William Wyler's wartime drama continues to wow audiences.
Reviews
Scott Nye
Joshua Reviews Keisuke Kinoshita’s The Ballad Of Narayama [Blu-ray Review]
The unsung Japanese auteur makes his return to The Criterion Collection with this new Blu-ray release.
Joshua Brunsting
David Reviews Karl Markovics’ Breathing [DVD Review]
After an award-winning run through the 2011 European festival circuit, this Austrian debut feature finds a home video release in the USA.
David Blakeslee
David Reviews Kino Classic’s “Rules for School” and “Troubled Teens” [DVD Review]
Volumes 5 and 6 in the Classic Educational Shorts series from the A/V Geeks Film Library
Joshua Reviews Stephen Vittoria’s Long Distance Revolutionary: A Journey With Mumia Abu-Jamal
Film hit limited release Friday.
Joshua Reviews Victor Halperin’s White Zombie [Blu-ray Review]
The cult classic finally gets the restoration that it's Gothic style so richly deserves.
Joshua Reviews Wim Wenders’ Pina [Blu-ray Review]
Film finally arrives on home video after being long rumored as Wenders' next entrant into the Criterion Collection.
Scott Reviews Teinosuke Kinugasa’s Gate of Hell [Masters of Cinema Blu-ray Review]
The story's a tragedy, the transfer's a joy.
Joshua Reviews Cullen Hoback’s Terms And Conditions May Apply [Slamdance Review]
Documentary looks at the dangers of fine print on the web.
Joshua Reviews Jason Banker, Jorge Torres-Torres And Tiffany Sudela Junker’s My Name Is Faith [Slamdance Review]
This touching look at the mental health of a young girl, My Name Is Faith is a solid bit of non-fiction filmmaking.
Joshua Reviews Brea Grant’s Best Friends Forever [Slamdance Review]
Indie comedy adds some laughs to Park City during this year's Slamdance Film Festival.
Joshua Reviews The Kartemquin Films Collection: The Early Years Volume 3 [DVD Review]
The final third of this series of documentary home video releases from Kartemquin Films is one that hits closer to home than you'd think.
Joshua Reviews The Kartemquin Films Collection: The Early Years Volume 2 [DVD Review]
The second, and smallest, volume of Kartemquin's three "early years" releases may be its most dense.
Joshua Reviews The Kartemquin Films Collection: The Early Years Volume 1 [DVD Review]
Our look into the first of three volumes looking at the early days of Kartemquin Films, this may be one of the most rewarding volumes in this three part collection.
Joshua Reviews Ely Landau’s King: A Filmed Record…From Montgomery To Memphis [DVD Review]
Kino's DVD is as important a release as they come.