Aaron is joined by Dave Eves and Matt Schlee who pay tribute the Agnes Varda, talk about the Criterion Channel, and more.
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Aaron West
Joshua Reviews Emma Tammi’s The Wind [Theatrical Review]
This horror-western marks the feature debut of director Emma Tammi, and is a haunting, if thin, look at isolation.
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews Sydney Pollack’s Amazing Grace [Theatrical Review]
This long-anticipated concert documentary is a transcendent document of an artist at the absolute height of her powers.
Joshua Reviews Qiu Sheng’s Suburban Birds [Theatrical Review]
This debut feature comes hot off an award-filled festival run, and more than lives up to the hype.
Scott Reviews Henri-George Clouzot’s La verite [Criterion Blu-ray Review]
A stellar film with a stupendous transfer and a decent set of supplements.
Scott Nye
Ryan Gallagher
The Home Video Quarterly Report: Top Five Home Video Releases For January-March 2019
These are the five best home video releases from the very first quarter of 2019.
Criterion Reflections – Episode 49 – Jacques Tati’s Trafic
David talks with Derek J. Power about the last appearance of M. Hulot, and Arik Devens provides a few thoughts on the film as well.
David Blakeslee
Joshua Reviews Kent Jones’ Diane [Theatrical Review]
Kent Jones' narrative feature debut is an accomplished, moving slice of life drama and one of the year's great debuts.
Five Films To See At New Directors/New Films 2019
The legendary film festival returns with yet another exciting collection of films from across the globe.
Arrow Now – Episode 4 – Best of 2018
Aaron is joined by Dave Eves and Tim Leggoe. We enjoyed a belated year in review for Arrow Now's 2018 release slate.
Episode 198 – A Conversation About DIANE, with Director Kent Jones
David Blakeslee interviews director and film critic Kent Jones about his new film Diane, starring Mary Kay Place.
Joshua Reviews Yann Gonzalez’s Knife + Heart [Theatrical Review]
Gonzalez's latest effort is a gorgeous and thrilling slasher picture unlike any seen in ages.
Joshua Reviews Miles Lagoze’s Combat Obscura [Theatrical Review]
This haunting, first-hand account of life on the front lines is a briskly paced, intriguingly shapeless rumination on the fog of war.
Criterion Now – Episode 82 – June 2019 Announcements, Claire Denis, Documentary Now
Aaron is joined by Brad McDermott and Matt Gasteier and they talk June 2019 Criterion releases, flash sale experiences, and more.