Almost nothing happens for 107 minutes (breakdowns, falls, a few encounters, few dialogues), and yet this lascivious road movie by David Lynch in 1998 is a particularly touching and enchanting little nugget. Its release first in theaters on February 21, then in 4K Ultra HD on April 17 (via Studiocanal), is news that deserves to be highlighted. Especially since we remember its string of beautiful colors, its frank contrasts, its extraordinary sharpness, in short, its astonishing beauty, a beautiful tribute to the landscapes of the Midwest.
New 4K Scan for A True Story££££
A True Story has been restored for the first time in 4K (HDR10) under the supervision of the filmmaker himself. The French publisher Carlotta specifies: “The 4K scan was produced by Fotokem in the USA from the original 35 millimeter negative. Imagine Ritrovata in Italy was responsible for the restoration and Fotokem for the calibration. Ronald Eng, the film's sound engineer and mixer, reworked the original version with the director. The restoration was supervised by David Lynch. A project produced by Studiocanal and supervised by Sophie Boyer and Jean-Pierre Boigetâ€.
Pre-order available by clicking on A true story.
