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Ryan Gallagher
Criterion Reflections – Episode 37 – Karel Kachyňa’s The Ear
Listen in as we discuss this cinematic eavesdropping on a married couple's dark night of anguish in the grip of the Czechoslovakian surveillance state - with guests Martin Kessler and Jon Laubinger.
David Blakeslee
Criterion Reflections – Episode 36 – Maysles Brothers & Charlotte Zwerin’s Gimme Shelter
David is joined by Matt Gasteier and William Remmers to set an example to the rest of America as to how one can behave in nice gatherings.
Joshua Reviews Antonio Mendez Esparza’s Life And Nothing More [Theatrical Review]
Already a winner from March's awards circuit, Life and Nothing More is an Independent Spirit-winning drama that's one of the year's great American discoveries.
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews Margarethe von Trotta’s Searching For Ingmar Bergman [Theatrical Review]
Margarethe von Trotta's new documentary is a handsome, if occasionally thin, look at the work and life of one of cinema's great artists.
The November 2018 Barnes & Noble 50% Off Criterion Collection Sale Has Begun!
The bi-annual sale has returned!
Criterion Channel on FilmStruck Calendar: November 2018
The Criterion Collection channel's final month on FilmStruck's will feature films from Danny Boyle, François Truffaut, and more!
Criterion Now – Episode 72 – January 2019 Announcements, Bergman Box Preview, Flash Sale
Mark, Steven and Aaron get into the January 2018 announcements, preview the Bergman Box Set, and much more.
Aaron West
The Newsstand Episode 66 – The End of FilmStruck
Ryan, Arik, and David chat about the news that FilmStruck is shutting down.
Criterion Now – Episode 71 – RIP FilmStruck
This is an emergency episode to talk about the unfortunate news that FilmStruck will be shutting down next month.
The Universal Classic Monsters 30-Film Blu-ray Box Set is Amazon’s Deal of the Day
The 30-film set is being heavily discounted today.
Criterion Reflections – Episode 35 – James Ivory’s BOMBAY TALKIE
David is joined by Daisuke Beppu and Josh Hornbeck to discuss this tragic romance set in the context of the late 1960s Bollywood film scene.
Joshua Reviews Melanie Laurent’s Galveston [Theatrical Review]
Actor-turned-filmmaker Melanie Laurent returns with this pulpy noir driven by two ace lead performances.
Joshua Reviews Gustav Moller’s The Guilty [Theatrical Review]
Denmark's submission for the upcoming Academy Awards is a tense, single location thriller unlike anything you've seen this year.
Joshua Reviews Ruth Beckermann’s The Waldheim Waltz [Theatrical Review]
Coming off its run at this year's New York Film Festival, The Waldheim Waltz is a harrowing look at a man whose rise to power feels all too timely in today's political landscape.