Paradise Blu-ray (Standard Edition)
"If only it could have been forever." Romance and adventure abound in this lyrical story of two teenagers who come of age in the isolation of a lush desert oasis. In the nineteenth century Middle East, David (Willie Aames, TV's EIGHT IS ENOUGH) and Sarah (Phoebe Cates, FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH) are the only survivors of a caravan massacre carried out by an infamous slave trader known as the Jackal (Tuvia Tavi, SAHARA), who is obsessed with Sarah's beauty. Fleeing the Jackal, they stumble on a magical place they will come to know as "Paradise," where they discover refuge, sustenance...and each other.
This version contains several minutes of never-before-seen footage, as well as the chart-topping theme song sung by Phoebe Cates.
STREET DATE 10/8/24.
"If only it could have been forever." Romance and adventure abound in this lyrical story of two teenagers who come of age in the isolation of a lush desert oasis. In the nineteenth century Middle East, David (Willie Aames, TV's EIGHT IS ENOUGH) and Sarah (Phoebe Cates, FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH) are the only survivors of a caravan massacre carried out by an infamous slave trader known as the Jackal (Tuvia Tavi, SAHARA), who is obsessed with Sarah's beauty. Fleeing the Jackal, they stumble on a magical place they will come to know as "Paradise," where they discover refuge, sustenance...and each other.
This version contains several minutes of never-before-seen footage, as well as the chart-topping theme song sung by Phoebe Cates.
STREET DATE 10/8/24.
"If only it could have been forever." Romance and adventure abound in this lyrical story of two teenagers who come of age in the isolation of a lush desert oasis. In the nineteenth century Middle East, David (Willie Aames, TV's EIGHT IS ENOUGH) and Sarah (Phoebe Cates, FAST TIMES AT RIDGEMONT HIGH) are the only survivors of a caravan massacre carried out by an infamous slave trader known as the Jackal (Tuvia Tavi, SAHARA), who is obsessed with Sarah's beauty. Fleeing the Jackal, they stumble on a magical place they will come to know as "Paradise," where they discover refuge, sustenance...and each other.
This version contains several minutes of never-before-seen footage, as well as the chart-topping theme song sung by Phoebe Cates.
STREET DATE 10/8/24.
Special Features
Double-sided wrap with legacy artwork
Newly recorded audio commentary by Nathaniel Thompson
Booklet with new essays by Margaret Barton-Fumo and Amanda Reyes (first pressing only)
Radio spots
Image gallery
Theatrical trailers
TV spot
Isolated score track
Theatrical mix audio
Pre-release mix audio