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8 months ago

Cinema Expanded: The Films of Frederick Wiseman- #cinemaexpanded #thefilmsoffrederickwiseman #BFI @BFI Read the full review here: https://t.co/vt8tMdROM2 More on https://t.co/udSaRa5KVd

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8 months ago

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11 months ago

***ANNOUNCEMENT*** Coming on January 26th on Blu-ray in the UK from @BFI: #CinemaExpanded: The Films of #FrederickWiseman (1967-1975)! With a groundbreaking career spanning seven decades, Frederick Wiseman is one of the great American storytellers. His documentaries, shot vérité-style, are meticulously edited narratives chronicling life’s complexities through rich portraits of social and cultural institutions. Wiseman’s themes are expansive: democracy, power, inequality and community, to name a few; but his focus is compellingly specific and humane. Whether revealing shortcomings in social support or celebrating culinary excellence, he has a unique eye – and ear – for detail. Representing their first release in the UK, this 3-disc / 5-film collection features a selection of Wiseman’s work made between 1967 and 1975, including Titicut Follies, High School and Juvenile Court. The Films: Titicut Follies (1967, 84 m) High School (1968, 75m) Hospital (1970, 84m) Juvenile Court (1973, 144m) Welfare (1975, 167m) Extras: Newly restored in 4K by Zipporah Films and presented in High Definition Newly commissioned video essay by Ian Mantganion the films of Frederick Wiseman Frederick Wiseman: A Discussion (2025): filmmaker Andrea Luka Zimmerman and curator Matthew Barrington discuss Frederick Wiseman’s aesthetics and approach to filmmaking. Recorded at BFI Southbank, London. Limited edition including a perfect-bound book featuring essays by David Jenkins, Eric Marsh, Stephen Mamber, Philip Concannon and Shawn Glinis and Arlin Golden, hosts of the long-running Wiseman Podcast. Also includes a 1986 interview with William Brayne (cinematographer on Hospital and Juvenile Court) and a 1974 essay from Sight & Soundby Thomas Atkins Newly created English descriptive subtitles on all five films Preorder: https://t.co/KGeCKr5GMP #BluRay #Ad #PhysicalMedia #BluRays #BoutiqueBluRay #CultMovies #DiscConnected #BFI #BritishFilmInstitute

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Coming on January 26th on Blu-ray in the UK from @BFI: #CinemaExpanded: The Films of #FrederickWiseman (1967-1975)!

With a groundbreaking career spanning seven decades, Frederick Wiseman is one of the great American storytellers. His documentaries, shot vérité-style, are meticulously edited narratives chronicling life’s complexities through rich portraits of social and cultural institutions. Wiseman’s themes are expansive: democracy, power, inequality and community, to name a few; but his focus is compellingly specific and humane. Whether revealing shortcomings in social support or celebrating culinary excellence, he has a unique eye – and ear – for detail.

Representing their first release in the UK, this 3-disc / 5-film collection features a selection of Wiseman’s work made between 1967 and 1975, including Titicut Follies, High School and Juvenile Court.

The Films:
Titicut Follies (1967, 84 m)
High School (1968, 75m)
Hospital (1970, 84m)
Juvenile Court (1973, 144m)
Welfare (1975, 167m)

Extras:
Newly restored in 4K by Zipporah Films and presented in High Definition
Newly commissioned video essay by Ian Mantganion the films of Frederick Wiseman
Frederick Wiseman: A Discussion (2025): filmmaker Andrea Luka Zimmerman and curator Matthew Barrington discuss Frederick Wiseman’s aesthetics and approach to filmmaking. Recorded at BFI Southbank, London.
Limited edition including a perfect-bound book featuring essays by David Jenkins, Eric Marsh, Stephen Mamber, Philip Concannon and Shawn Glinis and Arlin Golden, hosts of the long-running Wiseman Podcast. Also includes a 1986 interview with William Brayne (cinematographer on Hospital and Juvenile Court) and a 1974 essay from Sight & Soundby Thomas Atkins
Newly created English descriptive subtitles on all five films

Preorder: https://t.co/KGeCKr5GMP

#BluRay #Ad #PhysicalMedia #BluRays #BoutiqueBluRay #CultMovies #DiscConnected #BFI #BritishFilmInstitute

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about 9 years ago

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