Wildlife (2018) DVD9 and Blu-Ray Criterion Collection, download for free

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Wildlife (2018) DVD9 and Blu-Ray Criterion Collection

by movieworld on August 30th, 2021 at 23:19

"I feel like I need to wake up. But I don't know what from, or to," mother tells her bewildered son in this drama about family, masculinity and female agency in 1960s America topped by a trio of towering performances.. This strikingly styled film marks the directorial debut of actor Paul Dano, who also co-writes the script with his partner Zoe Kazan.

Based on the novel by Richard Ford "Wildlife" stars Jake Gyllenhaal and Carey Mulligan as Jerry and Jeanette Brinson, who’ve recently moved to small-town Montana with their teen son Joe (Ed Oxenbould). The American Dream is proving elusive for the middle-class family, in fact they’re flirting with poverty. Tough times fracture the bond between man and wife, and the chasm widens when Jerry suddenly announces he’ll be away for months because he’s taking a low-paying, dangerous job fighting fires.

BD50, DVD9 | 1080p AVC, NTSC | 01:45:03 | 45.2 Gb + 7.39 Gb
Language: English
Subtitles: English

Director: Paul Dano
Cast: Ed Oxenbould, Jake Gyllenhaal, Carey Mulligan
Country: USA
Genre: Drama

Extras:

• From Script to Screen - in this new program, screenwriter-director Paul Dano, screenwriter Zoe Kazan, and actors Carey Mulligan and Jake Gyllenhaal discuss the original material from Richard Ford's novel that inspired Wildlife as well as their collaboration on the film. The program was produced for Criterion in 2020. In English, not subtitled. (25 min, 1080p).

• The World of Wildlife - in this new program, Paul Dano, cinematographer Diego Garcia, production designer Akin McKenzie, and costume designer Amanda Ford discuss the visual style of Wildlife and how it affects the narrative and ultimately the film's artistic identity. The program was produced for Criterion in 2020. In English, not subtitled. (16 min, 1080p).

• Postproduction - in this new program, Paul Dano, editor Matthew Hannam, and composer David Lang discuss how the final version of Wildlife came to exist. There are a number of quite interesting observations about the tone of the film and how it begins to evolve after the three main characters are established. The program was produced for Criterion in 2020. In English, not subtitled. (27 min, 1080p).

• Paul Dano and Richard Ford - in this filmed conversation, Paul Dano and novelist Richard Ford discuss the novel that inspired Wildlife and how personal experiences experiences the two had are reflected in both. The conversation is moderated by critic Eric Hynes. It was recorded at Lincoln Center in New York in 2018. In English, not subtitled. (45 min, 1080p).