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An early cinematic pioneer with an undeniably pervasive influence, Louis Feuillade made hundreds of films in a short career spanning only a few decades. Today, he is best remembered for his landmark serials Fantômas, Les Vampires, Judex and Tih-Minh, four crime epics that have had an immeasurable impact on popular culture around the globe.
In the 12 episodes of Feuillade’s masterful adventure Tih-Minh, a young man (René Cresté) returning from an expedition in Indochina becomes embroiled in a game of espionage and greed with a gang of mysterious jewel thieves.
Feuillade’s crime serials had an enormous impact on some of the greatest filmmakers of the twentieth century, chiefly Fritz Lang and Alfred Hitchcock. They also played an important role in the development of the criminal mastermind and masked vigilante characters that would proliferate in pulp magazines, film, television, radio and comic books over the next few decades, including Dr Mabuse, The Shadow and Diabolik. The Masters of Cinema series is honoured to present Tih-Minh on Blu-ray from an astonishing 4K restoration.
SPECIAL FEATURES
- The complete 12-part serial presented in 1080p HD from an astonishing 4K restoration courtesy of The Gaumont Film Company
- Uncompressed LPCM 2.0 audio
- Audio commentaries on The Potion of ForgetfulnesThe Mysteries of Circé Villa and Justice by genre film expert and Video Watchdog founder Tim Lucas
- A Closer Look at Feuillade – interview with critic, writer and film commentator Tony Rayns
