• new, Restored High-definition Digital Transfer, Supervised And Approved By Director Whit Stillman
• audio Commentary Featuring Stillman And Actors Chloë Sevigny And Chris Eigeman
• four Deleted Scenes With Commentary By Stillman, Eigeman, And Sevigny
• stills Gallery With Production Notes By Stillman
• stillman Reading A Chapter From the Last Days Of Disco, With cocktails At Petrossian Afterwards, His Novelization Of The Movie
• behind-the-scenes Featurette
• original Theatrical Trailer
• plus: An Essay By Novelist David Schickler

The film's casual plot revolves around six recent college graduates, and Stillman charts their clashes and intimacies with a keen sense of human foibles and frailties, pausing throughout for such characteristic touches as a hilarious conversation about the sexual politics of Disney's Lady and the Tramp or the homoerotic subtext in an episode of Wild Kingdom. Sharp dialogue is in rich abundance here, and through it all Stillman captures the fading glory of disco as his characters make the transition toward adult responsibilities. It's here that we see how this film is subtly intertwined with Stillman's earlier work, and where we gain a fuller and more satisfying appreciation of a filmmaker who has carved a singular niche for himself in the world of independent movies. --Jeff Shannon