Not everyone who runs a city is elected.arguably maverick filmmaker abel ferrera's most accessible and explosive film, king of new york's status as an urban gangster classic is cemented by a magnetic, career best central performance by christopher walken, as well as riveting support from laurence fishburne, wesley snipes, giancarlo esposito, steve buscemi and david caruso.after years inside, drug lord frank white walken is fresh out of jail and back on the streets of new york city. Seeing himself as half scarface, half robin hood, frank and his enforcers brutally take back control of the city, turf by turf with starry dreams of using the millions to benefit the community and save a local hospital. Before frank can fulfil his ruthless lust for power, though, he's got to get past the crooked cops determined to take him down, and the criminal competition that won't bend to his will.still just as relevant and incendiary now as it was three decades ago, king of new york returns with guns blazing in this definitive special edition, including a new director approved 4k restoration.special edition contentsnew 4k restoration from the original negative by arrow films, approved by director abel ferrera and cinematographer bojan bazellihigh definition blu ray 1080p presentationlpcm original stereo and remixed dts hd ma 5.1 surround audio optionsoptional english subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearingaudio commentary by director abel ferreraaudio commentary with composer joe delia, producer mary kane, casting director randy sabusawa and editor anthony redmaninterview with director abel ferrerainterview with producer augusto caminitoabel ferrera not guilty, a documentary on the director from the french tv show cinéastes de notre tempsa short film about the long career of abel ferrera, a documentary looking back at the director's career, including interviews with his key collaboratorsoriginal theatrical trailers and tv spotsimage galleryreversible sleeve featuring newly commissioned artwork by tracie chingfirst pressing only illustrated collectors' booklet containing essays on the film by iain sinclair and abel ferrera biographer brad stevens