



Anomalisa Blu-ray Posted February 22, 2016 02:51 PM by



Curzon Artificial Eye will release on Blu-ray Charlie Kaufman's first stop-motion film Anomalisa (2015). The release will be available for purchase on July 11.



The film will open in cinemas across the United Kingdom on March 11.



From the mind of Charlie Kaufman (Being John Malkovich, Adaptation, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind) comes Anomalisa, a tender, touching and achingly funny black comedy, filmed entirely in breathtaking stop motion animation.



Michael Stone, a husband, father and successful motivational speaker, is crippled by the mundanity of his life. On a business trip to a customer service convention in Cincinnati he checks into his hotel and prepares to once more go through the motions. But this time a chance meeting with Lisa, an unassuming baked goods sales rep from a small country town, throws the dullness into disarray and Michael feels he may have just met someone who can make a change...



Smart, humorously absurd and bracingly humane, Anomalisa is a technically stunning work of animation, beautifully orchestrated by co-director Duke Johnson and scored by Carter Burwell (Carol, In Bruges, Fargo). Drawing brilliant performances from David Thewlis, Jennifer Jason-Leigh and Tom Noonan it sees Charlie Kaufman at his daring, dazzling best.









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kong73 Feb 22, 2016 July!!!??? ugh, get back to me in May. It is a great film.

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Top contributor rapta Feb 22, 2016 Pretty sure I'd be able to blind-buy this and still be hugely happy with it. Kaufman is a hero of sorts. I'll be checking this out in the cinema first and then DEFINITELY will be getting the Blu-ray. Glad a decent distributor got hold of this one! CSJ3223 Feb 22, 2016 @kong73 The Blu-ray release reflects the UK Blu-ray release.

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Top contributor Tom Servo Feb 23, 2016 Best puppet porn since Team America, from what I hear.

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