◾️All items are shipped within 24 hours (including weekends). ※Shipping may be delayed due to circumstances. ◾️I carefully pack and ship, even though I'm not a professional. ※Some items may be packed in homemade or recycled packaging. ◾️Returns due to customer circumstances are not accepted unless the mistake is on the seller's side. ◾️All Blu-rays and DVDs on sale are retail versions. ※Please note that this item is also listed on other sites, and the transaction may be canceled if it is sold out. [Foreign Film Blu-ray] The Pianist 4K Restoration Version ('02 France, Germany, Poland, UK) is for sale. ※Although not indicated on the cover, the main feature is the 4K restoration version. [Purchase Date] Purchased new online this year. [Condition] Only watched once, in excellent condition. There may be some overlooked stains, scratches, or scuffs. (Please judge from the photos, including the disc.) Please consider this as a used item. (Returns are not accepted.) [Size] Standard Blu-ray size [Shipping] Scheduled to be shipped via Yu-Packet Post Mini. [Postscript] I love movies and owned a large number of them from LD to DVD, and I am selling Blu-rays to organize my collection. Please consider it. Thank you. #ReiPapaOnSale #ReiPapaSellingMovieMusic [ReiPapa's Evaluation] ・From here on, the evaluation includes spoilers and my personal opinions, so please use it as a reference if you are interested. Survival itself was his masterpiece. A miraculous true story that shook the souls of the world! Winner of the 75th Academy Awards® for Best Director, Best Actor, and Best Adapted Screenplay, and the 55th Cannes Film Festival Palme d'Or! The director is Roman Polanski, one of the essential directors of European cinema, who himself survived the Jewish ghetto! Władysław Szpilman (Adrien Brody), a Jewish pianist, was a respected figure, but in 1939, the invasion of Poland by the German army triggered World War II, and he was forcibly moved to the Warsaw Ghetto with his family. His freedom was taken away, and he lived in constant fear of death every day. As hundreds of thousands of Jews were eventually deported to concentration camps, Szpilman escaped the ghetto, but the real hell had just begun... Recommended rating: B [I think it's a masterpiece of Polanski's films.]