Chantal Akerman Volume 2 1982 to 2015 Blu-Ray (REGION B)

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SUMMARY

Covering the later years of Akerman’s career, this set explores her experimentations with form and genre and includes musical comedy Golden Eighties (1986) and her final film, No Home Movie (2015). 

Covering the later years of Chantal Akerman’s career, this 5-disc set completes the two-volume Akerman collection.

Born in Brussels in 1950 to parents who had survived the Holocaust, Chantal Akerman directed more than 40 films (short, medium and feature-length) over almost 50 years, spanning fiction, documentary, musical comedy and literary adaptation. Today, she is regarded as one of the most important and influential directors of her generation. Akerman’s personal, non-conformist body of work has resonated with cinephiles globally and become increasingly relevant since her death in 2015, with filmmakers including Joanna Hogg (The Eternal Daughter), Céline Sciamma (Petite Maman), Alice Diop (Saint Omer) and Jacques Audiard (Emilia Pérez), among others, citing her radical and experimental approach to cinema as a direct inspiration.

Covering the later years of Akerman’s career, this set explores her experimentations with form and genre and includes musical comedy Golden Eighties (1986) and her final film, No Home Movie (2015). 

The Films:

• Toute Une Nuit (1982)
• Les Annees 80 (1983)
• Golden Eighties (1986)
• La Paresse (1986)
• Histoires d'Amerique: Food, Family and Philosophy (1988)
• D'Est (1993), Sud (1999)
  
• La Captive (2000)
• De l'Autre Côté (2002)
• La-bas (2006)
• La Folie Almayer (2011)
• No Home Movie (2015) 
  

ADDITIONAL INFO

• Five Blu-ray set featuring 11 landmark films by Chantal Akerman
• 72-page perfect-bound book with new essays by Erin Nunoda, Daniella Shreir, Rachel Pronger, Catherine Wheatley, and Alisa Lebow
• Other extras tbc