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Restored in 4K from the original camera negatives, this film's transition to modern formats preserves the visceral, grainy, and "steely blue" aesthetic essential to its Cold War Berlin setting. Why the x265/HEVC Format Matters for Possession

Interestingly, some special editions include interviews regarding the film Repo Man (1984). This is because Żuławski was originally set to direct Repo Man before moving to Possession , and there is a cross-pollination of crew and production stories between the two distinct films. possession 1981 extras 1080p bluray x265 h verified

: A look at the actual Berlin locations used, which served as a metaphor for the couple's divorce. Restored in 4K from the original camera negatives,

: A heavily edited 77-minute version of the film, newly restored from archive prints. Documentaries & Featurettes : : A look at the actual Berlin locations

: A heavily edited 77–80 minute version originally released for North American markets. The Uncut Version : The full 124-minute European theatrical version. Audio Commentaries Legacy commentary by director Andrzej Żuławski. Legacy commentary by co-writer Frederic Tuten. New commentaries (found on Second Sight/Umbrella