Blu-Ray Review: Arrow Video’s Red Angel (Collector’s Edition)
Japanese director Yasuzô Masumura’s 1966 film about the hopelessness of war, Red Angel, gets the Arrow Video Blu-Ray treatment – and it’sContinue Reading
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Japanese director Yasuzô Masumura’s 1966 film about the hopelessness of war, Red Angel, gets the Arrow Video Blu-Ray treatment – and it’sContinue Reading
With the lightness of a soufflé, Delicious pits the whims of the aristocracy against the determination of a master chef in 18th centuryContinue Reading
Marie gives us Top 10(ish) of 2021 Like many people I’m sure, my cinema-going in 2021 was severely curtailed (yetContinue Reading
A woman with amnesia and a deep seated fear of losing custody of her young son begins to rebuild long-repressedContinue Reading
Norway’s shameful part in the persecution of its own citizens during WWII is the beginning of an emotional journey forContinue Reading
Philip Stevens’ debut feature Lapwing settles down in an isolated community at the mercy of the drunken and violent whims of itsContinue Reading
Arrow Video have played a blinder with this collection of 6 of Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s earliest films, tracking his progressionContinue Reading
The Raindance 2021 first features continue with The Noise of Engines, a Québécois film with just the right kind of quirkContinue Reading
Another first feature at Raindance 2021, this time from Dutch director Jenneke Boeijink, Porcelain explores the fragility of family relationships in theContinue Reading
Taxi driver Viktor Toroptsev is an unlikely YouTube sensation, but this documentary about a man determined to change things inContinue Reading









