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The Wall - Limited Edition
Was R224.95Now R202.46(eB 2025)
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Product code: 501986
The Wall - Limited Edition
Artist(s): PINK FLOYD
Was R224.95 Now R202.46
THE WALL THE MOVIE, Alan Parker's extraordinary film starring Bob Geldof, was originally released in 1982. The album that inspired the movie, Pink Floyd's groundbreaking THE WALL, celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2006.
To commemorate these two landmark releases, Sony BMG Music Entertainment is re-releasing THE WALL - THE MOVIE on DVD. This Limited Edition re-issue is packaged in a deluxe DVD digi-pak designed to look like The Wall with debossed brick work and a see through slipcase. Inside, the digi-pak features a photo montage of film shots and a re-production of the original film promotional poster. This new edition also features new subtitles. All artwork and design has been co-coordinated by original Floyd designers Storm Thorgerson and Peter Curzon.
THE WALL, conceived and written by Roger Waters, and directed by Alan Parker, tells the story of a rock star's descent into madness as he ponders his meaningless existence. Abandoned by his father during World War II, smothered by his mother thereafter, and punished in school for writing poems, he steadily builds a wall around himself.
The style of the film is that of a 95-minute music video; there's virtually no dialogue, just songs and visuals, including the startling animation of British caricaturist Gerald Scarfe.
In addition to the original THE WALL film, this DVD contains several fascinating extras, including a promotional feature from 1982 and two-part retrospective documentary. There is also a rare and insightful interview with Roger Waters in which he discusses the autobiographical inspirations for his musical masterpiece. Director Parker, animator-designer Gerald Scarfe, cinematographer Peter Biziou, and producer Alan Marshall all contribute several interesting observations. The audio commentary by Waters and Scarfe adds depth to their documentary interviews.
Pink Floyd technical consultant James Guthrie, one of the film's original music producers, was responsible for restoring, reformatting, and remastering the new 5.1 channel Dolby Digital and PCM stereo soundtracks.
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