Blu-Ray Review: Kino Lorber’s The Train (KL Studio Classics)
The Train is one of the best WW2 films ever produced has been out of print for some time now. Kino LorberContinue Reading
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The Train is one of the best WW2 films ever produced has been out of print for some time now. Kino LorberContinue Reading
A Parisian romance with a rather unusual premise – Burning Ghost is best viewed with as little advance knowledge as possible. TheContinue Reading
Warm-hearted, lightly comical and vaguely philosophical, The Bare Necessity channels a touch of Wes Anderson in small-town France – don’t be putContinue Reading
The multi-César Award-winning Life is a Long Quiet River is a humorous look at two families separated by the class divide, yetContinue Reading
To coincide with Pride Month, Kino Marquee presents a three-part drama series from France. Fiertés (Proud) follows a young manContinue Reading
“If you don’t know what you want, come in because we have it.” A quintessential outsider’s view on The American DreamContinue Reading
A loosely connected series of stories tell with darkly comedic wit and razor sharp satire the cost of technology, socialContinue Reading
Sometimes you need an intimate feel-good tale of someone defying the odds as an artist. That and a kick-ass soundtrack.Continue Reading
The Dardenne brothers tread sensitive ground in Young Ahmed, as a teenage religious fanatic takes the teachings of his religious leaderContinue Reading
Perhaps one of acclaimed French director Henri-Georges Clouzot’s lesser-known works, Manon is an interesting, if not totally successful, adaptation ofContinue Reading