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THE 4K FALLOUT BUNDLE Contains:
Threads [3-Disc 4K UHD w/LE Slipcase + Postcard]
The War Game [2-Disc 4K UHD w/LE Slipcover + Book]
THREADS Traffic Warden Enamel Pin

Threads [3-Disc 4K UHD w/LE Slipcase + Postcard]

THE WORLDWIDE UHD PREMIERE

THREE DISC COLLECTION 
INCLUDES 7 HOURS OF SPECIAL FEATURES
AND BONUS DOCUMENTARY
SURVIVORS: THE SPECTRE OF THREADS 

On Sunday September 23rd, 1984, THREADS was broadcast on BBC2. Written by novelist/playwright Barry Hines (KES) and directed by BAFTA winner Mick Jackson, the film depicted the effects of a thermonuclear attack on the working-class city of Sheffield. Four months later, the film was shown on American cable TV. In both countries, the graphic horrors of detonation, societal collapse and nuclear winter were indelibly seared into tens of millions of homes. Over four decades it has remained “brilliant” (The Guardian), “unsensationally grim” (CineSavant) and “piss yourself terrifying” (The A.V. Club). For the first time ever, THREADS is now scanned in 4K from the original 16mm A/B rolls with 7 hours of Special Features produced by Severin Films. This collection also includes a Bonus Disc of Craig Ian Mann & Robert Nevitt’s new documentary SURVIVORS: THE SPECTRE OF THREADS that explores the untold stories of the film’s impact on the people of Sheffield and throughout UK culture.

Disc 1: 4K UHD (Film + Special Features)

• Audio Commentary With Director Mick Jackson Moderated By Film Writer Kier-La Janisse And Severin Films' David Gregory
• Audio Commentary With Actress Karen Meagher And Television Historian Simon Farquhar

• U.S. Trailer

Disc 2: Blu-ray (Film + Special Features)

• Audio Commentary With Director Mick Jackson Moderated By Film Writer Kier-La Janisse And Severin Films' David Gregory
• Audio Commentary With Actress Karen Meagher And Television Historian Simon Farquhar
• Auditioning For The Apocalypse – Interview With Karen Meagher
• Shooting The Annihilation – Interview With Director Of Photography Andrew Dunn
• Destruction Designer – Interview With Production Designer Christopher Robilliard
• Interview With Film Writer Stephen Thrower
• U.S. Trailer

Disc 3: Bonus Blu-ray

• SURVIVORS: THE SPECTRE OF THREADS – Feature Documentary On The Production Of THREADS And Its Effect On The People Of Sheffield, England
• Immediate And Real – Interview With Julie McDowall, Author Of Attack Warning Red! How Britain Prepared For Nuclear War

Disc Specs:

• Runtime: 117 mins
• Audio: English Mono
• 4K Video: Dolby Vision
• Closed Captions
• Region Free
• Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1

*All foreign-language featurettes are subtitled in English.

Limited Edition Slipcase & Postcard. Postcard designed by Rob Carmichael at SEEN STUDIO.

Protect & Survive (1980) – Limited-Edition Replica Of The Government-Issued Public Information Pamphlet

The War Game [2-Disc 4K UHD w/LE Slipcover + Book]

THE WORLDWIDE UHD PREMIERE

TWO-DISC COLLECTION
WITH 5+ HOURS OF SPECIAL FEATURES
AUTHORIZED REPRINT OF THE WAR GAME BOOK
LIMITED EDITION POSTCARDS & MORE

In 1965, filmmaker Peter Watkins (PRIVILEGE, PUNISHMENT PARK) recruited 350 amateur actors, utilized direct quotes from civil defense manuals and employed newsreel-like recreations to craft a BBC documentary drama that depicted a nuclear attack on Great Britain. The network condemned the finished film as “too horrifying” and refused to broadcast it. Watkins’ masterpiece subsequently received a special award at the 1966 Venice Film Festival and won the 1967 Academy Award® for Best Documentary Feature. The BBC would not air his “chillingly different, enduringly brilliant” (The Guardian) classic until three decades later. “What may be the most important film ever made” (London Observer) is now scanned in 4K from the original 16mm A/B rolls for the first time ever, with more than 5½ hours of all-new Special Features and Limited Edition Exclusives that include an authorized reprint of Watkins’ 1967 The War Game book, collectible postcards, a replica of the UK government’s official evacuation pass and more.

Disc 1: 4K UHD (Film + Special Features)

• Audio Commentary With Film Critic Kim Newman And Director Sean Hogan
• Trailer

Disc 2: Blu-ray (Film + Special Features)

• Introduction By Filmmaker Alex Cox
• Audio Commentary With Film Critic Kim Newman And Director Sean Hogan
• Conflict By Design – Interview With Anne Davey Orr, Production Designer On CULLODEN And THE WAR GAME
• Who Banned THE WAR GAME? – An Interview With Peter Watkins Historian John Cook
• Games Of Fact And Fiction – Video Essay By Dr. Alexandra Heller-Nicholas And Filmmaker Stephen Broomer
• THE WAR GAME At Cine City – Featurette By Journalist Eric Veillette
• Nuclear Britain – Interview With Attack Warning Red!: How Britain Prepared For Nuclear War Author Julie McDowall
• Archival Interview With Editor Michael Bradsell
• Peter Watkins Reflects On THE WAR GAME And The Media – 1983 Interview From The Australian Film Television And Radio School (AFTRS)
• Introduction To THE WAR GAME In Sheffield By Visions Producer John Ellis
• THE WAR GAME In Sheffield – Peter Watkins Recruits For A Proposed WAR GAME Remake In Unused Footage For The UK TV Show Visions
• Trailer
• THE DIARY OF AN UNKNOWN SOLDIER (Peter Watkins Short Film)
• THE FORGOTTEN FACES (Peter Watkins Short Film)

Disc Specs:

• Runtime: 48 mins
• Audio: English Mono
• 4K Video: HDR10
• Closed Captions
• Region Free
• Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1

*All foreign-language featurettes are subtitled in English.

Limited Edition Slipcase & Postcards:
(Ray Lowry Postcard Reprinted In Cooperation with the Ray Lowry Estate)
New Postcard designed by Rob Carmichael at SEEN STUDIO.

Limited Edition THE WAR GAME Book – Authorized Reprint Of The 1967 Book Written By Peter Watkins And Designed By Paul Watkins

Reprint of Government-Issued Evacuation Card

THREADS Traffic Warden Enamel Pin

If there’s a single iconic image that represents the horror of THREADS, it’s that of the Traffic Warden whose grisly visage appeared on the cover of the Radio Times (the UK equivalent of TV Guide) the week of the film’s September ‘84 broadcast. He’s been depicted in UK street art and graphic novels for over two generations and now lives on as a “piss yourself terrifying” (AV Club) enamel pin designed by our friends at Pixel Elixir.