Josh is joined by Doug McCambridge of the Good Time, Great Movies podcast – as well as the new Schitt’s and Giggles podcast – to discuss July’s new and expiring titles. Plus, Michael Hutchins stops by to talk about the digital supplements created exclusively for the Criterion Channel.
For August, the Channel will feature films from Bill Gunn, Mia Hansen-Løve, Terry Gilliam, Wim Wenders, and more!
Seimetz’s first feature since 2013’s Sun Don’t Shine, She Dies Tomorrow is one of 2020’s best films, and a hauntingly reflective look at a world destined to kill us all.
From a collection of Bruce Lee masterpieces to a forgotten silent classic, these are the best home video releases from July 2020.
These are just a few highlights from the August streaming selections at The Criterion Channel, Mubi and more.
This new drama takes us onto the streets of Sao Paulo for a tale of a missing person and the web of lies he’s left for his brother.
Ron Howard’s latest is a new documentary looking at one community as they attempt to come back from one of this country’s worst wildfires.
For August, the Channel will feature films from Bill Gunn, Mia Hansen-Løve, Terry Gilliam, Wim Wenders, and more!
Dave Franco makes his directorial debut with an accomplished (if frustratingly thin) slasher.
Josh is joined by Doug McCambridge of the Good Time, Great Movies podcast – as well as the new Schitt’s and Giggles podcast – to discuss July’s new and expiring titles. Plus, Michael Hutchins stops by to talk about the digital supplements created exclusively for the Criterion Channel.
David and guests celebrate Christmas in July as they discuss The. Best. Canadian. Film. Ever.
From a deadpan animated high-school comedy to the final film from a Japanese cinema icon, these are five films from Japan Cuts 2020 to keep an eye on.
David is joined by Jordan Essoe and Robert Taylor as we sink our teeth into the fresh and ripe first fruits from Fassbinder’s exploration of Sirkian melodrama.
Film Director Atom Egoyan joins for a discussion about his new and old films.
Director Atom Egoyan returns with a fascinating new drama starring David Thewlis.
This claustrophobic thriller is one of 2020’s great discoveries and one of its very best horror films.
The bi-annual sale has returned!
On episode 208 of CriterionCast, Jordan Essoe is joined by Scott Nye, David Blakeslee, and Arik Devens to discuss Michelangelo Antonioni’s 1960 film L’avventura.
On this mega-episode of the podcast, Josh is joined by Brad McDermott, filmmaker and frequent guest on the Criterion Reflections and Criterion Now podcasts, to discuss films noir in the Criterion Channel’s permanent library, as well as the new and expiring titles for the month of June. Michael Hutchins stops by to discuss the Criterion titles on Warner Media’s new streaming service, HBO Max, and Becky D’Anna joins Josh for a conversation about entry points to the films of Ingmar Bergman.
From an animated classic to a pair of films from one of world cinema’s great up and coming talents, these are the five (ish) home video releases of June 2020.
Here’s a look into the July lineups for The Criterion Channel, MUBI and more.
Brad McDermott and Will Remmers join Aaron to talk about September 2020 Announcements, Spike Lee, Bollywood, and more.
