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Scott Nye
Criterion Close-Up 27 – Canadian Close-Up
We head north to explore Canadian media, culture, and a couple of Criterions.
Aaron West
Scott Reviews Joshua Marston’s Complete Unknown [Sundance 2016]
If only they'd left their story more unknown.
Scott Reviews So Yong Kim’s Lovesong [Sundace 2016]
A delicate, generous, heartbreaker of a romance.
The Newsstand – Episode 53 – In A Lonely Place, Gance’s Napoleon and more!
Ryan is joined by Scott Nye and Mark Hurne to chat about a few pieces of recent film news.
Ryan Gallagher
Scott Reviews George Stevens’ Shane [Masters of Cinema Blu-ray Review]
The landmark western still stands tall.
Scott Reviews Whit Stillman’s Love & Friendship [Sundance 2016]
The result of Stillman adapting Jane Austen proves just as delicious as it sounds.
Off The Shelf – Episode 76 – New DVD & Blu-ray Releases for Tuesday, February 3rd 2016
Ryan and Brian catch up on the past two weeks of home video news and releases.
Joshua Reviews Southbound [Theatrical Review]
This take on the horror anthology film is first must see scarefest of 2016.
Joshua Brunsting
The Eclipse Viewer – Episode 38 – Raffaelo Matarazzo’s Runaway Melodramas
David and Trevor push back against the winter's chill with a discussion of these torrid tales of virtue, vice and emotional torment.
David Blakeslee
Scott Reviews Ana Katz’s My Friend From the Park [Sundance 2016]
Katz intelligently, empathetically explores the fears that haunt a new parent.
Joshua Reviews Andrea Marini’s Art Of The Prank [Slamdance Review]
This new documentary looks at one of the great, and underrated, media satirists of our time.
Scott Reviews Robert Greene’s Kate Plays Christine [Sundance 2016]
Greene and Kate Lyn Sheil's film explores the boundaries of documentary film, and of performance.
Scott Reviews Kenneth Lonergan’s Manchester by the Sea [Sundance 2016]
Lonergan delivers another wrenching story about coping with tragedy.