Some killer new additions to the Criterion Collection picks on Fandor this week.
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Ryan Gallagher
Masters of Cinema Cast – Episode 37 – Conversation with Craig Keller
In this episode Masters of Cinemas' very own Craig Keller drops by for a chat about Masters of Cinema and films in general.
Tom Jennings
Episode 157 – Akira Kurosawa’s Rashomon
Scott, David, Sean, and Trevor discuss Kurosawa's relative truth and visual expressionism.
Scott Nye
Armchair Vacation: Five Films To Watch At Home This Weekend [March 20-22]
Here are five films you need to watch this weekend.
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews Eugene Green’s La Sapienza [Theatrical Review]
Green's newest film is a breathtaking meditation on the power of art as an emotional release.
Scott Reviews John Frankenheimer’s The Manchurian Candidate
[Arrow Films Blu-ray Review]
Why don't you pass the time by watching a few supplements?
Catherine Reviews Kenneth Branagh’s Cinderella [Theatrical Review]
For all its additional delights, Cinderella triumphs primarily thanks to the lead performance by Lily James. A refreshingly classic take.
Catherine Stebbins
Mondo Announces Series Of Terrence Malick Prints, Unveils Badlands Artwork
The print from Tomer Hanuka will go on sale on Thursday, March 19th at a random time.
Joshua Reviews Alex Sichel And Elizabeth Giamatti’s A Woman Like Me [SXSW Review]
Cancer is a subject that is near and dear to this writer’s heart. With a brother who has looked cancer in the eye, stared it down, and kicked its ass, I’m pre-disposed to find any picture revolving around a...
Joshua Reviews Fredrik Gertten’s Bikes Vs. Cars [SXSW Review]
This new film, maxing its debut at this year's SXSW Film Festival, looks at the role of the bicycle in modern society.
Scott Reviews Elia Kazan’s Wild River [Masters of Cinema Blu-ray Review]
"It all falls under the general heading of 'progress.'"
Joshua Reviews Scott Christopherson And Brad Barber’s Peace Officer [SXSW Review]
New documentary looks at the growing issues surrounding police and their ever growing use of force.
Off The Shelf – Episode 42 – New Releases For March 17th, 2015
Ryan and Brian chat about organizing collections, a few news items, and this week's new releases.
Joshua Reviews Ethan Hawke’s Seymour: An Introduction [Theatrical Review]
Hawke's debut film is a brisk, and beautiful, look at art and the practice of it.
Scott Reviews Anthony Mann’s Man of the West [Masters of Cinema Blu-ray Review]
Mann's final western is a tense, moody, unromantic portrait of the era.