THE DISAPPEARANCE

AN MDC FILMS EDITION

• 1977 – 1h31 (Theatrical Version) – 1h42 (Director's Cut Version) – United Kingdom/Canada - 1.85:1 aspect ratio respected (Theatrical Version) – 1.33 (Director's Cut Version)
• BLU-RAY - 1920x1080/24p
• English in DTS-HD Master Audio 1.0/2.0 and French in DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0
• French subtitles

SUMMARY : Jay Mallory (Donald Sutherland – Don’t Look Now, The Hunger Games Saga), a hitman, finds himself thrown into a tailspin when his wife, Celandine (Francine Racette – Mr. Klein, Goodbye Kids), disappears without explanation. Desperate to find her, he plunges into an investigation that reveals troubling aspects of his own life. As he tries to unravel the mystery, he realizes that nothing is as simple as it seems, and that his search may lead him to unexpected truths.

ABOUT THE FILM : Powered by remarkable performances from David Hemmings, John Hurt, Christopher Plummer, and David Warner, as well as the sublime contrasts of light and shadow by John Alcott, director of photography on Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange and The Shining, The Disappearance of Stuart Cooper is finally available for the first time in high definition! This definitive edition includes nearly 1.5 hours of never-before-seen interviews with the director and the original Director's Cut of the film (available in SD and with original subtitles).

BONUS :
• Introductions by director Stuart Cooper (2')
• Stuart Cooper: Before the Vanishing (27')
• Stuart Cooper: Memoirs of a Disappearance (58')
• Isolated music track
• The Disappearance in VHS Vision (1h28)
• Excerpt from the re-edited version with a different soundtrack from The Disappearance, released in the United States (15')
• Photo gallery
• Movie trailers