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NIGHT AND THE CITY (Limited Edition Blu-ray) A Film by Jules DassinAdapted from Gerald Kersh's classic crime novel, Night and the City is a consummate Film Noir classic which presents a fevered and paranoid vision of London by night - a city still shattered and skeletal from wartime bombing. Richard Widmark stars as Harry Fabian, a small-time spiv with big dreams who worms his way into the dangerous world of wrestling rackets, and who comes into conflict with a vengeful club owner (Francis Sullivan) and a tough gangster (Herbert Lom). Harry's long-suffering girlfriend (Gene Tierney) tries to save him - but can Harry outrun his fate? Compellingly directed by twice ACADEMY AWARD® Nominee* Jules Dassin (at the time under suspicion in Hollywood for his political beliefs), Night and the City has been celebrated for its uncompromising, bleak portrayal or urban life, its array of unsympathetic characters and its expressionist visual style. *1960 Directing, Writing (Story and Screenplay), NEVER ON SUNDAY Special features Brand new 4K restoration of the US version and 2k restoration of the previously unseen British version Original theatrical trailerUS version audio commentary by Paul DuncanUK version audio commentary by Adrian MartinRichard Widmark Interviewed by Adrian Wootton at the National Film Theatre (2002, 72 mins): extensive interview filmed onstageThe Guardian Lecture: Jules Dassin Interviewed by Alexander Walker(1981, 52 mins, audio with stills): a far-reaching onstage discussionIllustrated booklet with extensive credits and newly commissioned essaysUSA | 1950 | black and white | English language, with optional hard-of-hearing subtitles | 96 minutes | BD50 | 1080p | 24fps | Original aspect ratio 1.33:1 | PCM mono audio (48k/16-bit) | Cert PG (contains mild violence) | Region B Blu-ray