The Florida Project (2017) (4K + Blu-ray Limited Edition) (Second Sight Films) [UK]

[Billy Talent]

Release date: October 13, 2025
Purchase links: Second Sight - Amazon UK - HMV - Zavvi
Price: £44.99 (Second Sight - Amazon - HMV) - £45.99 (Zavvi)

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Special Features

• Dual format 3 disc edition including 1 UHD and 2 Blu-rays with main feature and bonus features on both formats
• Over 4.5 hours of new bonus material
• New 4K master produced and approved by Director Sean Baker
• UHD presented in Dolby Vision HDR
• New audio commentary with Sean Baker, Co-Writer Chris Bergoch and Director of Photography Alexis Zabé
• New audio commentary by Kat Ellinger and Martyn Conterio
• Success Story: a new interview with Sean Baker
• Playing Within the Frame: a new interview with Actor Willem Dafoe
• A Transformative Experience: a new interview with Actor Bria Vinaite
• The Kids: a new interview with Actors Brooklynn Kimberly Prince, Valeria Cotto and Christopher Rivera
• Origin Story: a new interview with Actor Brooklynn Kimberly Prince
• True Friendship: a new interview with Actor Valeria Cotto
• Overusing Freedom: a new interview with Actor Christopher Rivera
• Embrace the Chaos: a new interview with Co-writer Chris Bergoch
• Clearing the Brush: a new interview with Producer Andrew Duncan
• A Different Way of Shooting: a new interview with Producers Kevin Chinoy and Francesca Silvestri
• A Sense of Imagination: a new interview with Associate Producer Samantha Quan
• Hotel to Home: a new interview with Executive Director of Community Hope Center Rev. Mary Downey
• Streets of 192: a new interview with Casting Coordinator Patti Wiley
• Back to the Castle: On location with Brooklynn Kimberly Prince, Valeria Cotto and Christopher Rivera
• Wretched Splendour: Rohan Spong on The Florida Project
• Under the Rainbow - Making The Florida Project
• Archive Cast & Crew Interviews
• Bloopers & Outtakes

Limited Edition Contents

• Rigid slipcase with new artwork by Michael Dunbabin
• 160-page hardback book with new essays by Tim Coleman, Martyn Conterio, Elena Lazic, Hannah McGill, Dawn Stronski and Nadine Witney plus on-set photo gallery
• 8 collectors' on-set photo art cards

 

[C.C. 95]

I love Second Sight- but really have to stop padding-the-cost by putting in hardback books, where a booklet would be fine.

 

[geordie]

Does anyone with a HMV order have a dispatch notice on this yet?

Still haven't taken payment from me.

 

[TheWildEye]

Does anyone with a HMV order have a dispatch notice on this yet?

Still haven't taken payment from me.

No. Nothing for me either.

 

[walkintom]

Does anyone with a HMV order have a dispatch notice on this yet?

Still haven't taken payment from me.

Nothing yet. Debating cancelling tbh as I really can't afford it right now and it's a blind buy for me.

 

[walkintom]

Never mind, payment taken now

 

[walkintom]

Last to dispatch, first to arrive. As always, it's a really lovely (and space-consuming) set from Second Sight, hope the movie lives up to the hype!

 

[TheWildEye]

Last to dispatch, first to arrive. As always, it's a really lovely (and space-consuming) set from Second Sight, hope the movie lives up to the hype!

Wow, you're going in blind.
It's a pretty niche film. Have you seen Red Rocket, Tangerine etc?
Personally this for me is Sean Bakers best film. Anora was okay though it remains overhyped imo. Tangerine is good but will always be quite unapproachable for a lot. Red Rocket has it's good points albeit the running length was far too long.

This has everything I appreciate in a Sean Baker film. It definitely has it's routes firmly in indie film making with both the subject matter and production values though. Red Rocket and Anora both fit much more into what I'd say was the mainstream.

Great film.

 

[walkintom]

Wow, you're going in blind.
It's a pretty niche film. Have you seen Red Rocket, Tangerine etc?
Personally this for me is Sean Bakers best film. Anora was okay though it remains overhyped imo. Tangerine is good but will always be quite unapproachable for a lot. Red Rocket has it's good points albeit the running length was far too long.

This has everything I appreciate in a Sean Baker film. It definitely has it's routes firmly in indie film making with both the subject matter and production values though. Red Rocket and Anora both fit much more into what I'd say was the mainstream.

Great film.

GOOD GRIEF.

That ending was gut wrenching. Great film, but that hit hard.

 

[Billy Talent]

beautiful set
(unboxing by 'SML Creative')