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november 2026
Boutique packaging. Definitive cuts. 10 essential collector’s releases picked by Fopp.
clash of the titans
clash of the titansrelease: 18 november 2026
available on 4k uhd / blu-ray
Ray Harryhausen, cinema’s most celebrated creator of spectacular special effects, retired at the top of his game by returning to the realm of Greek myth with his final film, the soaring fantasy classic Clash of the Titans!
To win the hand of the Princess Andromeda, Perseus must solve riddles, tame the winged horse Pegasus, battle mighty creatures and outwit the gods themselves. Giant scorpions, two headed hounds, the gorgon Medusa and even the Kraken itself stand in our hero’s way – in besting them, he will become a legend in his own right. Featuring a panoply of screen legends as the gods themselves, including Laurence Olivier, Maggie Smith and Ursula Andress, Clash of the Titans is a fitting climax to a career that inspired the generations of fantasy filmmakers that followed.
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Video & Presentation: Brand new 4K restoration from the original 35mm negative by Arrow Films, 4K (2160p) Ultra HD Blu-ray presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible), restored original lossless stereo and new Dolby Atmos audio options, optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
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Archival & Extras: Courage & Imagination: Ray Harryhausen’s Mythic Adventure (brand new feature-length documentary by David Cairns and Fiona Watson celebrating Clash of the Titans and the work of Ray Harryhausen, featuring contributions from Joe Dante, John Landis, Randall William Cook, and Vanessa Harryhausen)
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Packaging & Collectibles: 2-disc limited edition packaging, reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Richey Beckett, double-sided foldout poster featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Richey Beckett, collectors’ perfect-bound booklet containing new writing by Charlie Brigden, Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, David Moses, Martyn Pedler, and Icy Sedgwick, alongside select archival material
wild at heart
release: 23 november 2026
available on 4k uhd
“This whole world is wild at heart and weird on top.” With this torrid adaptation of the novel by Barry Gifford, David Lynch pushed his vision of nightmarish Americana into new realms of delirious excess and feverish romanticism. Burning with libidinal abandon, Laura Dern and Nicolas Cage are Lula and Sailor, outlaw lovers whose reckless passion sends them on the run through a menacing South, where their dream of freedom collides with a vortex of violence and depravity. Blending all-American iconography ranging from Elvis to The Wizard of Oz into a twisted southern-gothic soap opera, and featuring memorable supporting turns by Willem Dafoe and Diane Ladd, the film conjures a dark dreamscape of danger, desire, and fantasy that stands as perhaps the most transcendently perverse love story of the 1990s.
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Video & Presentation: Screen ratio 2.39:1, 2.0 DTS-HD Master Audio, Blu-ray only unrated international version included
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Archival & Extras: Blu-ray only music video for Chris Isaak: Wicked Game (directed by David Lynch), deleted scenes and outtakes, Blu-ray only archival documentaries featuring interviews with cinematographer Frederick Elmes, director David Lynch, actors Nicolas Cage, Laura Dern, Willem Dafoe, Diane Ladd, Isabella Rossellini, novelist Barry Gifford, editor Duwayne Dunham, filmmaker Bernardo Bertolucci, and cast and crew members, introduction by film programmer and critic Dennis Lim, readings from Room to Dream (2018 book co-authored by David Lynch and Kristine McKenna), segments from a 1988 episode of Cinéma, de notre temps featuring David Lynch, excerpted interview with David Lynch from Chris Rodley’s book Lynch on Lynch alongside a new introduction by Rodley
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Packaging & Collectibles: New cover artwork by Fred Davis
wild at heart
release: 16 november 2026
available on 4k uhd / 3d blu-ray
The future of gaming is here: SLAYER – a shoot ’em up where players control real people as they fight their way through a war zone. To the death. The cannon fodder comes from death row – promised release if they survive 30 games. The current champ is Kable (Gerard Butler – 300) and he’s nearly there. But Kable knows too much. If he gets out, he could bring down the game, the people who made it and maybe even more. As he plays for the final time, the odds are rising: if he can’t fight his way through, it’s going to be Game Over.
