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Digital transfer for 16:9 televisions; Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound; Selected scene commentary by director Alex van Warmerdam; Exclusive interview with Alex van Warmerdam; "Painting" (1986): Animated short by Alex van Warmerdam; Original artwork galleries by Alex van Warmerdam; Theatrical trailers; Liner notes by film critic Edward E. Crouse
Full Product DetailsDisc #1 -- Grimm
1. Into the Forest [8:23]
2. Gingerbread House [7:21]
3. Booby Trap [1:59]
4. Under the Bridge [7:53]
5. Destination Spain [2:34]
6. Change of Clothes [4:09]
7. Uncle Cabron [1:58]
8. Cold Soup [7:35]
9. Diego Dickhead [6:23]
10. Jacob and Sofia [6:35]
11. The Dutch and the Spanish [4:38]
12. Marital Discord [6:43]
13. Minus a Liver [5:37]
14. Escape Route [3:58]
15. Ghost Town [11:22]
16. The Return of Diego [7:19]
17. Bucket Head [3:33]
18. End Credits [4:32]
Written and directed by Alex van Warmerdam, Grimm is an absurdist, decidedly black take on the Hansel and Gretel story. Set in modern day Holland, Grimm centers around siblings Marie (Halina Reijn) and Jacob (Jacob Derwig), who were sent to the forest under the pretext of gathering firewood while, unbeknownst to them, their impoverished family left for parts unknown. Before long, Marie and Jacob learn of their abandonment; all that is left from their parents is a brief note advising them to go to Spain and take up residence with their uncle. The first setback comes in the form of a smarmy farmer (Frank Lammers) who forces Jacob to have sex with his obese wife (Annet Malherbe). Shortly afterwards, Marie turns to prostitution, but Jacob intervenes before she goes too far. Eventually, the siblings find a moped and take off for Spain -- only to find out that their uncle has died. When a wealthy surgeon (Carmelo Gomez) falls for Marie, the broke siblings' prospects seem to be looking up once gain. Unfortunately for them, the ultimate consequence of Marie's quickie marriage is nothing either of them would have imagined. ~ Tracie Cooper, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide