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    GOZU DELUXE BOX (4K UHD + BLU RAY) LIMITED EDITION

    Title
    GOZU DELUXE BOX (4K UHD + BLU RAY) LIMITED EDITION
    SKU
    5753144
    Catalogue No.
    NW0009
    UPC
    9804451850358
    Release Date
    Oct 14, 2026
    Format
    4KUHD/Blu-ray
    Packaging
    4K UHD/Blu-ray
    No. of Discs
    1
    Region Coding
    Region Free
    TV Standard
    2160P
    Aspect Ratio
    1.85:1
    Running Time
    129
    Weight
    0.41
    Price
    $95 inc. GST
    Ships From
    Melbourne, AU
    When yakuza enforcer Minami is ordered to dispose of his increasingly unstable mentor, Ozaki, a mysterious disappearance sends him on a journey into a bizarre rural town where reality begins to dissolve. As his search descends into a surreal nightmare filled with eccentric strangers, grotesque visions, and impossible encounters, Minami finds himself trapped in one of cinema's most unforgettable fever dreams. Directed by Takashi Miike, GOZU is a wildly imaginative blend of psychological horror, pitch-black comedy, and Lynchian surrealism that stands as one of the director's most daring and acclaimed works. New Wave Video is proud to present this special edition of one of the most surreal films ever made, meticulously restored by New Wave Video from the only surviving film elements. Director Approved Special Edition NEW 4K restoration from the only surviving 35mm Cannes print by New Wave Video, presented in 2160p Ultra HD with Dolby Vision / HDR10 Feature presented on both 4K UHD and Blu-ray (1080p) discs NEW Restored 5.1 Audio Soundtrack NEW Audio commentary by film historian and author Samm Deighan NEW Interview with director Takashi Miike NEW Interview with screenwriter and actor Sakichi Sato NEW Cowhead ' video essay by Japanese cinema expert James Balmont NEW Boys Be Ambiguous: The Mythology of Gozu ' video essay by critic Ron Pettersson NEW Yakuza Horror Theatre: The Transgressive Cinema of Takashi Miike and the Surrealist Nightmares of Gozu - Video essay by critic and film Historian David Michael Brown Legacy 30-minute making-of documentary 2 hours of raw behind-the-scenes footage Theatrical trailer Deluxe Box Set Contents Rigid hardbox featuring NEW artwork by Justin Coffee w UV/ Spot Gloss New internal sleeve artwork by Justin Coffee w/ reversible original theatrical Art Premium envelope housing: Six collectible postcards, including NEW artwork by Janie O'Brien Poster featuring NEW artwork by Justin Coffee and the original theatrical artwork Hardcover book featuring NEW essays by Amber T., Joe Hickinbottom, and Stanley Luk
    A yakuza enforcer ordered to dispose of his unstable mentor follows his mysterious disappearance into a bizarre rural town where reality dissolves into a surreal nightmare of grotesque visions and impossible encounters.