Region Free Darling w/SLIP by Rocket

John Schlesinger's DARLING is a stylish, satirical, yet poignant journey through the vibrant Sixties, an era defined by excess and excitement, capturing the essence of youth and the pursuit of happiness in London, then the epitome of cool. A three-time Academy Award winner, including Best Actress for Christie, DARLING stands as a British cinema classic, praised for its stylish portrayal of 1960s London and its astute commentary on the era's social norms. 'Your idea of fidelity is not having more than one man in a bed at the same time.' The narrative centers on Diana Scott (Julie Christie), an ambitious young woman determined to climb the social ladder, whatever the cost. From her humble beginnings as a model, she rises to fame and fortune as a high-profile television actress and socialite. However, her life becomes complicated by entanglements with various men, including a television journalist (Dirk Bogarde), a manipulative advertising executive (Laurence Harvey), and a wealthy Italian prince (José Luis de Vilallonga). While these relationships help advance her career and status, they ultimately lead to personal turmoil and a sense of emptiness.

• New Audio Commentary: Howard S. Berger and Nathaniel Thompson Discuss the Film
• Julie Christie and the Sixties: A Visual Essay by Professor Melanie Williams
• Kim Newman's Perspective on Dirk Bogarde's Performance