This DVD is extremely dark... usually this indicates that no contrast boosting has been done (commonplace now). It is moderately dull with likewise colors - I believe it to be transferred progressively - there are no extras and the subtitles are a deplorable yellow. For such a modern film I would have thought the transfer could have been improved, but it is possible that the print was in this very dark condition and this is how the film is meant to look. Extras other than self promotion would be a welcome surprise from Sony. out of  

Gary W. Tooze

NOTE (Thanks Craig!): This Region 1 'Va savoir' disc is not the director's cut ('Va savoir +'), which runs 3h 40m and has only been screened publicly, to my knowledge, in Paris, for a very short run (one or two weeks) a few months following the release of the "theatrical cut." The extended version, which Rivette has spoken of as comprising the film as he intended it, has not been released anywhere on DVD yet either, so every version of 'Va savoir' currently on disc is the producers' initial theatrical cut.

The good news is that I've heard there will be a release of the '+' version in France on Region 2 sometime this year, but am uncertain as to whether it will include subs.