Jonathan Zaurin’s deeply impressive crime thriller Derelict is coming to digital and Blu-ray this September. More details below. Ever since we saw Jonathan Zaurin’s sophomore feature Derelict, we haven’t been able to shake it from our minds. The unlikely story of a woman’s path crossing with two brothers was as shocking as it was emotional ... Jonathan Zaurin’s Derelict hits digital and Blu-ray in September
Jonathan Zaurin’s deeply impressive crime thriller Derelict is coming to digital and Blu-ray this September. More details below.
Ever since we saw Jonathan Zaurin’s sophomore feature Derelict, we haven’t been able to shake it from our minds. The unlikely story of a woman’s path crossing with two brothers was as shocking as it was emotional and we were very, very impressed. You can read our review here.
If you didn’t manage to catch the film last year, don’t worry. Derelict will be released on digital on 3rd September, but if you prefer physical media, you can also purchase a Blu-ray from 22nd September.
Read more: Derelict interview | Director Jonathan Zaurin on the state of genre cinema in the UK
The blu-ray also comes with a variety of extras. Here’s a full list of those:
• Invisible Basketball – The making of Derelict
• The Petting Zoo – A short film by Virginie Sélavy
• No Easy Answer – video essay by George Daniel Lea
• Shadow of My Bones by Mike Hoskins original song music video
• Deleted scenes
• Trailers
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• Reversible sleeve featuring alternate poster art
The film stars Suzanne Fulton as Abigail, a woman reeling from the death of her father. Her path crosses with Michael Coombes’ Matt who himself is struggling with the return of his brother Ewan (Pete Bird). With Derelict, Zaurin delves deep into themes of revenge, isolation and forgiveness as the trio’s lives become entangled.
We’ll leave you with the film’s trailer:
