THREE / THREE... EXTREMES | Blu-ray | Arrow Films

KOREAN | HORROR | MYSTERY

Double bill of horror anthologies each featuring three segments from Southeast Asian and East Asian directors. 'Three' (2002) includes: 'Memories' from South Korea's Kim Jee-woon which follows a man experiencing a severe trauma and a woman, his wife, who is attempting to find her way back to him; 'The Wheel' from Thailand's Nonzee Nimibutr in which the inhabitants of a remote village are terrorised by possessed puppets; and 'Going Home' from Hong Kong's Peter Ho-Sun Chan which follows a widowed policeman whose neighbour believes that he can resurrect his deceased wife. The sequel 'Three... Extremes' (2004) includes: 'Dumplings' from Hong Kong's Fruit Chan which follows an ageing actress so desperate to regain her youth and beauty that she consumes dumplings containing a shocking secret ingredient; 'Cut' from South Korea's Park Chan-wook in which a film director and his family are tormented by an extra who has appeared in all of his films; and 'Box' from Japan's Takashi Miike which follows a novelist who is haunted by her childhood trauma.

Special Features

Arrow Films Limited Edition 2-Disc Blu-ray (Region B); brand new 2K restorations of both films by Arrow Films; high definition (1080p) presentation of both films; original 5.1 DTS-HD MA surround audio and lossless stereo audio on both films; optional English subtitles for both films; reversible sleeve featuring newly commissioned artwork by Xinmei Liu; double-sided foldout poster featuring newly commissioned artwork by Xinmei Liu; illustrated collector's booklet featuring new writing by Stacie Ponder and David Desser;

Disc 1 – Three (2002): Terror Without Borders – newly edited interview with producer Peter Ho-Sun Chan, filmed in 2005; Between Life and Death – newly edited interview with "Going Home" star Eugenia Yuan, filmed in 2004; Peter Ho-Sun Chan: Cinema Without Borders – archival interview; Kim Jee-woon: Memories from Beyond the Grave – archival interview;

Disc 2 – Three... Extremes (2004): audio commentary on the segment "Box" by director Takashi Miike; Cross-Pollination Horror Part 2 – new interview with producer Peter Ho-Sun Chan; Cooking Dumplings – new interview with "Dumplings" director Fruit Chan; Something a Little More Beautiful – new interview with Takashi Miike; Taste, Taboo and Truth – newly edited interview with Fruit Chan, filmed in 2004; More Than Skin Deep – newly edited interview with "Dumplings" star Bai Ling, filmed in 2005; making-of featurettes for each segment; trailers for Three... Extremes and the feature-length version of Dumplings

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