Ryan is joined by David and James to chat about the May 2015 Criterion line-up.
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Ryan Gallagher
Scott Reviews Bill Gunn’s Ganja & Hess [Blu-ray Review]
Gunn's landmark horror masterpiece comes to Blu-ray in the U.K.
Scott Nye
Off The Shelf – Episode 39 – New Releases For Tuesday February 24th, 2015
Ryan and Brian catch up on home video news and new releases.
Joshua Reviews Irene Gutierrez’s Hotel Nueva Isla [Theatrical Review]
New documentary takes a page out of the Pedro Costa book to look at the state of Cuba in a deeply intimate, if flawed, gem.
Joshua Brunsting
The Eclipse Viewer – Episode 25 – The First Films of Akira Kurosawa
David and Trevor discuss four wartime movies that launched the career of one of cinema's most accomplished directors.
David Blakeslee
Taschen Details The Charlie Chaplin Archives
This July, you'll have a new book to fulfill your Chaplin needs.
Scott Reviews Robert Mulligan’s The Other [Blu-ray Review]
Mulligan's Southern Gothic horror film shows how much can change in ten years.
Scott Reviews Michael Mann’s Thief [Arrow Films Blu-ray Review]
Arrow outdoes Criterion at every corner in bringing Mann's landmark film to Blu-ray
Joshua Reviews Spike Lee’s Da Sweet Blood Of Jesus [Theatrical Review]
Lee takes on a cult classic for his latest film.
Masters of Cinema Cast – Episode 35 – A Time to Love and a Time to Die
This week we take a look at Douglas Sirk's A Time to Love and A Time to Die.
Tom Jennings
What’s Playing At PIFF38 This Weekend? [February 6-8]
The Portland International Film Festival has returned, and we take a look at what is playing this first weekend.
Armchair Vacation: Five Films To Watch At Home This Weekend [February 6-8]
Here are five must-see films that you can see from the comfort of your own couch.
Les Blank’s Unreleased 1974 Film, A Poem Is A Naked Person To Screen At SXSW 2015
The rare music documentary will be screening in
The 38th Annual Portland International Film Festival Kicks Off This Week
The annual Northwest film festival begins on Thursday evening with a screening of Wild Tales.
Joshua Reviews Jody Lee Lipes’ Ballet 422 [Theatrical Review]
Lipes' new documentary looks at the formation of a new ballet from one of today's most iconic dance groups.