Derek DVD, 2008

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Film Description

An imaginative and loving appreciation of Derek Jarman, from filmmaker Isaac Julien (Looking for Langston, Young Soul Rebels) and actress Tilda Swinton, who appeared in many of Jarman's films, and who here acts as an executive producer, screenwriter, and narrator. This documentary is a very good introduction to both Jarman the man — a World War II baby, 1960s reveller, and mature artist from the 1970s until his death from AIDS in 1994 — and Jarman the multi-talented painter, theatre and film designer, author, activist, and filmmaker.

Film Information

Director - Isaac Julien

Produced - 2008

Main Language - English

Countries & Regions - British Film

Cast - Tilda Swinton

DVD Details

Certificate:	18	Publisher:	BFI	Region:	2
Length:	76 mins	Aspect:	1.85:1	Cat No:	BFIVD797
Format:	DVD Colour	Subtitles:	Hard of Hearing - English

DVD Extras

2 discs
170 minutes of bonus material
Filmed introduction by Producer Colin MacCabe (2008)
The Extended Derek Jarman interview (1991, 69 minutes)
New filmed interview with Issac Julien (2008)
Three Super-8mm short films by Derek Jarman: Pirate Tape (W.S. Burroughs Film) (1982, 16 minutes), TG: Psychic Rally in Heaven (1981, 8 minutes) and Sloane Square: A Room of One’s Own (1974-6, 9 minutes)
The Attendant (Isaac Julien, 1993, 8 minutes)
The Clearing (Alexis Bistikas, 1994, 7 minutes)
Ostia (Julian Cole, 1987, 26 minutes): short film about Pasolini starring Jarman with optional director’s commentary
Derek Jarman paintings gallery
Fully illustrated booklet with essays by Isaac Julien and Ruby Rich
Ossian Ward on Jarman’s paintings
film notes
reviews
and biographies.