Show will debut its first three episodes at this year's SXSW Film Festival.
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Joshua Brunsting
Ryan’s Criterion Link Collection For February 17th Through The 20th, 2012
All of the links fit to print, from this past weekend.
Ryan Gallagher
Antonio Banderas Joins Carlos Saura’s 33 Days
Film will look at the creation of Pablo Picasso's masterwork, Guernica.
David Reviews Kaneto Shindo’s Postcard [PIFF 2012 Review]
Shindo's final film is a moving reminiscence of grief and endurance in the aftermath of World War II.
David Blakeslee
David Reviews Alysa Nahmias & Benjamin Murray’s Unfinished Spaces [PIFF 2012 Review]
A documentary about art, architecture and persistent creativity in post-revolutionary Cuba.
Catherine Reviews Corinna Belz’s Gerhard Richter Painting [PIFF 2012 Review]
A startlingly insightful look at painter Gerhard Richter, and the indescribable creative process, in this observational documentary.
Catherine Stebbins
Disc 2 – Episode 117.5 – Off The Shelf And On The Screen – February 14th New Releases
On this week's Disc 2, Ryan, James and Travis discuss the new DVD and Blu-ray releases for the week of February 14th, as well as what they've been watching.
Sundance Selects Nabs New Film From ‘4 Months, 3 Weeks And 2 Days’ Director Cristian Mungiu
Film is entitled 'Beyond The Hills,' and is his follow-up to '4 Months.'
Ryan’s Criterion Link Collection For February 16th, 2012
Here are some film links I found online today that I think are worth a read.
Ryan’s Criterion Link Collection For February 15th, 2012
Here are today's film links, for your enjoyment.
Joshua Reviews Jean-Pierre And Luc Dardenne’s ‘The Kid With A Bike’ [PIFF 2012 Review]
The latest film from Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne is one of their best yet.
Joshua Reviews Tusi Tamasese’s ‘The Orator’ [PIFF 2012 Review]
Film is the first feature from the nation of Samoa.
‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ Restoration To Theatrically Debut During TCM’s ‘Road To Hollywood’ Series
Universal will also hold a panel during SXSW promoting their restorations for their 100th Anniversary.
Episode 117 – Max Ophul’s Lola Montès
This week on the podcast, the team continues their month-long arc of "romance" films by discussing Max Ophul's 1955 film, Lola Montès.