Digital compression artifacts never really make their presence known. Since this is a dialogue driven period film, the Dolby Digital 5.1 channel soundtrack has a somewhat reserved mix. The forward soundstage is well utilized for dialogue, music and the occasional sound effect, while the rear channels see relatively little activity, other than ambient sound and musical fill. The actor's voices sound quite good and the dialogue is always intelligible. Overall, the soundtrack is clean, vibrant and perfectly suited to the film.
Subtitles are available on the DVD in English.
The interactive menus are fairly basic, providing access to the standard scene selection and set up features. A short production featurette is provided as the DVD s only supplement and it is accessible through the menu system.