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Product Description ------------------- PRAISE BE TO ZARDOZ! Between the Hollywood productions of Deliverance and Exorcist II: The Heretic, John Boorman embarked on one of the strangest films ever to come from a major studio. The year is 2293. Society as we know it has broken down centuries ago with the Earth s population split into three classes: the Brutals, who work the land and are forbidden from reproducing; their overseers, the Executioners; and the highly civilised Eternals, who are protected from the outside world by a force-field. But when an Executioner, Zed (Sean Connery, light years from James Bond), smuggles himself into their isolated paradise, he risks unbalancing the system and threatening the status quo... Photographed by Geoffrey Unsworth (2001: A Space Odyssey) and designed by Anthony Pratt (Excalibur), dystopian science-fiction has rarely looked so beautiful or been so odd as it appears in Zardoz. SPECIAL EDITION CONTENTS: * New 4K digital restoration by Twentieth Century Fox, supervised and approved by John Boorman * High Definition (1080p) Blu-ray presentation * Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing * Audio commentary with writer-producer-director John Boorman * Brand new interviews with Boorman, actor Sara Kestelman, production designer Anthony Pratt, special effects creator Gerry Johnston, camera operator Peter MacDonald, assistant director Simon Relph, hair stylist Colin Jamison, production manager Seamus Byrne, and assistant editor Alan Jones * Newly filmed appreciation with director Ben Wheately (Kill List, seers, A Field in England) * Theatrical trailer * Radio spots * Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Matthew Griffin * Collector s booklet containing new writing on the film by Julian Upton and Adrian Smith, plus archive interviews, illustrated by original production stills. Review ------ Magnificently sensational. --ÜberCiné one of the more fascinating entries by the iconoclastic John Boorman. --Blu-ray.com a sparkling display of fireworks, brilliantly and directed. --Time Out