A 44-minute, three-part 1080p documentary that explores the script, Danny Boyle's direction, and the cast's transformation into their real-life counterparts.

A later re-release, often found in budget or specialized collections. Regional Differences: The UK release by Universal Pictures UK

: The 1984 act (16mm) and 1988 act (35mm) feature intentional film grain and warmth, while the 1998 act (digital) is cooler and sharper. Exclusive Bonus Features

Because of Sorkin's dense, rhythmic dialogue, the cast rehearsed each 40-minute act for two weeks before filming it in sequence. Michael Fassbender reportedly memorized all 180 pages of the script by the final act.

Shot on 16mm film to provide a grainy, "cinema verité" feel that mimics the look of the early 80s.