"The Decameron" (1971, デカメロン)
"The Canterbury Tales" (1972, カンタベリー物語)
"Arabian Nights" (1974, アラビアンナイト)

New High-Definition Digital Restorations Of All Three Films
New Visual Essays By Film Scholars Patrick Rumble And Tony Rayns On The Decameron And Arabian Nights, Respectively
New Interviews With Art Director Dante Ferretti And Composer Ennio Morricone About Their Work With Pasolini, And With Film Scholar Sam Rohdie On The Canterbury Tales
The Lost Body Of Alibech (2005), A Forty-Five-Minute Documentary By Roberto Chiesi About A Lost Sequence From The Decameron
The Secret Humiliation Of Chaucer (2006), A Forty-Seven-Minute Documentary By Chiesi About The Canterbury Tales
Via Pasolini, A Documentary In Which Pasolini Discusses His Views On Language, Film, And Modern Society
Pier Paolo Pasolini And The Form Of The City (1974), A Sixteen-Minute Documentary By Pasolini And Paolo Burnatto About The Ancient Italian Cities Orte And Sabaudia
Deleted Scenes From Arabian Nights, With Transcriptions Of Pages From The Original Script
Pasolini-Approved English-Dubbed Track For The Canterbury Tales
Trailers
New English Subtitle Translations
Plus: A Booklet Featuring Essays By Critic Colin Maccabe; Pasolini's 1975 Article "Trilogy Of Life Rejected"; Excerpts From Pasolini's Berlin Film Festival Press Conference For The Canterbury Tales; And A Report From The Set Of Arabian Nights By Critic Gideon Bachmann