Blu-ray + DVD Combo U.S. Release


WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE the RMR Features' U.S. release of the Emmy® winning "Jean Seberg: Actress Activist Icon" Blu-ray + DVD Combo Disc Package for $29.99 + FREE Media Mail shipping. Click HERE to order!

The Blu-ray features a sparkling full HD version of the digitally re-mastered documentary film PLUS Bonus Features. The DVD features the same re-mastered version in Standard Definition, PLUS Bonus Features. The discs share a couple of Bonus Features but also have unique Features.

The Emmy® award-winning "Jean Seberg: Actress Activist Icon" is the first documentary film to focus on the private side of the Marshalltown, Iowa native. Selected from among 18,000 applicants at age 17, Jean Seberg made her acting debut in Otto Preminger’s 1957 "Saint Joan" and starred in Hollywood films "Lilith", "Paint Your Wagon", and "Airport". She is best remembered for her performance in Jean-Luc Godard’s French New Wave film "Breathless".

Seberg’s offscreen civil rights activism made her a target of the F.B.I.’s COINTELPRO. Their plan to “neutralize” Seberg initiated a downward spiral leading to her mysterious and untimely death in Paris.

The film features exclusive on-camera interviews with Jean’s family, friends and film colleagues, film historians and civil rights scholars, combined with never-before-seen private photographs, home movie footage, and rare movie and behind-the-scenes film clips.

The film premiered in Europe as an Official Selection at the Raindance Film Festival in a London cinema. Its American Premiere took place in Marshalltown, Iowa - Jean's hometown.

Compelling...revealing... Linda Cook, Film Critic, Rotten Tomatoes

Intensely personal and illuminating... Jonathan Turner, Dispatch-Argus

A must see...Beautifully made... Little Village Voice

 Moving...stirring...a fascinating, little peek into the world of one of America’s most haunted and beautiful actresses. Leah Gehlsen, Film Critic


"Jean Seberg: Actress Activist Icon" Blu-ray/DVD Bonus Features include:

  • Optional full-length filmmakers commentary
  • Extended interview comments
  • Optional ENGLISH captions for the hearing impaired
  • ...and more

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