Derek Jarman Volume Two: 1987 -1994 (6 Blu-ray)

Spanning the years 1987-1994, this collection includes 6 feature films from director Derek Jarman, including The Last of England and Blue.

The Last of England (1987)

War Requiem (1989)

The Garden (1990)

Edward ll (1991)

Wittgenstein (1993)

Blue (1993)

Glitterbug (1994)

Over 20 hours of Special Features including

Dead Cat (1989, 20 mins): Derek Jarman and his friend and collaborator Genesis P-Orridge both feature in this starling surrealist film in which a young man is terrorised and humiliated, later emerging in a mechanised, industrial sexual encounter

Isle of Sheppey (1984, 7 mins): edited highlights from a VHS video shot on a location-hunting expedition, cameraman Derek Jarman chats to writer and cultural historian Jon Savage

Depuis le jour: excerpt from Aria (1987, 5 mins): Derek Jarman's sequence from the anthology film Aria

James Mackay Remembers The Last of England (2019, 14 mins)

David Lewis Remembers Dead Cat (2019, 15 mins)

Audio commentary on The Last of England with James Mackay, Christopher Hughes, Christopher Hobbs and Simon Fisher Turner

Homemade Stuff and Wild Ideas: Simon Fisher Turner on Derek Jarman (2019, 16 mins): the musician and composer looks back on his long and unconventional involvement with Derek Jarman's art

Books By My Bedside: Derek Jarman (1989, 25 mins)

Derek Jarman in Conversation with Simon Field (1989, 32 mins)

Requiem for Jarman (2008, 37 mins)

Don Boyd Remembers War Requiem (2019, 38 mins)

Derek Jarman Presents (2019, 27 mins): John Maybury remembers the Super 8 filmmaking scene

Audio commentary on War Requiem with Don Boyd

Derek's Shoot in Dungeness (1990, 6 mins)

The Wanderer (1991, 30 mins): experimental film by David Lewis based on the Anglo-Saxon poem of the same name

Kiss 25 Goodbye (1991, 7 mins): documents, in bold experimental fashion, the 1991 Outrage!'kiss-in' protest at Bow Street police station

Clause and Effect (1988, 19 mins): showing the gay community uniting against homophobic forces and the government around the issue of Clause 28

Orange Juice (1984, 41 mins): Derek Jarman's location shoot for the promo for 'What Presence?!' by post-punk band Orange Juice who were fronted by Edwyn Collins

Life with Derek: Simon Fisher Turner's Recordings (2018, 44 mins): the composer's collage of audio clips recorded during his adventures with Derek Jarman and friends

Ostia (1987, 27 mins): Jarman embodies Pier Paolo Pasolini in this ambitious student film imagining the last hours of the Italian director's life

The Extended Derek Jarman Interview (1991, 70 mins): Colin McCabe discusses films and filmmaking with Derek Jarman

Cut/Action (2019, 8 mins): Simon Fisher Turner provides the music and narration for this video essay

Derek Jarman in Conversation with Colin McCabe (1991, 97 mins, audio only)

Face to Face: Derek Jarman (1993, 41 mins): Derek Jarman interviewed by Jeremy Isaacs

Total Magic (2019, 6 mins): production designer Christopher Hobbs looks back upon Jarman's fascination with occult imagey

After Neutron (2019, 8 mins): interview with Lee Drysdale

Bliss (1991, 40 mins, audio)

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