After writing taxi driver for martin scorsese, paul schrader made his directorial debut with this profane and profound drama about life on the factory floor of a detroit car manufacturing plant. With explosive performances from the great richard pryor silver streak, stir crazy, harvey keitel the border, pulp fiction and yaphet kotto live and let die, alien, blue collar presents one of the most authentic portraits of working class life in all american cinema, and is one of the finest films of the 1970s.extrasindicator standard edition special featureshigh definition remasteroriginal mono audioaudio commentary with writer director paul schrader and author maitland mcdonaghpaul schrader bfi masterclass 1982, 106 mins the filmmaker presents a fascinating summary of the many issues and ideas he explores in his screenwriting class, recorded at the national film theatre, london'visions' interview with paul schrader 1982 archival interview, presented in two versions the broadcast cut with its original tony rayns introduction 21 mins, and the complete interview rushes with a newly recorded introduction by tony rayns 58 minskeith gordon on 'blue collar' 2018, 12 mins a new filmed appreciation by the filmmaker and actororiginal theatrical trailerjosh olson trailer commentary 2013, 3 mins a short critical appreciation.image gallery on set and promotional photographynew and improved english subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing