THE STORY OF THE KELLY GANG is considered the first narrative feature film ever made. Filmed outside Melbourne when the Kelly legend was still fresh, it was believed lost for many years. The National Film & Sound Archive and the BFI have restored parts of the original 1906 film to create an amazing package, which includes two commentaries on the national and worldwide significance of the film, alongside soundtracks and a variety of viewing modes.

Special Features:
Included is a specially produced monograph on the restoration and importance of the film by Kelly historians Ina Bertrand and Bill Routt.
Australian commentary by Senior Moving Image Curator Graham Shirley
International commentary by Professor Ian Christie
Traditional Piano soundtrack by Mauro Colombis
New experimental soundtrack composed by Endorphin
Expanded 31 minute study version of the film including intertitles and still images
Conversation between Sally Jackson and Graham Shirley discussing the restoration
Image gallery