Language

Audio:

Spanish DTS-HD MA 5.1

Subtitles:

English, Spanish

Extras

New Bonus Features
• Retrospective Doc – Long Ago, in the Underground Realm
• Actors on Pan’s – Fables and Reflections
• Director’s on Pan – A Story, Like Those We Were Told

Legacy Bonus Features
• “The Power of Myth” Featurette – A discourse on the use of fairy tale mythology in Pan’s Labyrinth
• “Pan and the Fairies (El Fauno y las Hadas)” – A comprehensive look at the prosthetic and visual effects crafted for the film
• “The Color and the Shape” Featurette – Del Toro unravels the intricate color and texture coding present in all his work
• “The Melody Echoes the Fairy Tale” Featurette – Exploring the lullaby theme
• 2007 Original Director Commentary

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Description

Spain, 1944. A group of rebels fights the fascists in the mountain forests of northern Navarre. Ofelia, a 10-year-old lonely and dreamy girl, moves with her pregnant mother Carmen to the military camp of her stepfather Captain Vidal. Vidal is an arrogant and cruel officer in Franco's army who must clear the area of ​​rebels at any cost. Ophelia, captivated by fairy tales, discovers an ancient abandoned labyrinth not far from her house. The fairy takes her to the center of the labyrinth, where she meets Faun, the owner of the dungeon. The Faun claims to know her true destiny and her secret purpose. It turns out Ophelia is the missing princess of a magical kingdom, who has been searched for by her father for many centuries. The Faun offers her the opportunity to return to the magical kingdom. But first, she must pass three tests before the full moon. Nobody should know about this. Time is running out—for both Ophelia and the rebel squad. Everyone will have to face hardship and cruelty on the path to freedom.

Director & Cast

Director: Guillermo Del Toro

Cast: Ivana Bakero, Sergi Lopez, Maribel Verdu, Doug Jones, Ariadna Gil, Alex Angulo, Manolo Solo, Roger Casamajore, Eusebio Lazaro, Francisco Vidal, Lina Mira, Mario Zorilla, Sebastian Haro, Chani Martin, Ana Saez, Pedro J. Marzu, Fernando Tilve, Federico Luppi