Two years after the extreme Django with Franco Nero, Sergio Corbucci, the third of the illustrious "Sergio" of the spaghetti western, signs Le grand silence. The pinnacle of the genre produced in 1968, Le grand silence constitutes the cruel negative of Leone's cinema. Here, everything takes place in dirt and snow, the film is breathtakingly beautiful.
Immersion in the heart of a great western
A savage and violent masterpiece, enhanced by Ennio Morricone's score, to (re)discover immediately as a 4K Ultra HD/2 Blu-Ray combo at Studiocanal as part of the Make My Day collection (Special Edition #3) led by Jean-Baptiste Thoret. Restored in 4K for its theatrical release (French and Italian 2.0), Le grand silence is as usual with the collection accompanied by quality bonuses:
• Preface by JB Thoret
• Le grand silence reviewed by Stéphane Lerouge (55 minutes)
• Le grand silence reviewed by Vincent Jourdan (58 minutes)
• Documentary: Sergio Corbucci : l'uomo che ride (54 minutes)
• Scenes commented by Oliver Père (21 minutes)
• Documentary: Sergio Corbucci by Alex Cox (17 minutes)
• French credits (4 minutes )
• Alternate ending (2 minutes)
• Trailer
Also available on VOD and digital purchase on all platforms.
