Shelf Life was never released in cinemas despite a positive festival run Photo: Courtesy of Matchbox Cine There's a chance for audiences across the world to catch Eating Raoul director Paul Bartel's Shelf Life this weekend courtesy of Matchbox Cine.
The final film from the cult director of Death Race 2000, which was never released had been lost for 25 years. The new digital preservation of the only known 35mm print will be presented for the first time with new descriptive subtitles and audio description on matchboxcine.eventive.org from until midnight on August 29.
The film was conceived and written by O-Lan Jones, Andrea Stein and Jim Turner as a result of their rumination on “What must become of people boxed in tiny spaces for long, long periods of time.”
It tells the tale of Tina, Pam, and Scotty, who are taken down into their mum and dad’s well-stocked...
The final film from the cult director of Death Race 2000, which was never released had been lost for 25 years. The new digital preservation of the only known 35mm print will be presented for the first time with new descriptive subtitles and audio description on matchboxcine.eventive.org from until midnight on August 29.
The film was conceived and written by O-Lan Jones, Andrea Stein and Jim Turner as a result of their rumination on “What must become of people boxed in tiny spaces for long, long periods of time.”
It tells the tale of Tina, Pam, and Scotty, who are taken down into their mum and dad’s well-stocked...
- 8/28/2021
- by Amber Wilkinson
- eyeforfilm.co.uk
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