Lies and Deceit: Five Films by Claude Chabrol [5-BDS LE] PLS C NOTE BELOW

Description: From my private collection, this FIVE (5) DISCS BLU-RAY LIMITED EDITION "LIES & DECEIT: FIVE FILMS BY CLAUDE CHABROL - COP AU VIN [POULET SU VINIGRE] (1985) / INSPECTOR LAVARDIN (1986) / MADAME BOVARY (1991) / BETTY (1992) / TORMENT [L'ENFER] (1994)" has not been viewed and it is BRAND NEW, UNOPENED AND STILL IN SHRINK WRAP. NOTE: CORNER EDGES OF THE BOX CASE HAS SMALL DENT AND SMALL TEAR OF SHRINK WRAP. PLEASE SEE PHOTOS #1, #2, #6, #7, #8, #9, #10, #11, & #12. BASE OF THE BOX HAS A SMALL DENTED LINE. PLEASE SEE PHOTOS #11 & #12. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, CONCERNS OR IF YOU NEED MORE PHOTOS, PLEASE MESSAGE ME BEFORE PURCHASE. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING. DEAR BUYERS: PLEASE READ MY RETURN POLICY BELOW BEFORE MAKING PURCHASE TO AVOID CONFUSION AND MISUNDERSTANDING. THANK YOU! A) Returned items must be well packaged as if new and returned with a detailed description of the problem.B) Full refunds will be issued only for items that are still BRAND NEW/UNOPENED. 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SHIPPING WILL INCLUDE TRACKING NUMBER Too often overlooked and undervalued, Claude Chabrol was the first of the Cahiers du Cinema critics to release a feature film and would be among the most prolific. The sneaky anarchist of the French New Wave, he embraced genre as a means of lifting the lid on human nature. Nothing is sacred and nothing is certain in the films of Claude Chabrol. Anything can be corrupted, and usually will be. The hidden meanness of provincial life is at the heart of Cop Au Vin (Poulet au vinaigre), as deaths and disappearances intersect around the attempt by a corrupt syndicate of property developers to force a disabled woman and her son from their home. Actor Jean Poiret would prove so compelling as the laconic Detective Inspector Lavardin - good cop/bad cop all in one - that the sequel would be titled after him. Inspector Lavardin sees the titular detective investigating the murder of a wealthy and respected catholic author, renowned for his outspoken views against indecency, whose body is found naked and dead on the beach. In Madame Bovary, Chabrol directs one of his greatest collaborators, actress Isabelle Huppert, in perhaps the definitive depiction of Flaubert's classic heroine. Meanwhile Betty, adapted from the novel of the same name by Maigret author Georges Simenon, is a scathing attack on the upper-middle classes, featuring an extraordinary performance by Marie Trintignant as a woman spiraling into alcoholism, but fighting to redefine herself. Finally, in Torment (L'Enfer) Chabrol picks up a project abandoned by Henri Georges Clouzot, in which a husband's jealousy and suspicion of his wife drive him to appalling extremes. Francois Cluzet and Emmanuelle Beart give career best performances as the husband and wife tearing each other apart. With brand new digital restorations, this inaugural Arrow Video collection of Claude Chabrol on Blu-ray(TM) brings together a wealth of passionate contributors and archival extras to shed fresh light on the films and the filmmaker. Dark, witty, ruthless, mischievous: if you've never seen Chabrol before, you're in for a treat. If you have, they've never looked better. LIMITED EDITION CONTENTS:. High definition (1080p) Blu-ray presentations of all five films. New 4K restorations of Madame Bovary, Betty, and Tormen (L'Enfer). Original lossless French PCM mono audio on Cop Au Vin (Poulet su vinaigre), Inspector Lavardin, Madame Bovary and Betty. Original lossless French PCM stereo audio on Torment (L'Enfer). Optional English Subtitles. Fully illustrated 80-page collector's book of new writing on the films by film critics Martyn Conterio, Kat Ellinger, Philip Kemp and Sam Wigley, plus select archival material. Limited edition packaging featuring newly commissioned artwork by Tony Stella DISC ONE - COP AU VIN [POULET AU VINAIGRE] (1985):. Brand new commentary by critic Ben Sachs. A brand new interview with film historian Ian Christie. Claude Chabrol at the BFI, Chabrol on stage with film historian Ian Christie in this hour-long archival interview conducted on-stage at the National Film Theatre in 1994. Claude Chabrol, Jean Poiret & Stephane Audran in conversation, an archival Swiss TV episode in which the director and cast discuss Cop Au Vin (Poulet au vinaigre) . Archive introduction by film scholar Joel Magny. Select scene commentaries by Claude Chabrol. Theatrical trailer. Image gallery DISC TWO - INSPECTOR LAVARDIN (1986):. Brand new commentary by critic Ben Sachs. Why Chabrol?, a brand new interview with film critic Sam Wigley . Archive introduction by film scholar Joel Magny. Select scene commentaries by Claude Chabrol. Theatrical trailer. Image gallery DISC THREE - MADAM BOVARY (1991):. Brand new commentary by critic Kat Ellinger. Imagining Emma: Madame Bovary on screen, a brand new visual essay by film historian Pamela Hutchinson. Archive introduction by film scholar Joel Magny. Select scene commentaries by Claude Chabrol. Theatrical trailer. Image gallery DISC FOUR - BETTY (1992):. Brand new commentary by critic Kat Ellinger. Betty, from Simenon to Chabrol, a brand new visual essay by French Cinema historian Ginette Vincendeau. An interview with Ros Schwartz, a brand new interview with English translator of the Georges Simenon novel on which the film is based. Archive introduction by film scholar Joel Magny. Select scene commentaries by Claude Chabrol. Theatrical trailer. Image gallery DISC FIVE - TORMENT [L'ENFER] (1994):. Brand new commentary by film critics Alexandra Heller-Nicholas and Josh Nelson. On Henri Georges Clouzot, archival interview with Claude Chabrol in which he talks about fellow director Henri George Clouzot (Les Diaboliques), whose original attempt to make L'Enfer was abandoned, and how the project came to Chabrol. Interview with Marin Karmitz, an archival interview with Marin Karmitz, Chabrol's producer from 1985 onward. Archive introduction by film scholar Joel Magny. Select scene commentaries by Claude Chabrol. Theatrical trailer. Image gallery Language: FrenchAudio: 1.0 / 2.0Subtitles: English Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1Full HD 1080mk2 FILMSRegion: Blu-ray ARated: NOT RATED Run Time: 109 / 100 / 143 / 103 / 102 Mins.Number of Discs: 5 Discs Blu-ray Limited Edition Studio: Arrow VideoBlu-ray Release Date: 2022Color / 1985 / 1986 / 1991 / 1992 / 1994UPC: 7 60137 85848 5-----

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