THE PEMINI ORGANISATION (1972-1974) - LE [US]
HUNTED (Peter Crane, 1972)
ASSASSIN (Peter Crane, 1973)
MOMENTS (Peter Crane, 1974)
Release date: 31 May 2022
Limited Edition Blu-ray (World Blu-ray premieres)
In the early 1970s, three ambitious friends ā Peter Crane, Michael Sloan and Nigel Hodgson ā combined the first letters of each of their names and set up the Pemini Organisation, a young and vital independent British film production company. Active between 1972 and 1974, Pemini produced one mid-length film,Ā Hunted, a high-suspense thriller starring Edward Woodward and June Ritchie, and two feature films:Ā Assassin, a grimly realistic spy film starring Ian Hendry, Edward Judd, Frank Windsor, Ray Brooks and Mike Pratt; andĀ Moments, an enigmatic romantic mystery starring Keith Michell and Angharad Rees. When Pemini disbanded, the films disappeared into the ether...
Now, these three lost works, made by one of the most vibrant independent production companies of the era, have been rescued from the archives to be given their first ever home entertainment release in this deluxe, individually numbered Limited Edition Blu-ray set, accompanied by a wealth of newly produced extras, including feature-length director commentaries, cast and crew interviews, and an 80-page book.
INDICATOR LIMITED EDITION 2 x BLU-RAY SPECIAL FEATURES
- NewĀ restorations ofĀ HuntedĀ andĀ AssassinĀ from 4K scans of the only surviving film elements by Powerhouse Films
- Original mono audio
- Audio commentaries onĀ HuntedĀ andĀ AssassinĀ with Pemini co-founder and director Peter Crane and film historian Sam Dunn (2022)
- Organising PrinciplesĀ (2022, 32 mins): Crane remembers the origins of Pemini and his subsequent work in Hollywood
- An Amazing TimeĀ (2022,Ā 7 mins): Pemini co-founder and writer Michael Sloan looks back at his three early films
- Good ChemistryĀ (2022, 29 mins): Pemini co-founder Nigel Hodgson revisits an exciting chapter in his life
- A Group of FriendsĀ (2022, 14 mins): June Ritchie, star ofĀ Hunted, recalls her time with Pemini
- Scoring with GerryĀ (2022, 13 mins): the veteran Soho musician Graham Dee remembers his work with Gerry Shury on the compositions forĀ In Search of LebanonĀ andĀ Hunted
- The Life of My MemoriesĀ (2022, 22 mins): assistant director Martyn Chillmaid recounts his adventures on the three Pemini films
- Assassinās CreedĀ (2022, 22 mins): Ian Hendry biographer Gabriel Hershman explores the life and career of the troubled actor
- āHuntedā: The Lost PrologueĀ (2022, 10 mins): video essay, narrated by Crane, reconstructing and reappraising scenes shot for the missing US television version ofĀ Hunted
- Restoring āHuntedā and āAssassināĀ (2022, 5 mins)
- Image galleries: extensive behind-the-scenes, promotional and publicity materials from the Pemini archives
- AssassinĀ script gallery: complete shooting screenplay
- New and improved English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
- World premieres on Blu-ray
- New restoration from a 4K scan of the only surviving film element by Powerhouse Films
- Original mono audio
- Audio commentary with Pemini co-founder and director Peter Crane and film historian Sam Dunn (2022)
- The BEHP Interview with Wolfgang SuschitzkyĀ (1988, 93 mins): archival audio recording, made as part of the British Entertainment History Project, featuring the cinematographer in conversation with Bob Dunbar and Manny Yospa
- āMomentsā in CannesĀ (2022, 8 mins): Crane tells a memorable story about an exhibitor screening
- A Present Out of the BlueĀ (2022, 7 mins): actor Valerie Minifie fondly remembersĀ Moments
- Reality and Non-realityĀ (2022, 14 mins): composer John Cameron replays someĀ MomentsĀ motifs
- Shooting with Mr SuĀ (2022, 11 mins): gaffer Bill Summers recalls lightingĀ MomentsĀ with Suschitzky
- Nothingās Going to Stop UsĀ (2022, 15 mins): production designer Bruce Atkins describes dressing the sets on the Pemini films
- A Family AffairĀ (2022, 22 mins): assistant James Partridge remembers working with his cousin, Crane
- The Whole StoryĀ (2022, 17 mins): film historian Vic Pratt charts the rise and fall of Pemini
- Deleted scenes (14 mins): sequences removed from release prints
- Restoring āMomentsāĀ (2022, 5 mins)
- In Search of LebanonĀ (1970, 12 mins): student film directed by Crane and Hodgson exploring present-day Lebanon as the living source of the Adonis myth
- Image gallery: extensive behind-the-scenes, promotional and publicity materials from the Pemini archives
- New and improved English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
- World premiere on Blu-ray
- Limited edition exclusive 80-page book featuring new essays by Peter Crane about the origins and history of Pemini, extracts from the filmsā original press materials, an archival news article, new writing onĀ In Search of Lebanon, and full film credits
- Limited edition exclusive set of five replica production stills
- World premieres on Blu-ray
- Limited edition of 6,000 individually numbered unitsĀ for the UK and US
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UPC:Ā 843501038161
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HUNTED (Peter Crane, 1972)
ASSASSIN (Peter Crane, 1973)
MOMENTS (Peter Crane, 1974)
Release date: 31 May 2022
Limited Edition Blu-ray (World Blu-ray premieres)
In the early 1970s, three ambitious friends ā Peter Crane, Michael Sloan and Nigel Hodgson ā combined the first letters of each of their names and set up the Pemini Organisation, a young and vital independent British film production company. Active between 1972 and 1974, Pemini produced one mid-length film,Ā Hunted, a high-suspense thriller starring Edward Woodward and June Ritchie, and two feature films:Ā Assassin, a grimly realistic spy film starring Ian Hendry, Edward Judd, Frank Windsor, Ray Brooks and Mike Pratt; andĀ Moments, an enigmatic romantic mystery starring Keith Michell and Angharad Rees. When Pemini disbanded, the films disappeared into the ether...
