Footprints On The Moon (Aka Le Orme) Blu-Ray

Director Luigi Bazzoni's unique vision of "FOOTPRINTS ON THE MOON" is brought to life by Vittorio Storaro's (three-time Oscar® winner for, among other things, "Apocalypse Now") striking photography. Florinda Bolkan ("Flavia The Heretic") gives a masterful and nuanced performance that lends captivating depth to the character of Alice, a young translator struggling with memory loss.Alice is plagued by nightmarish visions of an evil scientist (Klaus Kinski) who deliberately abandons astronauts to die on the moon, and struggles to remember three missing days. A mysterious postcard draws her to the mysterious island of Garma. Once there, she has a disturbing revelation: the inhabitants recognize her presence during the missing days, not as Alice, but as another person named Nicole. Alice is confronted with uncomfortable truths and embarks on a journey to solve the mystery surrounding her identity and the events of her missing days—a journey that culminates in murder and an extraordinarily surreal finale.The series touches on issues of mental health and climate change, echoing today's challenges while treating viewers to an emotionally charged experience that goes beyond the ordinary. is developed as a fascinating exploration of identity and the boundaries of perceived reality, memory, dreams, and existential mysteries; it stands as the most haunting and visually stunning Giallo you will ever see, presented here restored from 4K scans of the original camera negative, finally doing justice to the exquisite earthly visions of its creator.

Special features:

"Remembering the Moon" introduction by star Florinda Bolkan

"Master of Light" - interview with Vittorio Storaro

"To the Moon" - interview with Ida Galli alias Evelyn Stewart

Audio commentary by film critic and genre expert Rachael Nisbet

Original Italian theatrical trailer

New English subtitles over the optional original Italian + switchable SDH over the English language version

Full HD 1080P encoding from restored 4K scans of the original camera negative in 1.85:1 WIDE-SCREEN