Studiocanal’s 4K re-releases in 2020 will include classics such as Breathless, The Elephant Man, Basic Instinct, Total Recall, Serpico and Flash Gordon. Jean-Luc Godard’s New Wave class…
The library titles will get home ent releases in multiple Studiocanal territories and some will have theatrical play. David Lynch’s dramareceived its premiere at the London Film Festival in October, and will have a home ent and theatrical release next year to celebrate the film’s 40th anniversary.
Since 2017, Studiocanal, which has one of the world’s most diverse film libraries consisting of 5,500 titles from 60 countries, has ramped up restoration efforts, modernizing 65 films in 2017, 163 films in 2018 and an impressive 217 films in 2019.
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