NEW EXTREMITY COLLECTION VOLUME 3 (2001, 2002, 2010, 2016)

Desire, violence, and the human condition collide in their most uncompromising form with NEW EXTREMITY COLLECTION: VOLUME 3 a fearless quartet of boundary pushing cinema that confronts the darkest corners of human impulse. Gaspar Noe''''s IRREVERSIBLE delivers a brutal exploration of time, trauma, and vengeance, unfolding in reverse chronology with visceral intensity. Claire Denis''''s TROUBLE EVERY DAY blends eroticism with primal hunger in a sensual yet unsettling descent into obsession and cannibalistic desire. In CAGED, director Yann Gozlan thrusts viewers into a nightmarish underworld where captivity and desperation strip humanity to its rawest instincts. Rounding out the set is Julia Ducournau''''s explosive debut RAW, a coming-of-age nightmare that marks a bold new voice in genre cinema. Together, these four films form a daring showcase of cinema that challenges, provokes, and dares viewers to confront the unflinching realities of flesh and emotion. Viewer discretion is not just advised it''''s inevitable. SPECIAL FEATURES: TROUBLE EVERY DAY: '>>' NEW! Sound Design in Claire Denis'''' Trouble Every Day '>>' NEW! I Could Eat You: Critics Emma Westwood and Stephen A Russell discuss Trouble Every Day '>>' NEW! Till Death Do Us Part: Nadine Whitney on Devotion to the Diseased in Trouble Every Day '>>' Trailer IRREVERSIBLE: '>>' Audio Commentary with Gaspar Noe '>>' NEW! Audio Commentary with Author Stephen Thrower '>>' NEW! Power Trip: Kat Ellinger on Irreversible and Male Violence '>>' Irreversible Straight Cut '>>' Deleted Scene DIRECTOR Gaspar Noe, Claire Denis, Yann Gozlan, Julia Ducournau CAST Garance Marillier; Monica Bellucci; Vincent Cassell; Vincent Gallo; Zoe Felix Desire, violence, and the human condition collide in their most uncompromising form with NEW EXTREMITY COLLECTION: VOLUME 3 a fearless quartet of boundarypushing cinema that confronts the darkest corners of human impulse. Gaspar Noe''''s IRREVERSIBLE delivers a brutal exploration of time, trauma, and vengeance, unfolding in reverse chronology with visceral intensity. Claire Denis''''s TROUBLE EVERY DAY blends eroticism with primal hunger in a sensual yet unsettling descent into obsession and cannibalistic desire. In CAGED, director Yann Gozlan thrusts viewers into a nightmarish underworld where captivity and desperation strip humanity to its rawest instincts. Rounding out the set is Julia Ducournau''''s explosive debut RAW, a coming-of-age nightmare that marks a bold new voice in genre cinema. Together, these four films form a daring showcase of cinema that challenges, provokes, and dares viewers to confront the unflinching realities of flesh and emotion. Viewer discretion is not just advised it''''s inevitable. '>>' The Irreversible Odyssey 2019 Documentary '>>' SFX 2003 Interview with Rudolphe Chabrier '>>' Stress and Outrage: Music Videos by Thomas Bangalter '>>' Trailers CAGED: '>>' NEW! It Takes a Lot of Guts: Lee Zachariah on Captifs '>>' NEW! BIFFF Q&A with Director Yann Gozlan and Actor Zoe Felix 2011 '>>' Trailer RAW: '>>' Audio Commentary with Writer/Director Julia Ducournau and Film Critic Emma Westwood - NEW! Audio Commentary with Critic and Author Alexandra Heller-Nicholas '>>' Alternate Opening '>>' Quick Bites with Julia Ducournau and Alexandra HellerNicholas '>>' Genre Matters: 2016 Women Genre Filmmakers Panel with Julia Ducournau, Briony Kidd, Mattie Do, Marisa Brown, Heidi Lee Douglas, Donna McRae, and Isabel Peppard '>>' Australian Premiere Introduction with Monster Fest Director Kier-La Janisse and filmmaker Julia Ducournau '>>' Australian Premiere Q&A with Writer/Director Julia Ducournau and Monster Fest Director Kier-La Janisse '>>' Have You Seen the Cannibal Girl: Publicity Stunt '>>' Raw A Votre Gout: 2017 discussion with Writer/Director Julia Ducournau and Film Critic Emma Westwood '>>' Audience Vox Pops '>>' Traile

A 4-film Collector's Edition box set of New French Extremity cinema: Gaspar Noe's 'Irreversible' (2001), Claire Denis's 'Trouble Every Day' (2002), Yann Gozlan's 'Caged' (2010), and Julia Ducournau's 'Raw' (2016).