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Joshua Brunsting
Tidbits: As A Poster For Spielberg’s Lincoln Hits, Kino Announces A Blu-ray Of D.W. Griffith’s Abraham Lincoln
Kino tries to steal some of Spielberg's thunder for this upcoming November.
On the Hulu Channel: Mikio Naruse’s The Sound of the Mountain
Mikio Naruse's 1954 film explores the complex anxieties of the extended family.
Scott Nye
Tidbits: Joel Kinnaman Boards Malick’s Knight Of Cups As British TV Aims To Remake The Lady Vanishes
Malick's film gets a new cast member as Hitch's classic gets an update.
Joshua Reviews Andrew Haigh’s Weekend [Blu-ray Review]
Yet another brilliant debut feature focused on by The Criterion Collection.
Joshua Reviews Paul Fejos’ Lonesome [Blu-ray Review]
We take a look at the upcoming Blu-ray of this silent classic from Criterion.
Joshua Reviews Pablo Larrain’s Post Mortem [Blu-ray Review]
Can Larrain's follow-up to his brilliant Tony Manero live up to the hype?
Festival Season Tidbits: NYFF And TIFF Add Handfuls Of Films To Round Out Lineups
Kiarostami's Like Someone In Love heading to Toronto as Lawrence Of Arabia returns to the big screen for a show at New York this year.
Off The Shelf – Episode 13
This week on Off The Shelf, Ryan, James and Travis take a look at the new DVD and Blu-ray releases for late July and early August of 2012.
Ryan Gallagher
A Journey Through the Eclipse Series: Jean Grémillon During the Occupation
The newest Eclipse Series set introduces us to one of the great unsung heroes of French cinema.
David Blakeslee
Janus Films In Hot Water With Merchant Ivory Over Distribution Rights
Now is as good a time as ever to go grab that Howard's End Blu-ray.
For Criterion Consideration: Tony Scott’s Man On Fire
While we mourn the late director's passing, we pay respect to one of his best films, a film that Criterion should welcome with open arms.
The Newsstand – Episode 11
On this week's episode of The Newsstand, Ryan, James and Travis discuss the November 2012 Criterion Collection line-up, as well as a few other pieces of news.
Joshua Reviews Paul Thomas Anderson’s The Master [Theatrical Review]
Is it possible that Paul Thomas Anderson has outdone himself once again?
Scott Reviews Pier Paolo Pasolini’s Hawks And Sparrows [Masters of Cinema DVD Review]
Pier Paolo Pasolini's favorite of his own films arrives on a splendid new DVD from Masters of Cinema.