Caligula Limited Edition Blu-ray + UHD : Ultimate Cut

"Absolute power corrupts"

Despite its controversial reception due to its graphic content and historical inaccuracies, CALIGULA remains a provocative exploration of the depths of human corruption and the consequences of absolute power. With a stellar cast including Malcolm McDowell, Helen Mirren, and Peter O'Toole, the film remains a cult classic for its audacious portrayal of ancient Rome's darkest moments. Watch all five cuts, including a 4K HDR remastered version lovingly put together by producer Thomas Negovan using previously unused footage.Released in 1980 after years of delay, CALIGULA remains notoriously famous for its nightmarish filming, budget-blowing delays and artistic differences, resulting in a hybridised yet still scandalously violent and erotic film. More than forty years later, you can now watch the painstakingly restored cut with previously unreleased scenes. CALIGULA delves into the debauched reign of the Roman emperor Gaius Caligula, infamous for his tyranny and extravagance. Produced by Bob Guccione of Penthouse Magazine, the film offers a lurid depiction of Caligula's descent into madness, exploring through historical drama and explicit erotica - his incestuous relationships, sadistic tendencies, and megalomaniacal desires for power.Watch all five cuts, including a 4K HDR remastered version lovingly put together by producer Thomas Negovan using previously unused footage.

Details

Catalogue Number: DAVID4969-OR
Format: Blu Ray
Genre: Historical, Mystery
Rating: R18+
Release Date: 16 10 2024
Production Year: 2023
Distributor: 173
Languages: English
Rating Advice: High Impact Sex Scenes| Nudity| Sexual Violence
Distributor: Umbrella Entertainment
Directors: Tinto Brass

Actors: Malcolm McDowell, Helen Mirren, Teresa Ann Savoy, Peter O'Toole, John Gielgud, John Steiner, Guido Mannari, Paolo Bonacelli, Leopoldo Trieste, Giancarlo Badessi, Mirella D'Angelo, Anneka Di Lorenzo, Lori Wagner, Adriana Asti, Bruno Brive, Rick Parets, Osiride Pevarello, Donato Placido