Two Obscure Jean Rollin Films Return to the Land of the Living
DIRECTED BY JEAN ROLLIN/2002, 1989
BLU-RAY STREET DATE: FEBRUARY 19, 2019/REDEMPTION FILMS...
Dancers Trip in the Most Extraordinarily Horrific Way
DIRECTED BY GASPAR NOÉ/2019 (U.S. Theatrical Release)
Dire and euphoric, Gaspar Noé’s Climax gy...
As the enigmatic cinema purist Mathias (Corentin Fila) is fixated upon, A Paris Education itself aims to be an ideal film about life and beauty and what is true. “Manufactured scenarios” and identifiable artifice is supposedly off the table, yet this viewer found one major character development after another to be literally predictable.
A Subtly Charged Nail-biting Work of Social Lamp-lighting
DIRECTED BY XAVIER LEGRAND/FRENCH/2018 (U.S. Theatrical Release)
BLU-RAY STREET DATE: OCTOBER 3...
Juliette Binoche Lights Up Claire Denis' Effective Drama of The Other Woman
DIRECTED BY CLAIRE DENIS/FRENCH/2018 (U.S. Theatrical Release)
When much of the ...
French Story of Love and Crime Can't get up to Speed
DIRECTED BY MICHAEL R. ROSKAM/2018
Michael Roskam's last feature-length film was 2014's The Drop, which...
Directed by: Jean-Paul Civeyrac/2014
Blu-Ray Street Date: April 17, 2018/Kino Lorber
Based on the novella from Nobel winning writer Doris Lessing, and ada...
Filmmaker Michael Haneke's Latest Searches for Happiness After Amour
DIRECTED BY MICHAEL HANEKE/2018
Michael Haneke is known for his realistic portrayal of ...
Relationships get Complicated in Philippe Garrel's Latest Drama
DIRECTED BY PHILIPPE GARREL/2018 (U.S. Theatrical Release)
Philippe Garrel, the longtime fil...
