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Film Review: Blades of the Guardians: Wind Rises in the Desert (2026)
Legendary Martial Arts Choreographer Yuen Woo-Ping steps back into the director’s chair for the bloody epic Blades of the Guardians: WindContinue Reading
Tokyo Nightfall – Raindance Film Festival (2026)
Darkness and sadness prevail in this portrait of desperation and loneliness among a group of Tokyo’s young people. Receiving itsContinue Reading
Blu-ray Review: Kino Lorber’s Bend of the River (Special Edition)
Bend of the River is one of the great James Stewart and director Anthony Mann westerns. New to Blu-ray from Kino Lorber. Continue Reading
Ida Who Sang So Badly Even the Dead Rose Up and Joined Her in Song – Raindance Film Fest (2026)
A long title for a gently inquisitive film, as a ten-year-old girl comes to terms with life, death and trust. IdaContinue Reading
Blu-ray Review: Kino Lorber’s A Man Could Get Killed (Special Edition)
James Garner gets mistaken for an international spy in the comedy adventure A Man Could Get Killed. The Ronald Neame-directed film isContinue Reading
4K UHD Review: Kino Lorber’s Ray (Special Edition)
Jamie Foxx stars as Ray Charles in the Academy Award-winning musical biopic Ray. New to 4K UHD loaded with special features fromContinue Reading
The Janitor – Raindance Film Festival 2026
Set in a Mexican school and focussing on the experiences of an elderly worker, The Janitor is moving and sad without beingContinue Reading
Summer School 2001 – Raindance Film Festival 2026
An intriguing and revealing story about family and male role models from the point of view of a Vietnamese immigrantContinue Reading
Nameless – Raindance Film Festival 2026
A bizarre crime, in broad daylight, with no obvious motive opens Nameless, and the hunt for the violent, unknown assailant begins. AdaptedContinue Reading
Blu-ray Review: Arrow Video’s Marlowe (Special Edition)
James Garner is Marlowe. The 60s comedic murder mystery is new to Blu-ray from Arrow Video. The Film James Garner, much likeContinue Reading