Now, these three lost works, made by one of the most vibrant independent production companies of the era, have been rescued from the archives to be given their first ever home entertainment release in this deluxe, individually numbered Limited Edition Blu-ray set, accompanied by a wealth of newly produced extras, including feature-length director commentaries, cast and crew interviews, and an 80-page book.
INDICATOR LIMITED EDITION 2 x BLU-RAY SPECIAL FEATURES
- NewĀ restorations ofĀ HuntedĀ andĀ AssassinĀ from 4K scans of the only surviving film elements by Powerhouse Films
- Original mono audio
- Audio commentaries onĀ HuntedĀ andĀ AssassinĀ with Pemini co-founder and director Peter Crane and film historian Sam Dunn (2022)
- Organising PrinciplesĀ (2022, 32 mins): Crane remembers the origins of Pemini and his subsequent work in Hollywood
- An Amazing TimeĀ (2022,Ā 7 mins): Pemini co-founder and writer Michael Sloan looks back at his three early films
- Good ChemistryĀ (2022, 29 mins): Pemini co-founder Nigel Hodgson revisits an exciting chapter in his life
- A Group of FriendsĀ (2022, 14 mins): June Ritchie, star ofĀ Hunted, recalls her time with Pemini
- Scoring with GerryĀ (2022, 13 mins): the veteran Soho musician Graham Dee remembers his work with Gerry Shury on the compositions forĀ In Search of LebanonĀ andĀ Hunted
- The Life of My MemoriesĀ (2022, 22 mins): assistant director Martyn Chillmaid recounts his adventures on the three Pemini films
- Assassinās CreedĀ (2022, 22 mins): Ian Hendry biographer Gabriel Hershman explores the life and career of the troubled actor
- āHuntedā: The Lost PrologueĀ (2022, 10 mins): video essay, narrated by Crane, reconstructing and reappraising scenes shot for the missing US television version ofĀ Hunted
- Restoring āHuntedā and āAssassināĀ (2022, 5 mins)
- Image galleries: extensive behind-the-scenes, promotional and publicity materials from the Pemini archives
- AssassinĀ script gallery: complete shooting screenplay
- New and improved English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
- World premieres on Blu-ray
- New restoration from a 4K scan of the only surviving film element by Powerhouse Films
- Original mono audio
- Audio commentary with Pemini co-founder and director Peter Crane and film historian Sam Dunn (2022)
- The BEHP Interview with Wolfgang SuschitzkyĀ (1988, 93 mins): archival audio recording, made as part of the British Entertainment History Project, featuring the cinematographer in conversation with Bob Dunbar and Manny Yospa
- āMomentsā in CannesĀ (2022, 8 mins): Crane tells a memorable story about an exhibitor screening
- A Present Out of the BlueĀ (2022, 7 mins): actor Valerie Minifie fondly remembersĀ Moments
- Reality and Non-realityĀ (2022, 14 mins): composer John Cameron replays someĀ MomentsĀ motifs
- Shooting with Mr SuĀ (2022, 11 mins): gaffer Bill Summers recalls lightingĀ MomentsĀ with Suschitzky
- Nothingās Going to Stop UsĀ (2022, 15 mins): production designer Bruce Atkins describes dressing the sets on the Pemini films
- A Family AffairĀ (2022, 22 mins): assistant James Partridge remembers working with his cousin, Crane
- The Whole StoryĀ (2022, 17 mins): film historian Vic Pratt charts the rise and fall of Pemini
- Deleted scenes (14 mins): sequences removed from release prints
- Restoring āMomentsāĀ (2022, 5 mins)
- In Search of LebanonĀ (1970, 12 mins): student film directed by Crane and Hodgson exploring present-day Lebanon as the living source of the Adonis myth
- Image gallery: extensive behind-the-scenes, promotional and publicity materials from the Pemini archives
- New and improved English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
- World premiere on Blu-ray
- Limited edition exclusive 80-page book featuring new essays by Peter Crane about the origins and history of Pemini, extracts from the filmsā original press materials, an archival news article, new writing onĀ In Search of Lebanon, and full film credits
- Limited edition exclusive set of five replica production stills
- World premieres on Blu-ray
- Limited edition of 6,000 individually numbered unitsĀ for the UK and US
REGION FREE
UPC:Ā 843501038161
