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Joshua Brunsting
Trailer For John Sayles’ SXSW-Approved Drama Go For Sisters Arrives
The film will debut at this year's SXSW Film Festival.
Joshua Reviews Keisuke Kinoshita’s The Ballad Of Narayama [Blu-ray Review]
The unsung Japanese auteur makes his return to The Criterion Collection with this new Blu-ray release.
Lucy Alibar Writing The Secret Garden For Producer Guillermo Del Toro
Beasts Of The Southern Wild writer tapped for a new Guilermo del Toro-produced project.
On the Hulu Channel: Carl Theodor Dreyer’s Master of the House
Dreyer's 1925 comedy isn't so much a laughing matter, but hit with audiences all over Europe.
Scott Nye
David Reviews Karl Markovics’ Breathing [DVD Review]
After an award-winning run through the 2011 European festival circuit, this Austrian debut feature finds a home video release in the USA.
David Blakeslee
With Argo Sweeping, Where Does That Leave This Year’s Oscar Race?
Could Ang Lee sweep in and take a wide open Best Director award?
Will We Get A Sequel To The Grandmaster From Director Wong Kar-Wai?
Despite being years in the making, could a sequel already be in the works for the hotly anticipated film?
For Criterion Consideration: Fritz Lang’s Spies
With one of the director's unsung gems heading into the Criterion Collection in a handful of weeks, we look at another classic from Fritz Lang.
Watch The Biggest Film-Related TV Spots From This Year’s Super Bowl
From Star Trek to Iron Man, some thrilling trailers for 2013's biggest blockbusters.
Off The Shelf – Episode 20 – January 2013 DVDs & Blu-rays
This time on Off The Shelf, Ryan, James and Travis take a look at the new DVD and Blu-ray releases for January 2013.
Ryan Gallagher
Filmmaker Volker Schlondorff Returning To US With New Film Montauk
Director is teaming with author Colm Toibin for this new drama.
David Reviews Kino Classic’s “Rules for School” and “Troubled Teens” [DVD Review]
Volumes 5 and 6 in the Classic Educational Shorts series from the A/V Geeks Film Library
Episode 137 – Paul Fejos’ Lonesome
For their first episode of 2013, Ryan, James, and Travis are joined by Josh Brunsting to chat about the 1928 film from Paul Fejos, Lonesome.