The Merchant of Four Seasons (四季を売る男)(Criterion Collection)

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フォーマット	Blu-ray Disc
発売日	2015年05月26日
国内/輸入	輸入
レーベル	Criterion Collection
構成数	1
パッケージ仕様	-
規格品番	CCIN2485BR
SKU	715515146616

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BLU-RAY SPECIAL EDITION FEATURES
・New 4K digital restoration, with uncompressed monaural soundtrack
・Audio commentary featuring filmmaker Wim Wenders
・New interviews with actors Irm Hermann and Hans Hirschmuller
・New interview with film scholar Eric Rentschler
・New English subtitle translation
・PLUS: An essay by film scholar Thomas Elsaesser

New cover by David Plunkert

Cast
Hans Hirschmuller … Hans Epp
Irm Hermann … Irmgard Epp
Gusti Kreissl … Mother Epp
Hanna Schygulla … Anna Epp, Hans's sister
Heide Simon … Second sister
Kurt Raab … Kurt
Klaus Lowitsch … Harry Radek
Karl Scheydt … Anzell
Ingrid Caven … The merchant's great love
Peter Chatel … Doctor
Lilo Pempeit … Customer
Walter Sedlmayr … Fruit cart seller
El Hedi ben Salem … Arab
Hark Bohm … Policeman
Daniel Schmid … Three applicants
Harry Baer
Marian Seidowsky
Michael Fengler … Playboy
Rainer Werner Fassbinder … Zucker
Elga Sorbas … Marile Kosemund
Sigi Graue … Man in the pub

Credits
Director … Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Screenplay … Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Director of photography … Dietrich Lohmann
Music … Rainer Werner Fassbinder
Editor … Thea Eymesz
Art direction … Kurt Raab

Germany
1971
88 minutes
Color
1.37:1
German

1.[Blu-ray Disc]

New German Cinema icon Rainer Werner Fassbinder kicked off a new phase of his young career when he made the startling The Merchant of Four Seasons. In this anguished yet mordantly funny film, Fassbinder charts the decline of a self-destructive former policeman and war veteran struggling to make ends meet for his family by working as a fruit vendor. Fassbinder had gained acclaim for a series of trenchant, quickly made early films, but for this one he took more time and forged a new style-featuring a more complexly woven script and narrative structure and more sophisticated use of the camera, and influenced by the work of his recently discovered idol, Douglas Sirk. The result is a meticulously made, unforgiving social satire.