Today: September 9, 2026

Central Station Unboxing

Walter Salles’ critically acclaimed modern classic Central Station makes its 4K UHD debut from Curzon with a gorgeous presentation beautifully highlighting the film’s gorgeous sun-drenched visuals. This deeply felt and authentic journey is one of the most moving films of the 1990s, fronted by an astonishing performance from Fernanda Montenegro which gave Montenegro the distinction of being the first (Brazilian and) Latin American actress to be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Actress. A powerful, poignant and timeless film that looks and sounds better than ever in this must-own release from Curzon. 

Synopsis

From acclaimed director Walter Salles comes a profoundly moving tale of resilience and redemption, now restored in 4K. Nominated for two Academy Awards in 1998 and featuring a landmark performance from Fernanda Montenegro, Central Station follows a former school teacher who writes letters for illiterate people at a Rio de Janeiro terminus, and a young boy whose mother has just died, as they travel across Brazil searching for the father he never knew.

Special Features

  • One 4K UHD disc (Region Free) with the 4K restoration of the film, plus commentary
  • One Blu-ray disc (Region B) which includes the 4K restoration, presented in HD, and special features
  • Commentary with Walter Salles, Arthur Cohn, and Fernanda Montenegro
  • Socorro Nobre (Life Somewhere Else, 1995) – documentary by Walter Salles
  • Making-of featurette
  • Theatrical re-release trailer
  • English SDH subtitles
  • PLUS a new essay by Tiago de Luca and a double-sided poster, both included in a replica envelope

CENTRAL STATION is available on Blu-ray and 4K UHD/Blu-ray dual format from Curzon Home Entertainment

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