Sep 16, 2020 DVDs Web Exclusive

A comprehensive portrait of Michael Gira and his musical endeavors. More

Sep 14, 2020 DVDs Web Exclusive

Kino Lorber’s new Cary Grant Collection features three of his early leading roles from the mid-1930’s, two of which co-star Joan Bennett. In addition to tracing Grant’s growth as a comedic leading man, the set also doubles as a primer in the evolution of the screwball comedy subgenre over the course of the decade. More

Sep 11, 2020 DVDs Web Exclusive

Jean Renoir was struck with a desire for realism, and so off he went with a camera and small crew to the south of France to live among the immigrant laborers and tell a story drawn from their expressions and rhythms of life. More

Sep 07, 2020 DVDs Web Exclusive

Starring perennial noir protagonist Richard Widmark as a man hunting his father’s killer across the deserts and trading towns of Arizona, Backlash trades in the same themes as its noir contemporaries, but to little interest or memorable effect. More

Sep 03, 2020 DVDs Web Exclusive

A low-budget thriller soaked in authentic NYC grime and slick '80s style.  More

Sep 01, 2020 DVDs Web Exclusive

The Comfort of Strangers is a deliberately opaque film. More

Aug 25, 2020 DVDs Web Exclusive

It’s hard to imagine many other actresses could have pulled off Stanwyck's penultimate speech – in which she dresses down Cliff’s kids and suggests that maybe their pops should abandon them, because they’re such shitty children – without sounding like a monster. More

Aug 18, 2020 DVDs Web Exclusive

An early melodrama from the genre’s master, Douglas Sirk, the black-and-white All I Desire will appeal to fans of those classics, although it doesn’t quite hit the same high marks (or, obviously, Techicolor beauty.) More

Aug 13, 2020 DVDs Web Exclusive

The close confines of Confidence are rustic and elegant and shot with painterly light.  More