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A caption reads: The following preview has been approved for appropriate audiences by the Motion Picture Association of America, Inc. The film advertised has been rated R for sexual content, nudity, violence, disturbing images and some language.
A caption reads: A24
A siren noise plays.
A caption reads: Regency
A caption reads: RT/ Features
Nighttime. A lighthouse shines on a small, bleak island.
Ephraim and Thomas, a younger and older lighthouse keeper, stare at the camera.
A caption reads: From Robert Eggers
Cello music plays.
A rocky coast and in the distance a ship disappears into the fog.
Tell me, what's a timber want with being a wickie?
Thomas sits at a table holding a pipe.
Ephraim stands drying his hands on a towel.
Just looking to earn a living, just like any man. Starting new.
On the run?
A caption reads: Acclaimed Director of The Witch
A man pushes a wheelbarrow in front of the lighthouse.
Two bed with metal frames and thin mattresses. Ephraim fully dressed sits on one holding a lit cigarette.
Keeping secrets are you?
He thumbs a carving of a mermaid in his hand.
No sir.
He hides the carving inside his jacket pocket.
Ephraim is up a ladder and he peers inside the building. We see a close-up of his eye as he watches something.
Watch you spill your beans.
Irish jig music plays.
Ephraim is filling a hole with a spade.
A caption reads: "Cinema to make your HEAD and SOUL ring" Robbie Collin, The Telegraph
Thomas is creeping around while Ephraim watches silently from the crack of a door.
Watch you spill your beans.
The two men down a drink around a small candle-lit table and slam their cups on the table.
A caption reads: "An UPROARIOUS dark and stormy yarn" Xan Brooks, The Guardian"
Ephraim is out in the rain. He stands by the coast pulling up on a piece of tight rope.
The two men stand in a strong wind in front of the lighthouse.
Watch you spill your beans.
Ephraim is up to his shoulders in water. He looks terrified.
The two men down their drinks quickly from bottles.
Thomas chops a piece of wood with an axe.
A caption reads: "SLEDGEHAMMER performances from WILLEM DAFOE and ROBERT PATTINSON" Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian
The two men sing and dance around a table.
A man is under water with his mouth open and sinks further down.
A woman is swimming.
Thomas closes his eyes and screams.
An mess of tentacles and sea creatures.
A caption reads: "Utterly INCREDIBLE" Joe Utichi, Deadline
Thomas looks afraid.
Ephraim punches something.
The two men appear drunk as they sit at the foot of the stairs.
A caption reads: "An INSTANT CLASSIC" Rachel Handler, New York Magazine
A man struggles to run in the wind and rain.
Ephraim and Thomas strangle each other.
Ephraim and Thomas cuddle each other.
They cower under a table as water gushes in from the window.
Lightning strikes by the coast while the sea rages.
Thomas sits in rain clothes.
How long have we been on this rock? Five weeks? Two days?...
Ephraim stands opposite him looking a little woozy.
...Help me to recollect.
A close-up of the light turning around.
A caption reads: The Lighthouse
A caption reads: Coming soon.
Arrow Video
From Robert Eggers, the visionary director of The Witch and The Northman, comes The Lighthouse, a hypnotic and hallucinatory tale of two men teetering on the edge of sanity.
Two "wickies" - one inexperienced (Robert Pattinson, Tenet), the other a grizzled veteran (Willem Dafoe, To Live and Die in LA) - arrive on a remote New England island in the 1890s for a four-week stint maintaining the local lighthouse. But as isolation and personal differences take their toll, both men slowly succumb to their inner demons and to the strange, otherworldly allure of the lighthouse itself...
Featuring virtuoso performances by its two leads, striking and period-authentic monochrome photography, and shot through with wickedly dark humour, The Lighthouse is an intense, claustrophobic experience like no other that cements Eggers' status as one of the most exciting filmmakers of our time.
Product Features
- 4K (2160p) Ultra HD Blu-ray presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible), approved by director Robert Eggers
- Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
- Brand new audio commentary by authors Guy Adams and Alexandra Benedict
- Audio commentary by co-writer/director Robert Eggers
- Art of Darkness: Making The Lighthouse - a brand new, in-depth documentary on the film, its production, themes and influences, featuring new interviews with co-writer/director Robert Eggers, director of photography Jarin Blaschke, production designer Craig Lathrop, costume designer Linda Muir and authors Guy Adams and Alexandra Benedict
- The Lighthouse Next Door: The Consuming House Tale of Robert Eggers' The Lighthouse - a brand new visual essay on the film and its folklore influences by author and critic Kat Ellinger
- The Lighthouse: A Dark & Stormy Tale - a three-part documentary on the making of the film
- Deleted scenes
- Two theatrical trailers
- Image gallery
- Limited edition packaging with reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Jeffrey Alan Love
- Limited edition 60-page perfect bound book featuring new writing on the film by Simon Abrams, Wickham Clayton, Martyn Conterio and Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
- Fold-out double-sided poster featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Jeffrey Alan Love
- Six double-sided collector's postcards
- Arrow Video
- 109 mins approx
- Robert Eggers
- 15
- Willem Dafoe
- Robert Pattinson
- Valeriia Karaman
- 1.19:1
- English SDH
- 2019
- English
- 1
- A
- B
- C
- Free
- Arrow Video
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A caption reads: The following preview has been approved for appropriate audiences by the Motion Picture Association of America, Inc. The film advertised has been rated R for sexual content, nudity, violence, disturbing images and some language.
A caption reads: A24
A siren noise plays.
A caption reads: Regency
A caption reads: RT/ Features
Nighttime. A lighthouse shines on a small, bleak island.
