The repressed and bourgeois Maurice Hall (James Wilby) tackles the prejudices of Edwardian society as he comes to terms with his sexuality, in this landmark drama from the team behind A Room with a View (1985) and Howard's End (1992).

From the halls of Cambridge University to the cricket fields of the English gentry, this profound tale of emotional and sexual awakening features star-making performances from Wilby, Hugh Grant and Rupert Graves, and perfectly captures the fears and joys of submitting to a forbidden desire.

Described by The Guardian as undervalued and underseen and a pre-cursor to the James Ivory-scripted Call Me By Your Name (2017), Maurice is a landmark film as important as any in the history of gay cinema and one that presents a positive and enriching portrait of first love.

Special Features:

• Interview with James Ivory and Pierre Lhomme on the making of Maurice (16 mins)
• On-stage Q&A with James Ivory and Pierre Lhomme, moderated by Nicholas Elliott (23 mins)
• A Director's Perspective (40 mins): a conversation between James Ivory and Tom McCarthy, the director of Spotlight
• Short interview with stars Hugh Grant and James Wilby (2017, 5 mins)
• Deleted scenes (39 mins)
• Original theatrical trailer
• 2018 re-release trailer
• Other extras TBC
• Fully illustrated booklet featuring an interview with James Wilby, new writing on the film, and full film credits