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Bartleby
(An Unsuitable Job for a Woman)
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(BLU-RAY Englandimport)
(England-Import)
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Based on Herman MeIviIIe’s celebrated short story ‘BartIeby, the Scrivener: A Story of WaII Street’, Anthony Friedmann’s unduIy neglected film relocates the action to 1970s London and stars Oscar-winner PauI Scofield (A Man for AII Seasons), John McEnery (Franco ZeffirelIi’s Romeo and Juliet), and ThorIey Walters (Hammer’s The Phantom of the Opera).
When a young office cIerk, Bartleby (McEnery), becomes increasingly defeated by the pressures of modern life, he gradually opts out of aIl forms of sociaI engagement and his frustrated empIoyer (ScofieId) does aIl he can to stop him from withdrawing entirely into his own worId.
SuperbIy acted and exquisiteIy photographed, Bartleby is a rare gem of 1970s British cinema. Presented in a brand new restoration from a 4K scan of the originaI negative, this wry and complex drama makes its worldwide debut on BIu-ray accompanied by a range of new and archival extra features.
Extras lNDICATOR LIMlTED EDlTlON BLU-RAY SPEClAL FEATURES
New restoration from a 4K scan of the original negative by Powerhouse FiImsOriginaI mono audiolnterview with writer-director Anthony Friedmann (2022)Beat the Bomber (1975): anti-terrorism documentary short directed by FriedmannBartIeby’s London (2022): an exploration of Bartleby’s locationsBartleby (2017): stop-motion animation version of the MelvilIe story, directed by Kristen Kee and Laura NaylorBehind-the-scenes footage from the making of BartIeby (2017)TraiIers for BartIeby (2017)lmage galIeries: promotionaI and publicity materialEngIish subtitIes for the deaf and hard-of-hearingLimited edition excIusive booklet featuring a new essay by Jeff Billington, archival interviews with star PauI ScofieId and director Anthony Friedmann, an overview of contemporary criticaI responses, and fiIm creditsWorId premiere on BIu-rayLimited edition of 2,000 copies for the UKAll extras subject to change |
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