Soft Top Hard Shoulder (1992)
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ABOUT THE RELEASE
Own this charming British comedy written and starring the inimitable Peter Capaldi. Presented in glorious HD, this rare, limited edition Blu-ray includes a slipcase with exclusive artwork by Valentine Mozzo. This release is tailored for cinephiles who demand quality, detail, and rarity, so secure your copy now and own the definitive version of this rediscovered British gem.
LIMITED TO 1,000 COPIES • FIRST TIME ON BLU-RAY • REGION FREE • DIRECTOR & PRODUCER COMMENTARY
For the first time on Blu-ray… Peter Capaldi in a Triumph for British Comedy!
From director Stefan Schwartz (Shooting Fish, The Walking Dead, Luther, The Boys) comes “the best British comedy since Local Hero” (Daily Mirror), in its long-awaited Blu-ray debut – 27 years after its original release!
Peter Capaldi (Doctor Who) wrote the screenplay and stars in that rarest of subgenres – the British road movie – tearing up the M1 in his clapped out Triumph Herald convertible at speeds in excess of 40 miles per hour. It’s a race against the clock as a whole bunch of wacky characters keep getting in his way. Will he make it back home to Glasgow in time to claim his share of the family fortune? Or will he be left crying on the hard shoulder?
Also starring in this critically acclaimed comedy, which won the audience award at the 1992 London Film Festival, is Elaine Collins, Frances Barber, Simon Callow, Jeremy Northam, Phyllis Logan and Richard Wilson – with a driving soundtrack written especially for the film by Chris Rea.
“It’s a terrific, good-time comedy,” said The Sunday Times. Time Out called it “engagingly offbeat.”
Unavailable in the UK for decades, its Blu-ray debut surely heralds a triumph for the British film industry!
Winner of the London Film Festival Audience Award and Scottish BAFTA for Best Film and Best Actor (Capaldi)
FIRST EDITION (LIMITED TO 1,000) INCLUDES SLIPCASE FEATURING EXCLUSIVE ALTERNATIVE ARTWORK BY VALENTINA MOZZO!
Includes new full-length audio commentary by director Stefan Schwartz and producer Richard Holmes




