British Film Institute
Ken Russell's the Devils: The Director's Cut Standard Edition [4K Ultra HD] - UK Import
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Product Description
An enduring masterpiece of cinema starring Oliver Reed and Vanessa Redgrave, The Devils is a powerful and provocative exploration of obsession, corruption, and religious fanaticism from visionary filmmaker Ken Russell.
Widely regarded as one of Russell's most significant works, The Devils remains a defining achievement in cinema.
Ken Russell's The Devils – Director's Cut presents the uncensored and definitive version of the film as Russell originally envisioned it. For the first time, this landmark film is presented in a stunning 4K Ultra HD restoration, offering audiences the opportunity to experience the film with exceptional picture quality and restored sound.
Product Specifications
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SKU / Barcode: 5022655000339
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Title: The Devils (1971)
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Edition: Director's Cut
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Format: 4K Ultra HD
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Publisher: BFI (British Film Institute)
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Catalogue Number: BFIU0033
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Country of Origin: United Kingdom
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Director: Ken Russell
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Release Year: 1971
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Certificate: 18
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Colour: Colour
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Running Time: 114 minutes
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Language: English
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Subtitles: English SDH (for deaf and hard-of-hearing viewers)
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4K UHD Region: Region Free
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Disc Contents: 1 UHD disc featuring the Director's Cut and special features
Special Features
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First-ever 4K UHD presentation of Ken Russell's The Devils, featuring the uncensored, definitive Director's Cut, encoded by Fidelity in Motion with a newly restored monaural soundtrack.
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Unedited 2004 audio commentary featuring Ken Russell, Michael Bradsell, Mark Kermode, and Paul Joyce.
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New interview with Guillermo del Toro discussing The Devils and the legacy of Ken Russell.
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2004 Q&A with Ken Russell and Mark Kermode, recorded following the first-ever screening of Ken Russell's The Devils at BFI Southbank NFT1.
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Behind-the-scenes footage with commentary by Michael Bradsell.
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Director of Devils (1971) – Archival featurette featuring behind-the-scenes footage and an interview with Ken Russell.
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Archival theatrical trailers.
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2026 theatrical trailer.