Author David Brook

David Brook reviews Makoto Shinkai's follow-up to the phenomenally successful Your Name. The film is currently showing on Screen Anime in the UK.

David Brook reviews Hideo Sekigawa's powerful depiction of the dropping of the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. It's being released on Blu-ray by Arrow Academy.

David Brook reviews these two Buster Keaton classics, which are being released on Blu-ray as part of the Criterion Collection.

David Brook reviews this collection of some of Takeshi Kitano's early films, Violent Cop, Boiling Point and Sonatine. The Blu-ray set is being released by the BFI.

David Brook reviews Melvin Van Peebles' race-change comedy, Watermelon Man, which is being released on Blu-ray by Indicator.

David Brook reviews Billy Wilder's underrated comedy, set in Berlin just after WWII and starring Jean Arthur and Marlene Dietrich. It's being released on Blu-ray by Eureka as part of their Masters of Cinema series.

David Brook reviews Robert Siodmak's classic film noir, starring Burt Lancaster. It's being released on Blu-ray by Eureka as part of their Masters of Cinema series.

David Brook reviews Nagisa Ôshima's classic prisoner-of-war drama, starring David Bowie, which is being released on Blu-ray by Arrow Academy.

David Brook reviews Bill Norton's underrated 70s drama, starring Kris Kristofferson, Karen Black and Gene Hackman. It's being released on Blu-ray by Indicator.

David Brook reviews this long-forgotten classic of American independent cinema, which is being released on Blu-ray by Indicator.

David Brook reviews Yasujiro Ozu's classic drama Tokyo Story, as well as another similarly themed film from the director, released on Blu-ray by the BFI.

David Brook reviews George Sluizer's disturbing psycho-drama/thriller, which is being released on Blu-ray and DVD by Studiocanal.

David Brook reviews Tomu Uchida's stylistically bold jidaigeki (period drama), which is being released on Blu-ray by Arrow Academy.

David Brook reviews John Cassavetes' 1970 drama, starring himself, Ben Gazzara and Peter Falk. It's being released on Blu-ray by the Criterion Collection.

David Brook reviews Alfréd Radok's strikingly expressionistic Holocaust film, which is being released on Blu-ray and DVD by Second Run.