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Ryan Gallagher
Joshua Reviews Miguel Gomes’ Arabian Nights: Volume 1, The Restless One [Theatrical Review]
The first part of Miguel Gomes' latest masterpiece kicks things off with a surreal and mesmerizing bang.
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews Kent Jones’ Hitchcock/Truffaut [Theatrical Review]
The rare documentary made for film lovers both new, and old.
Kent Jones & Noah Baumbach Chat About Hitchcock/Truffaut
Jones and Baumbach were at the Film Society of Lincoln Center to discuss the new documentary.
Scott Reviews Jules Dassin’s Thieves’ Highway [Arrow Films Blu-ray Review]
Dassin's fierce and fiery truck-drivin' noir comes roaring to high definition.
Scott Nye
Wexner Center to Showcase Criterion’s New Restoration of the Manchurian Candidate
The Criterion Collection is bringing their new restoration to the Wexner Center of the Arts
Masters of Cinema Cast – Episode 46 – The Offence
Nothing like a comedy to chase away those winter blues....which is why under no circumstances watch The Offence as it will chill you to your very soul.
Tom Jennings
Off The Shelf – Episode 72 – 2015 Gift Guide
This week on Off The Shelf, Ryan is joined by Brian Saur present their 2015 gift guide suggestions for the home media enthusiasts in your life, and chat about some follow-up and home video news.
Episode 166 – William Cameron Menzies’s Things to Come
Scott, David, and Trevor discuss dramatic structure, societal needs, and production design in the landmark utopian film.
Disc Deals For The Week: Black Friday 2015
Rounding up the best home entertainment deals for the week of Black Friday 2015
Joshua Reviews Camilla Nielsson’s Democrats [Theatrical Review]
This new verite-style documentary looks at one of the world's most trouble governments and their attempt at finally fostering democracy.
Joshua Reviews Deniz Gamze Erguven’s Mustang [Theatrical Review]
France's submission for Best Foreign Language Film at the upcoming Oscars is not only one of the year's best films, but brings to light one of the great young voices in world cinema.
Joshua Reviews Manfred Kirchheimer’s Stations Of The Elevated And The New York Film [DVD Review]
New York is a one in a million type city. A melding of nationalities, races, religions, sexual orientations, New York City is the rare city that is both shockingly intimidating and yet singularly alluring and inviting...
The Newsstand – Episode 50 – Criterion’s January and February 2016 Line-up
Ryan and David catch up on the Criterion news from the past couple of months.