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Infamously brutal, utterly uncompromising; Scum still hits like a sock full of snooker balls. This is life in a young offenders institution – the inmates are savage, the officers are worse. A swaggering young Ray Winston plays Carlin, the king of the wing; with no rehabilitation on offer, he may as well keep fighting to stay on top.
Written by Roy Minton and directed by the legendary Alan Clarke (Elephant; The Firm), Scum is a stark study of institutional power and state-sanctioned violence that refuses to pull its punches. 88 Films are proud to present this merciless masterpiece of British film, restored in 4K and completely uncut.
- BRAND NEW 4K REMASTER FROM THE ORIGINAL NEGATIVES PRESENTED IN ULTRA HIGH DEFINITION (2160P) IN 1.66:1 ASPECT RATIO
- PRESENTED IN DOLBY VISION HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE (HDR10 COMPATIBLE)
- HIGH DEFINITION (1080P) BLU-RAY(TM) IN 1.66:1 ASPECT RATIO ALSO INCLUDED
- ENGLISH MONO 2.0 AUDIO
- ENGLISH RE-MIXED 5.1 DTS-HD MASTER AUDIO
- OPTIONAL ENGLISH SDH
- Audio Commentary by Troy Howarth and Eugenio Ercolani
- Audio Commentary by Kim Newman and Sean Hogan
- Back to Borstal - Executive Producer Dony Boyd on Scum
- Concealing the Art - Editor Michael Bradsell on Scum
- That Kind of Casting - Casting Director Esta Charkham on Scum
- No Luxuries - Actor Mick Ford on Scum
- Continuous Tension - Cinematographer Phil Méheux on Scum
- An Outbreak of Acting - Actor Ray Burdis on Scum
- Smashing Windows - Actor Perry Benson on Scum
- Criminal Record - Producer Martin Campbell on Scum
- Survival Rules OK, A Video Essay on Scum
- “X” Trailer
- “U” Trailer
- Image Gallery
- 88 Films
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- Alan Clarke
- Ray Winstone, Mick Ford, Julian Firth
- English
- English
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Infamously brutal, utterly uncompromising; Scum still hits like a sock full of snooker balls. This is life in a young offenders institution – the inmates are savage, the officers are worse. A swaggering young Ray Winston plays Carlin, the king of the wing; with no rehabilitation on offer, he may as well keep fighting to stay on top.
Written by Roy Minton and directed by the legendary Alan Clarke (Elephant; The Firm), Scum is a stark study of institutional power and state-sanctioned violence that refuses to pull its punches. 88 Films are proud to present this merciless masterpiece of British film, restored in 4K and completely uncut.
- BRAND NEW 4K REMASTER FROM THE ORIGINAL NEGATIVES PRESENTED IN ULTRA HIGH DEFINITION (2160P) IN 1.66:1 ASPECT RATIO
- PRESENTED IN DOLBY VISION HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE (HDR10 COMPATIBLE)
- HIGH DEFINITION (1080P) BLU-RAY(TM) IN 1.66:1 ASPECT RATIO ALSO INCLUDED
- ENGLISH MONO 2.0 AUDIO
- ENGLISH RE-MIXED 5.1 DTS-HD MASTER AUDIO
- OPTIONAL ENGLISH SDH
- Audio Commentary by Troy Howarth and Eugenio Ercolani
- Audio Commentary by Kim Newman and Sean Hogan
- Back to Borstal - Executive Producer Dony Boyd on Scum
- Concealing the Art - Editor Michael Bradsell on Scum
- That Kind of Casting - Casting Director Esta Charkham on Scum
- No Luxuries - Actor Mick Ford on Scum
- Continuous Tension - Cinematographer Phil Méheux on Scum
- An Outbreak of Acting - Actor Ray Burdis on Scum
- Smashing Windows - Actor Perry Benson on Scum
- Criminal Record - Producer Martin Campbell on Scum
- Survival Rules OK, A Video Essay on Scum
- “X” Trailer
- “U” Trailer
- Image Gallery
- 88 Films
- 96
- Alan Clarke
- Ray Winstone, Mick Ford, Julian Firth
- English
- English
- 2
Frequently Bought Together
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Total Price: £69.98
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Excellent
I previously watched this film using a poor VHS copy. This 4K package sparkles with clear images, vibrant colour and outstanding sound. There is no distortion during the faster complex scenes. So good is the 4K copy you feel the tension and taste the fear. The film deals with corrupt management who allow bulling by a supported dominant inmate to control behaviour. A good study in abuse of power.
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