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Joshua Brunsting
On the Hulu Channel: Peter Weir’s The Plumber
Peter Weir's made-for-TV nail-biter is a satisfying little thriller from an epic director.
Scott Nye
Safety Last! And The Films Of Pierre Etaix To Screen At The Film Forum In New York
See these classic comedies on the big screen!
Sean Hutchinson
In Wake Of Legal Troubles, When Will Babette’s Feast Head Into The Criterion Collection?
That is, will we ever get a chance to see Criterion release the film?
James’ Thoughts On Roger Ebert’s Passing
James looks back at one of his biggest influences, Roger Ebert.
James McCormick
Armchair Vacation: Five Films To Watch At Home This Weekend (April 5-7)
Five films to watch, at home this weekend, ranging from Kinoshita thrillers to an animated TV series.
Legendary Film Critic Roger Ebert Dead At 70
The iconic writer/historian died Thursday after his decade-plus battle with cancer.
Catherine Deneuve, Charlotte Gainsbourg And Lea Seydoux Join Three Hearts
The trio will lead Benoit Jacquot's new film.
Richard Linklater Lines Up A Walk In The Woods As His Next Feature
With Before Midnight proving the director hasn't lost a step, Linklater taps two A-listers to lead his next feature.
Red Band Trailer For Only God Forgives Is Violent, Sexy And Amazing
Trailer arrives for the newest film from the team of Nicolas Winding Refn and Ryan Gosling.
Off The Shelf – Episode 21 – March 2013 DVDs & Blu-rays
Ryan and James spend this month's episode of Off The Shelf discussing the various DVD and Blu-ray releases from March 2013.
Ryan Gallagher
Editor Of The Thin Red Line Lines Up First Directorial Effort
Film starts shooting this week, and has a mighty fine cast to boot.
Sean’s Thoughts On The Latest Wave Of Criterion Titles Going Out Of Print
Last week, Criterion announced that selected titles would be going out of print. See which ones after the jump.