Fantastic news! I've long wanted a good edition of this since picking up
In The Aftermath: Angels Never Sleep, which took Oshii's original allegorical anime source material as raw material to intersperse throughout its own live action post-nuclear apocalypse set film. To the extent that I was debating on picking up the Japanese Blu-ray that came out a number of years ago, especially because aside from a couple of gnomic discussions (mostly Biblical ones) it is a film that contains very little dialogue. But with this being a new restoration this will presumably be the edition to hold out for.
(Hopefully Avalon might get a good restoration/Blu-ray upgrade next)
