Waking Life

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From: Twentieth Century Fox

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

"Strikingly original...nothing short of amazing." - Peter Travers, Rolling Stone

From The Director Of Dazed And Confused Emerges Fox'S Groundbreaking Animated Feature Waking Life

- Selected By More Than 65 Critics As One Of The Top Ten "Best Films of 2001" -

Available On Video And DVD May 7, 2002

CENTURY CITY, Calif., (March 4, 2002) - From Writer/Director Richard Linklater, the innovative creator of Slacker and Dazed And Confused, comes Waking Life, a witty and imaginative film that explores the hazy border between dreaming and living. Arriving on VHS (for rent) and DVD (for sale or rent) on May 7, 2002 from Fox Home Entertainment, Waking Life has been praised by critics nationwide as "an astounding, one-of-a-kind movie" (New York Magazine) and "an amazing film that dances and vibrates with life" (Chicago Sun-Times) and stars Academy Award® nominee Ethan Hawke, Julie Delpy and Wiley Wiggins and special appearances by Steven Soderbergh and Director Richard Linklater. The film is presented in a breakthrough new animation technique that has been hailed as "an entirely new art form" (Premiere). Originally shot and edited in live action, the footage was then graphically "painted" via computer by a team of more than 30 artists. In addition to its glorious style, the film has been extolled for being "as thought-provoking and touching as it is visually dazzling" (US Weekly). The Waking Life VHS will be priced for rental, while the DVD will be available for rental and purchase for a suggested retail price of $29.98 U.S./$46.98 Canada. Pre-book for both the DVD and VHS is April 10, 2002.

Waking Life DVD Features The Waking Life DVD boasts numerous bonus features, including commentary by Writer/Director Richard Linklater, Art Director Bob Sabiston, Producer Tommy Pollatta and co-star Wiley Wiggins; commentary by over 25 animators who created the film's breakthrough animation style; feature-length text commentary; greatest hits from the live action version; Bob Sabiston's animation software tutorial; a featurette; short films by Bob Sabiston; bios of filmmakers and selected cast; theatrical trailer and more. The DVD is presented in widescreen format (aspect ratio: 1.85:1) with English 5.1 Digital Surround and Latin Spanish Dolby Surround.

Waking Life Synopsis From the director of Slacker and Dazed And Confused comes one of the most imaginative animated features ever made. This funny, ingenious film, which Rolling Stone Magazine calls "nothing short of amazing," explores the fascinating question: "Are we sleep-walking through our waking state or wake-walking through our dreams?" Join Wiley Wiggins as he searches for answers to life's most important questions in a world that may or may not be reality, in "the most visually alive movie of the year" (Roger Ebert, The Chicago Sun-Times).

A recognized industry leader, Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment is the marketing, sales and distribution company for all Fox film and television programming on VHS and DVD as well as video acquisitions and original productions for the U.S. and Canada. Each year the Company introduces hundreds of new and newly repackaged products, which it services to more than 70,000 retail outlets - from mass merchants and warehouse clubs to specialty stores and e-commerce - throughout North America. Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment is a unit of Fox Filmed Entertainment, a Fox Entertainment Group company.

Waking Life
Street Date: May 7, 2002
Pre-book Date: April 10, 2002
Suggested Retail Price: VHS: Priced for rental DVD: $29.98 U.S./$46.98
Canada Running Time: 99 minutes
Rating: R/14A
Catalog #: VHS: 2004058 DVD: 2004065
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QuoteI have seen "Waking Life" three times now. I want to see it again--not to master it, or even to remember it better (I would not want to read the screenplay), but simply to experience all of these ideas, all of this passion, the very act of trying to figure things out.
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