Boxcar Bertha - Limited Edition Slipcase (4K-UHD)

The sophomore narrative feature from Martin Scorsese, long overlooked in the canon of one of cinema's greatest filmmakers, arrives on 4K UHD for the first time worldwide from a new restoration supervised by Scorsese himself. "Boxcar" Bertha Thompson (Barbara Hershey), a transient young woman in the American South of the 1930s, falls in with union organizer "Big" Bill Shelly (David Carradine) and embarks on an old-fashioned crime spree robbing banks and trains. Combining true crime grit with the excesses of drive-in exploitation, the film bears the hallmarks of both Scorsese's filmography and producers Roger and Julie Corman.

• United States
• 88 minutes
• Color
• 1.85:1
• English
• 1972

Special Features:

- 2-Disc Set: 4K Ultra HD + Region A Blu-ray
- New audio commentary by film critic Adrian Martin
- A New Talent - a new video interview with Ian Christie, editor of Scorsese on Scorsese
- Any Way You Can - a new video interview with actor Barry Primus
- What Price a Crucifix Tree: Female Protagonists and the Suffering Servants of Scorsese - a new video essay by film historian Daniel Kremer
- Trailers from Hell - Julie Corman and Chris Wilkinson on Boxcar Bertha
- Turner Classic Movies introduction to the film by Ben Mankiewicz, featuring interview footage with producer Roger Corman
- Gallery of rarely seen storyboards for the film, drawn by Martin Scorsese
- Booklet with a new interview with Martin Scorsese as well as essays by film critics Robert Daniels, Bilge Ebiri, Beatrice Loayza and Glenn Kenny, author of Made Men: the Story of Goodfellas
- English SDH subtitles