolagBritish Film Institute UK
- OmslagsspråkEngelska
- EAN5022655000285
- Artikelnr41806
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Art.nr: 41806
A new 4K restoration of Peter Weir’s cult Ozploitation debut, available on UHD for the first time.
While travelling across Australia in search of work, two brothers collide with an oncoming car. The sole survivor is taken in by the residents of the nearby small town of Paris, but their strange behaviour – and the alarming number of road accidents in the area – quickly unsettles him. It soon becomes clear that the town’s feral youth rule the streets at night in souped‑up cars, and the local hospital is overflowing with brain‑damaged crash victims.
Shot in widescreen on Panavision cameras, Peter Weir’s (The Truman Show, Dead Poet’s Society) debut feature is a biting satire of small‑town life. It was also one of Stanley Kubrick’s favourite films and a direct inspiration for George Miller’s Mad Max series.
This Limited Edition two-disc set also includes Peter Weir’s The Plumber. This made‑for‑television psychological thriller follows an anthropology student and her husband, whose lives are disrupted when an over‑familiar plumber begins intrusive ‘repairs’.