The Cars That Ate Paris & The Plumber

A new 4K restoration of Peter Weir’s cult Ozploitation debut, available on UHD for the first time. While travelling across Australia in search of work, two brothers collide with an oncoming car. The sole survivor is taken in by the residents of the nearby small town of Paris, but their strange behaviour—and the alarming number of road accidents in the area—quickly unsettles him. It soon becomes clear that the town’s feral youth rule the streets at night in souped‑up cars, and the local hospital is overflowing with brain‑damaged crash victims. Shot in widescreen on Panavision cameras, Peter Weir’s (The Truman Show, Dead Poet’s Society) debut feature is a biting satire of small‑town life. It was also one of Stanley Kubrick’s favourite films and a direct inspiration for George Miller’s Mad Max series. This Limited Edition two disc set also include Peter Weir’s The Plumber. This made‑for‑television psychological thriller follows an anthropology student and her husband whose lives are disrupted when an over‑familiar plumber begins intrusive ‘repairs’. Extras · Limited edition 2-disc set (includes one UHD and one Blu-ray) · Newly restored in 4K and presented in High Definition · The Plumber (1979, 76 mins): remastered in 2K and presented on Blu-ray, Peter Weir’s made-for-television thriller follows an anthropology student and her husband whose lives are disrupted when an over‑familiar plumber begins intrusive ‘repairs’ · Other extras tbc · New restoration of a genuine cult classic · Only previously available on DVD in the UK · Peter Weir’s - director of Hollywood hits such as Dead Poet’s Society and The Truman Show - acclaimed debut, that inspired Mad Max