Art professor Nino (Frank Finlay) feels he can no longer satisfy his younger, passionate wife Teresa (Stefania Sandrelli) the way she desires. He articulates his innermost thoughts and sexual fantasies in a diary, including the secret wish to see his daughter’s fiancé’s Laszlo (Franco Branciaroli) make love to Teresa. Nino leaves the key to the drawer, containing the diary, out for his wife to find. THE KEY is based on the Japanese novel by Junichiro Tanizaki, but set in Venice, in the year 1940 during World War II. THE KEY is Tinto Brass’ his erotic masterpiece featuring a seductive score by Ennio Morricone. This is regarded worldwide as one of the best erotic arthouse movies ever made. Media Watch trailer » Bonus Materials 4K Transfer and Restoration from the original camera negative

Audio Commentary by film historians Eugenio Ercolani & Marcus Stiglegger Brass’ Talisman: An Interview with actor Franco Branciaroli Keyhole Venice: A look at the Venetian locations of the film Sensuous Morricone: A special on Ennio Morricone and Tinto Brass Isolated Score by Ennio Morricone Archival Interview with Tinto Brass (2001) Outtakes of The Key: Venice The Key Poster Gallery Tinto Brass Photo Gallery Tinto Brass 4K Trailers Dual-layered Disc Slipcase Reversible Sleeve w/Original Italian Poster Art 20-Page illustrated Booklet w/Essay by Eugenio Ercolani