Tagged Cinema

John Kirk reviews Paul Vecchiali's 1986 film, which is released on limited edition Blu-ray in the UK by Radiance.

Director: Kah Wai Lim Screenplay: Kah Wai Lim Starring: Hirobumi Watanabe, Shogen, Hikaru Hirayama Country: Japan Running Time: 103 minutes Year: 2022 A bittersweet, hilarious, enlightening and inspira...

Director: Victor Erice Screenplay: Víctor Erice, Michel Gaztambide Starring: Manolo Solo, Jose Coronado, Ana Torrent, Petra Martínez, María León, Mario Pardo, Helena Miquel, Antonio Dechent, Venecia Franc...

David Brook reviews the BFI Blu-ray of Jane Giles and Ali Catterall's documentary, which looks at the wild history of the titular cinema.

Jon Meakin reviews Joanna Hogg's sequel to her acclaimed The Souvenir. It's being released on Blu-ray by Picturehouse Entertainment.

Andrew Beeken reviews the new UHD release of Akira Kurosawa’s final samurai epic.

David Brook reviews Tsai Ming-liang's poetic ode to the magic of going to the cinema. It's being released on Blu-ray & DVD by Second Run.

Your chance to win two Nanni Moretti films, Aprile and The Son's Room, on Blu-ray, courtesy of Studiocanal.

Scott Gilliland reviews Midge Costin's wonderful directorial documentary debut, Making Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound,

David Brook reviews Rüdiger Suchsland's two documentaries about German cinema during the early years of the 20th Century.

Things are getting bloody strange south of the border.

David Brook reviews the Criterion Collection's new Blu-Ray of Francois Truffaut's enjoyable look at the filmmaking process.

David Brook reviews the new Masters of Cinema box set, featuring five films from F. W. Murnau, including Schloß Vogelöd, Phantom, Der Letzte Mann, The Grand Duke's Finances and Tartuffe.

David Brook reviews Andrei Tarkovsky's Italian set head-scratcher.

David Brook reviews Andrei Tarkovsky's deeply personal and unusual meditation on life.