Ephraim and Thomas, a younger and older lighthouse keeper, stare at the camera.
A caption reads: From Robert Eggers
Cello music plays.
A rocky coast and in the distance a ship disappears into the fog.
Tell me, what's a timber want with being a wickie?
Thomas sits at a table holding a pipe.
Ephraim stands drying his hands on a towel.
Just looking to earn a living, just like any man. Starting new.
On the run?
A caption reads: Acclaimed Director of The Witch
A man pushes a wheelbarrow in front of the lighthouse.
Two bed with metal frames and thin mattresses. Ephraim fully dressed sits on one holding a lit cigarette.
Keeping secrets are you?
He thumbs a carving of a mermaid in his hand.
No sir.
He hides the carving inside his jacket pocket.
Ephraim is up a ladder and he peers inside the building. We see a close-up of his eye as he watches something.
Watch you spill your beans.
Irish jig music plays.
Ephraim is filling a hole with a spade.
A caption reads: "Cinema to make your HEAD and SOUL ring" Robbie Collin, The Telegraph
Thomas is creeping around while Ephraim watches silently from the crack of a door.
Watch you spill your beans.
The two men down a drink around a small candle-lit table and slam their cups on the table.
A caption reads: "An UPROARIOUS dark and stormy yarn" Xan Brooks, The Guardian"
Ephraim is out in the rain. He stands by the coast pulling up on a piece of tight rope.
The two men stand in a strong wind in front of the lighthouse.
Watch you spill your beans.
Ephraim is up to his shoulders in water. He looks terrified.
The two men down their drinks quickly from bottles.
Thomas chops a piece of wood with an axe.
A caption reads: "SLEDGEHAMMER performances from WILLEM DAFOE and ROBERT PATTINSON" Peter Bradshaw, The Guardian
The two men sing and dance around a table.
A man is under water with his mouth open and sinks further down.
A woman is swimming.
Thomas closes his eyes and screams.
An mess of tentacles and sea creatures.
A caption reads: "Utterly INCREDIBLE" Joe Utichi, Deadline
Thomas looks afraid.
Ephraim punches something.
The two men appear drunk as they sit at the foot of the stairs.
A caption reads: "An INSTANT CLASSIC" Rachel Handler, New York Magazine
A man struggles to run in the wind and rain.
Ephraim and Thomas strangle each other.
Ephraim and Thomas cuddle each other.
They cower under a table as water gushes in from the window.
Lightning strikes by the coast while the sea rages.
Thomas sits in rain clothes.
How long have we been on this rock? Five weeks? Two days?...
Ephraim stands opposite him looking a little woozy.
...Help me to recollect.
A close-up of the light turning around.
A caption reads: The Lighthouse
A caption reads: Coming soon.
Arrow Video
From Robert Eggers, the visionary director of The Witch and The Northman, comes The Lighthouse, a hypnotic and hallucinatory tale of two men teetering on the edge of sanity.
Two "wickies" - one inexperienced (Robert Pattinson, Tenet), the other a grizzled veteran (Willem Dafoe, To Live and Die in LA) - arrive on a remote New England island in the 1890s for a four-week stint maintaining the local lighthouse. But as isolation and personal differences take their toll, both men slowly succumb to their inner demons and to the strange, otherworldly allure of the lighthouse itself...
Featuring virtuoso performances by its two leads, striking and period-authentic monochrome photography, and shot through with wickedly dark humour, The Lighthouse is an intense, claustrophobic experience like no other that cements Eggers' status as one of the most exciting filmmakers of our time.
Product Features
- 4K (2160p) Ultra HD Blu-ray presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible), approved by director Robert Eggers
- Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
- Brand new audio commentary by authors Guy Adams and Alexandra Benedict
- Audio commentary by co-writer/director Robert Eggers
- Art of Darkness: Making The Lighthouse - a brand new, in-depth documentary on the film, its production, themes and influences, featuring new interviews with co-writer/director Robert Eggers, director of photography Jarin Blaschke, production designer Craig Lathrop, costume designer Linda Muir and authors Guy Adams and Alexandra Benedict
- The Lighthouse Next Door: The Consuming House Tale of Robert Eggers' The Lighthouse - a brand new visual essay on the film and its folklore influences by author and critic Kat Ellinger
- The Lighthouse: A Dark & Stormy Tale - a three-part documentary on the making of the film
- Deleted scenes
- Two theatrical trailers
- Image gallery
- Limited edition packaging with reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Jeffrey Alan Love
- Limited edition 60-page perfect bound book featuring new writing on the film by Simon Abrams, Wickham Clayton, Martyn Conterio and Alexandra Heller-Nicholas
- Fold-out double-sided poster featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Jeffrey Alan Love
- Six double-sided collector's postcards
- Arrow Video
- 109 mins approx
- Robert Eggers
- 15
- Willem Dafoe
- Robert Pattinson
- Valeriia Karaman
- 1.19:1
- English SDH
- 2019
- English
- 1
- A
- B
- C
- Free
- Arrow Video
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I like the lobster. The Lighthouse is truly a phenomenal film. Morbid, tense and hilarious, RE is THE director of the last decade, creating classic after classic. Beyond that, the location scouts, casting team, costume design… perfection. As for the set available here on Arrow, I recently got my hands on a friends copy and just had to acquire one for myself. The film deserves 4K, the extra goodies also go a long way to justifying the additional cost incurred. I strongly recommend this set to any film buff and also implore you to encourage more casual watchers to sit down and give it a go - I’ve found that with a little encouragement the audience for this one is far broader than many would lead you to believe.Â
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