Rendel (2 × DVD) ADDED

[Markus_Lang]

Title: Rendel (DVD)
Tagline: Revenge begets revenge.
Country: Finland
Region: R0
Releasing Studio: Black Lion Pictures
Case Type: 2-disc Amaray case
Aspect Ratio: 2.39:1
Anamorphic: Yes
PAL or NTSC: PAL
Soundtracks: Finnish/English Dolby Digital 5.1, Finnish/English Dolby Digital 2.0 stereo
Subtitles: English (for non-English dialogue), English HoH, Finnish (for non-Finnish dialogue), Finnish HoH, Finnish/English
Cuts: No cuts (101:02 PAL).
Commentaries: (see below)
Extras:
<b>DISC ONE</b>
* The Film
Audio commentary with director Jesse Haaja and producer Miika J. Norvanto

<b>DISC TWO</b>
"Making of <i>Rendel</i>" documentary (68:35)
"Wonderman" music video by The Rasmus (3:32)
"Hepoköngäs" featurette (1:07)
"Set Design" featurette (1:26)
Deleted Scene "Parliament House" (1:43)
Deleted Scene "Alley" (1:23)
Proof of Concept: Trailer [2014] (3:31)
Proof of Concept: Cannes trailer [2015] (4:00)
International Trailer [2017] (2:05)
Notes: Extras mostly in Finnish. Only the documentary has optional English, Finnish and Finnish HoH subtitles.
Easter Eggs: —
Source: I borrowed this disc set from the library.

[Markus_Lang]

Title: Rendel (DVD)
Country: Germany
Region: R2
Releasing Studio: Splendid Film
Case Type: Amaray
Aspect Ratio: 2.39:1
Anamorphic: Yes
PAL or NTSC: PAL
Soundtracks: Finnish/English Dolby Digital 5.1, German Dolby Digital 5.1
Subtitles: German
Cuts: No cuts (101:08 PAL).
Commentaries: —
Extras:
Theatrical trailer (1:32)
Bonus trailers
– Cutie Honey – Tears (1:45)
– Eat Locals (1:39)
– Viking (2:09)
– Asura – The City of Madness (1:07)
– Vampire Nation – Badlands (2:10)
– The Night Watchmen (2:02)
– Devils Candy (2:09)
– The Diabolical (1:47)
Notes: —
Easter Eggs: —
Source: https://ssl.ofdb.de/view.php?page=fassu ... vid=432052
Amazon ASIN: B0732P489J

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

Added them, thank you!

[Markus_Lang]

I don’t think it’s correct to state “Finnish+English” for the subtitles for the R0 edition. There are no two subtitles simultaneously, but English subtitles when Finnish is spoken and vice versa. Therefore I would prefer stating “Finnish/English”.

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

Understood. Updated.