Absolutely brand new limited edition and completely out of print.

REGION FREE AND PLAYABLE ON ANY 4K PLAYER. Not region locked.

The Fall Collector's Edition includes:

• World premiere 4K Dolby Vision HDR feature
• A 100 page book with behind-the-scenes, experiences and art with essays by William Bibbiani, Nadine Whitney and David Michael Brown
• Custom rigid case artwork
• Custom slipcase artwork
• 8 artcards
• A3 reversible poster
• Limited Edition Numbered release
• Audio commentary with director/producer Tarsem Singh
• Audio commentary with actor Lee Pace, co-writer/co-producer Nico Soultanakis and co-writer Dan Gilroy
• NEW! Interview with Director Tarsem Singh
• NEW! Interview with Production Designer Ged Clarke
• NEW! Interview with Cinematographer Colin Watkinson
• NEW! Interview with Actor Lee Pace
• NEW! The Making of an Impossible Film: A Video Essay by Virat Nerhu
• NEW! The Quest for Origins - Trauma, Cinema and Storytelling in Tarsem’s The Fall: A Video Essay by Anton Bitel
• Deleted Scenes
• Wanderlust: A Making-Of Featurette
• Nostalgia: A Making-Of Featurette
• Archival Interviews with Cast and Crew
• Trailer

Umbrella Entertainment presents The Fall for the first time in 4K Dolby Vision HDR. The Fall is a breathtaking treat from visionary filmmaker Tarsem Singh (The Cell, Immortals), a tribute to storytellers, to love, to the power of imagination, and to cinema.

Shot in 24 countries using no sets and entirely funded by Tarsem Singh. The Fall is visually stunning with transportive storytelling, destined to linger long in the imagination.

In 1920s Los Angeles, whilst rehabilitating in hospital after a fall, innocent optimist Alexandria (Catinca Untaru) strikes up an unlikely friendship with Hollywood stuntman Roy (Lee Pace; Twilight Saga, The Hobbit). Recovering from a near fatal accident and a personal betrayal, Roy begins to tell of a magical, mythological land ruled by Governor Odious and the 5 extraordinary heroes charged to defeat him - an enthralling story of colour, texture and immense riches unravels and it is only when the lines between reality and fantasy begin to blur that Alexandria realises how much there is at stake.