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Joshua Brunsting
Armchair Vacation: Five Films To Watch At Home This Weekend [April 25-27]
From a bizarre new take on a cult classic to a modern horror masterpiece, here are five films to watch at home this weekend.
Scott Reviews Ted Kotcheff’s Wake in Fright [Masters of Cinema Blu-ray Review]
The 1971 Australian film proves a major rediscovery.
Scott Nye
On the Hulu Channel: François Truffaut’s The Soft Skin
Truffaut's fourth film deals with modern romance, in all its inconvenience.
David Reviews Carl Th. Dreyer’s Master of the House [Dual Format Review]
This early silent film of Dreyer's presents as a stage-bound, conventional family drama, but it functions as an artistic breakthrough that set the stage for bolder masterpieces yet to come.
David Blakeslee
The Newsstand – Episode 32 – The July 2014 Criterion Collection Line-up, Polanski’s Macbeth, And Cannes
This month on the Newsstand, Ryan is joined by Scott Nye and Sean Hutchinson to discuss the July 2014 Criterion Collection line-up, as well as the latest in Criterion rumors, Hulu deals, and home video announcements.
Ryan Gallagher
Joshua Reviews Tonislav Hristov’s Love And Engineering [Theatrical Review]
New documentary looks to see if there is a scientific approach one can take in today's dating world.
For Criterion Consideration: Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s Distant
With a return to Cannes imminent for director Ceylan, we look at the director's third film.
Sean Reviews Sam Taylor and Fred Newmeyer’s The Freshman [Dual-Format Review]
Harold Lloyd stands above the rest.
Sean Hutchinson
FilmLinc Announces Complete Rainer Werner Fassbinder Retrospective
The two-part series also includes films inspired by Fassbinder's work.
Steven Soderbergh Cuts His Own Version of Michael Cimino’s Heaven’s Gate
Soderbergh's edit cuts the 3+ hour film down to 108 minutes.
Richard Linklater’s Boyhood to Open BAMcinemaFest 2014
Linklater's already acclaimed new film will have it's New York premiere at the fest.
Abdellatif Kechiche To Follow Up Blue is the Warmest Color with The Wound
Kechiche's new film is his own spin on a French novel.
Joshua Reviews Roger Gual’s Tasting Menu [Theatrical Review]
Foodie-centric romantic comedy arrives this weekend, and may not break any new ground, but is more than charming enough for a weekend watch.
Armchair Vacation: Five Films To Watch At Home This Weekend [April 18-20]
Here are five films to check out this weekend.