The only surviving copy exists in Cinémathèque Française, no other restorations are available: see official blog post

Therefore there are no legit releases, but some streamings are available.

DVD only, no restorations. Only able to find 35mm showings and no newer restorations.

Artificial Eye Blu-ray

France Rimini 4K Blu-ray see caps vs Artificial Eye Blu-ray

No Blu-ray has EN subtitles, HD Streaming is the easiest way to watch

France StudioCanal or Kadokawa Blu-ray, 4K restoration

France StudioCanal Blu-ray

Criterion Blu-ray

Criterion Blu-ray, 2K restoration

2004 New Yorker DVD

BFI Blu-ray/Criterion Blu-ray (preference)

BFI and Criterion BDs are same restoration, but BFI is much darker and Criterion is much brighter. Unsure which is correct.

BFI Blu-ray

BFI Blu-ray is the only one with English subtitles, while France Potemkine and Japan IVC don't.

BFI is a 4K scan and BR review is the only one I can find and it has good ratings.

There are no comparison or other caps available.

BFI Blu-ray is original mono, the other releases are unknown

Criterion Blu-ray

Criterion, 4k restoration

2016 A Contracorriente Blu-ray

Criterion Blu-ray

Criterion, 4k transfer

Radiance Blu-ray

Upcoming Radiance Blu-ray is the only Blu-ray so far, although it's only an HD transfer, not 4K like other recent Bresson releases

Potemkine France Blu-ray is a recent 4K restoration compared to the old Japan Imagica Blu-ray, it unfortunately also has the eclair teal https://slow.pics/c/BIIWAPtO

Given that it's a Janus theatrical release, an English-friendly and Criterion release can be expected in the near future.

France Gaumont Blu-ray

Germany/France/Japan has Blu-ray, 4K restoration

France Gaumont Blu-ray

Gaumont France is 4k transfer, not sure about Japan

BFI Blu-ray

BFI Blu-ray is better than Criterion, see DVDBeaver comparison. 4K transfer, but has the eclair teal tint