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Video & Presentation: Extended deleted footage
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Archival & Extras: Audio commentary with Brian Taylor, Mark Neveldine, Amber Valletta, Alison Lohman, and Terry Crews; audio commentary with film journalists Dave Wain and Matty Budrewicz; Inside the Game: Controlling Gamer documentary; First Person Shooter: The Evolution of Red documentary; archive EPK interviews with Gerard Butler, Milo Ventimiglia, Chris Bridges, Terry Crews, Alison Lohman, Amber Valletta, Brian Taylor, and Mark Neveldine; Cheat Codes: Scene commentaries; behind-the-scenes footage; TV spots and theatrical trailers
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Packaging & Collectibles: Slipcase featuring new artwork by Sean Longmore
animal farm
release: 23 november 2026
available on 4k uhd / blu-ray
A milestone in British cinema, this bold 1954 adaptation of George Orwell’s Animal Farm stands as the nation’s first animated feature film. When the oppressed animals of Manor Farm overthrow Farmer Jones and dream of a fairer world, their revolution soon twists into tyranny, deceit, and the chilling rise of authoritarian rule.
Created by trailblazing animators John Halas and Joy Batchelor, the film was long celebrated as a triumph of British artistry. Only decades later did the truth emerge: Animal Farm had been secretly part funded by the CIA, its ending reshaped to serve Cold War propaganda. That revelation has become an indelible part of the film’s legacy. Now newly restored in stunning 4K by the BFI, this landmark work returns with renewed clarity and power — a vital piece of animation history ready to be rediscovered.
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Video & Presentation: Restored from the original 35mm Successive Frame negative in 4K and presented on UHD in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible), newly created English descriptive subtitles
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Archival & Extras: Vintage audio commentary by writer and broadcaster Brian Sibley, newly recorded audio commentary by animation scholar Sam Summers, Animal Farm line tests (rare surviving animation test footage), Inside the Archive: Halas and Batchelor and Animal Farm (2026 featurette), Clapperboard extracts (1980 television profile featuring John Halas in conversation with Chris Kelly), An Animated Utopia: The Life and Achievement of John Halas (2012 documentary essay by Paul Wells), Ode to Joy (2014 centenary short by Martin Pickles celebrating Joy Batchelor)
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Packaging & Collectibles: Limited edition rigid-board slipcase, double-sided poster, set of four collectible postcards, 60-page perfect-bound book featuring new essays on Animal Farm
brassed off
release: 09 november 2026
available on blu-ray
It’s 1992, and the miners of Grimley Colliery are facing uncertainty. Not only is their pit and therefore their livelihoods under threat, but the Grimley Colliery Band is on the verge of breaking up – that is, until Gloria (Tara Fitzgerald) arrives. As the only female member of the band, she somehow manages to revive their enthusiasm for the forthcoming National Championships, as well as rekindling a childhood romance with Andy (Ewan McGregor).
Led by the passionate Danny (Pete Postlethwaite) the band plays on. Danny has his pride and his trombonist son, Phil (Stephen Tompkinson), has his problems. Problems which not even Mr Chuckles, the clown, can’t seem to help solve. With the National Finals at the Royal Albert Hall looming, can they hold it all together and secure a famous victory for Grimley?
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Video & Presentation: Presented in High Definition, newly created optional English descriptive subtitles
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Archival & Extras: Newly recorded audio commentary by Scott Harrison, Toilet Breaks and Brass Band Shame (2026 interview with writer and director Mark Herman), Brassing Around (2026 interview with actress Tara Fitzgerald), Unusual Ground Floor Conversion (Mark Herman’s 1988 short film starring Adrian Dunbar), archive on-location interviews from 1997, Balletomines (Mining Review 7th Year No. 12, 1954 short), The Big Meeting (1963 documentary featuring Sam Watson), 40 Years On (1978 retrospective documentary)
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Packaging & Collectibles: First pressing only illustrated booklet featuring new writing on the film by Johnny Mains, plus contributions by producer Steve Abbott and director Mark Herman on Unusual Ground Floor Conversion
mother joan of the angels
release: 23 november 2026
available on blu-ray
This landmark of Polish cinema is based on the infamous ‘demonic possession’ of a group of nuns in Loudun, France in 1634, which led to a priest being burnt at the stake. These scandalous events also inspired Aldous Huxley’s 1952 novel The Devils of Loudon and Ken Russell’s notorious 1971 film The Devils. The film is a visually astonishing and profoundly disturbing exploration of faith, fanaticism and repressed sexuality. Built around an extraordinary lead performance by Lucyna Winnicka, Kawalerowicz creates one of cinema’s most intense portrayals of the tragedy which ensues when passion is crushed by dogma.
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Archival & Extras: Audio commentary by The Projection Booth; in-depth discussion of the film by critic, curator, and scholar Michał Oleszczyk; expansive filmed appreciation by producer and film historian Michael Brooke
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Packaging & Collectibles: Collector’s booklet
radical japan: survical and desire
release: 16 november 2026
available on blu-ray