RELEASE DATE: 17/08/2026 Please note that whole orders containing pre-order items will not ship until their release date When Last Tango in Paris was first released, famed critic Pauline Kael said it, “has altered the face of an art form.” But others called it simply pornographic. It's remained famously divisive ever since – in fact, now more so than ever. Marlon Brando (Apocalypse Now) stars, in what might be the greatest performance of his seismic career. He's Paul, an American in Paris whose wife has just killed herself. Lost in grief, and tortured by guilt he embarks on a strange relationship with Jeanne (Maria Schneider, The Passenger), a young woman soon to be married: it will be exclusively physical, he says, and they'll share no details about each other, not even names. But things can never be that simple. Praised and condemned, loved and reviled, 88 Films are proud to present this 70’s masterpiece in 4K. Watch it and make up your own mind. LIMITED EDITION FEATURES: RIGID SLIPCASE FEATURING NEW ARTWORK BY TOMMY POCKET PICTURE BOOKLET LIMITED TO 3000 COPIES SPECIAL FEATURES: 4K Remaster From The Original Negatives Presented In Ultra High Definition (2160p) In 1.85:1 Aspect Ratio Presented In Dolby Vision High Dynamic Range (HDR10 Compatible) High Definition (1080p) Blu-Ray In 1.85:1 Aspect Ratio Also Included Uncompressed Mono Soundtrack Optional English SDH Subtitles Audio Commentary by Eugenio Ercolani and Troy Howarth A Hidden Romanticism - An Interview with Film Critic Maurizio Porro Tango Blues - An Interview with Co-Editor Robert Perpignani Bernardo’s Initiation - An Interview with Film-maker Francesco Barilli A Conversation with Bernardo Bertolucci [Archive Interview] Where the Tango Took Place - Filming Locations Featurette Theatrical Trailer TECHNICAL SPECS: Region Code: ABC/B Picture: Ultra High Definition (2160p) In 1.85:1 Aspect Ratio Dolby Vision High Dynamic Range (HDR10 Compatible) Audio: Uncompressed Mono Soundtrack Runtime: 130 mins approx. Language: English/French Subtitles: English Cert: 18 Discs: 2 Theatrical Release Date: 1972