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Ryan Gallagher
Black Friday Week: Home Video Deals for Sunday, November 19th
Gathering the best DVD and Blu-ray deals for the day.
Joshua Reviews Hong Sang-soo’s On The Beach At Night Alone [Theatrical Review]
One of today's most prolific filmmakers, the first of Hong Sang-soo's three 2017 pictures finally hits theaters, and it's one of the director's true crowning achievements.
Joshua Brunsting
Criterion Now – Episode 38 – The Piano Teacher, Bergman 100, Herzog & Kinski
Aaron is joined by Jonathan Laubinger and Jordan Essoe to discuss The Piano Teacher and the latest in Criterion.
Aaron West
David Reviews George Cukor’s The Philadelphia Story [Criterion Collection Blu-ray Review]
Katharine Hepburn, Cary Grant and James Stewart are luminous in Criterion's marvelous new 4K restoration.
David Blakeslee
DOC NYC Runs November 9-16; Features Over 250 Films Including New Films From Errol Morris, Joe Berlinger, More
And these are the films you need to keep an eye out for.
Criterion Reflections – Episode 5 – Summer 1969 Part 2
David and guests discuss MEDIUM COOL, THE OLYMPICS IN MEXICO, FELLINI SATYRICON and LIONS LOVE (...AND LIES)
Criterion Now – Episode 37 – Dead Man, Sid & Nancy, Godzilla
Keith Enright and Mark Hurne return to the podcast and we get into a big Criterion news week.
Joshua Reviews Lana Wilson’s The Departure [Theatrical Review]
This new documentary looks at a former punk-turned-priest and the lives he tries to save, including his own.
Joshua Reviews Ferenc Torok’s 1945 [Theatrical Review]
This great new film is a breathtaking, black and white-shot WWII picture that takes a look at shared history and man's culpability in the inhumanity around them.
Scott Reviews Richard Linklater’s Last Flag Flying [Theatrical Review]
Not the sum of its parts, but unassuming enough to remain pleasant.
Scott Nye
The November 2017 Barnes & Noble 50% Off Criterion Collection Sale Has Begun!
The bi-annual sale has returned!
Criterion Now – Episode 36 – Twin Peaks S3, Fire Walk With Me, The Art Life
Doug and Jackie are back, which means we are talking more David Lynch.
Criterion Reflections – Episode 4 – Summer 1969 Part 1
Films discussed in this episode: Love is Colder than Death, All My Good Countrymen, Putney Swope, Phantom India and Boy
Joshua Reviews Petra Volpe’s The Divine Order [Theatrical Review]
The sophomore feature effort from Volpe is a delightful, if broad, drama that happens to also be Switzerland's entry for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar at the upcoming Academy Awards.