The Crying Game (Region B)
The Troubles provide the backdrop for a study of sexual identity in this landmark drama from director Neil Jordan (Michael Collins, Interview with the Vampire) and producer Stephen Woolley (Carol).
When British soldier Jody (Forest Whitaker) is kidnapped by the IRA, he strikes up an unlikely friendship with his captor, Fergus (Stephen Rea). When the abduction goes awry, Fergus leaves for London where he becomes embroiled in a curious love triangle with Dil (Jaye Davidson), Jody's beautiful patner.
Full of suspense, mystery and intrigue, this Academy Award-winning thriller challenged mainstream sexual sterotypes and remains a powerful and poignant exploration of gender and identity.
Presented in High Definition and Standard Definition
The Making of The Crying Game (51 mins)
Audio commentary with writer and director Neil Jordan
Alternative ending with commentary by Neil Jordan (5 mins)
Northern Troubles (9 mins)
Original trailers
Illustrated booklet with essays by Ashley Clark, Juliet Jacques and Brian Hoyle, and full film credits
The Crying Game (Region B)
The Troubles provide the backdrop for a study of sexual identity in this landmark drama from director Neil Jordan (Michael Collins, Interview with the Vampire) and producer Stephen Woolley (Carol).
When British soldier Jody (Forest Whitaker) is kidnapped by the IRA, he strikes up an unlikely friendship with his captor, Fergus (Stephen Rea). When the abduction goes awry, Fergus leaves for London where he becomes embroiled in a curious love triangle with Dil (Jaye Davidson), Jody's beautiful patner.
Full of suspense, mystery and intrigue, this Academy Award-winning thriller challenged mainstream sexual sterotypes and remains a powerful and poignant exploration of gender and identity.
Presented in High Definition and Standard Definition
The Making of The Crying Game (51 mins)
Audio commentary with writer and director Neil Jordan
Alternative ending with commentary by Neil Jordan (5 mins)
Northern Troubles (9 mins)
Original trailers
Illustrated booklet with essays by Ashley Clark, Juliet Jacques and Brian Hoyle, and full film credits
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The Troubles provide the backdrop for a study of sexual identity in this landmark drama from director Neil Jordan (Michael Collins, Interview with the Vampire) and producer Stephen Woolley (Carol).
When British soldier Jody (Forest Whitaker) is kidnapped by the IRA, he strikes up an unlikely friendship with his captor, Fergus (Stephen Rea). When the abduction goes awry, Fergus leaves for London where he becomes embroiled in a curious love triangle with Dil (Jaye Davidson), Jody's beautiful patner.
Full of suspense, mystery and intrigue, this Academy Award-winning thriller challenged mainstream sexual sterotypes and remains a powerful and poignant exploration of gender and identity.
Presented in High Definition and Standard Definition
The Making of The Crying Game (51 mins)
Audio commentary with writer and director Neil Jordan
Alternative ending with commentary by Neil Jordan (5 mins)
Northern Troubles (9 mins)
Original trailers
Illustrated booklet with essays by Ashley Clark, Juliet Jacques and Brian Hoyle, and full film credits
