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Four Times That Night Blu-ray

Four Times That Night Blu-ray

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Four Times That Night Blu-ray

Four Times That Night Blu-ray

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'Four Times That Night' Director: Mario Bava (1971) Indicator Limited Edition Blu-ray | 4K restoration | Region Free | Italian w/ English subtitles

A delirious, pop-art infused commedia sexy all'italiana take on Rashōmon, with a luscious score by Lallo Gori.

A handsome model takes the virginial Tina on a date. When she returns to her overbearing mother in tears, her dress in tatters, everyone has a different account of what really happened that night...

 

Limited Edition contents:
- 80-page book with a new essay by Leon Hunt, new writing on the film’s Italian censorship history, archival interviews with director Mario Bava and actors Daniela Giordano and Brett Halsey, and full film credits
- Limited edition of 1,000 individually numbered units

Special features include:
- Two presentations of the film, each containing unique sequences: Quante volte... quella notte, the original Italian theatrical cut (83 mins), and Four Times That Night, the rarely seen US theatrical cut (83 mins)
- Audio commentary on Four Times That Night with genre-film experts Eugenio Ercolani and Troy Howarth (2026)
- Audio commentary on Quante volte... quella notte with Mario Bava: All the Colors of Dark author Tim Lucas (2019)
- Interview with assistant director, and son of Mario Bava, Lamberto Bava
Roberto Colangeli, the son of prolific editor Otello Colangeli, discusses his father’s work and influence
- Video essay by critic Rachael Nisbet on the unorthodox narrative structure of the film

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