All posts tagged "Foreign Film Disc Review"
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Reviews
Criterion Collection: Adoption (1975) | Blu-ray Review
March 29, 2022Women face a complex and compounded pressure of perfection when it comes not just to initial...
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Disc Reviews
Criterion Collection: Taste of Cherry | Blu-ray Review
November 3, 2020It’s impossible to talk about Iranian cinema without mention of Abbas Kiarostami, the most prominent figure...
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Disc Reviews
Criterion Collection: Bruce Lee – His Greatest Hits | Blu-ray Review
August 25, 2020Bruce Lee is and forever will be the world’s greatest martial arts film star, perhaps only...
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Disc Reviews
Love is a Battlefield in Visconti’s Swan Song, L’innocente (1976) | Blu-ray Review
August 4, 2020Premiering out of competition at the 1976 Cannes Film Festival just two months after he died...
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Disc Reviews
Film Noir: The Dark Side of Cinema – Volume IV | Blu-ray Review
July 28, 2020Kino Lorber presents its fourth volume of forgotten or obscured film noir remnants with a trio...
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Disc Reviews
It Takes a Village: Filho & Dornelles Smash Art-House into Grindhouse Bacurau (2019) | Blu-ray Review
July 14, 2020Bacurau, the third feature from Kleber Mendonca Filho, co-directed by Juliano Dornelles (who served as production...
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Life After Wartime: Balagov Crafts Exemplary Portrait of Post-WWII Role of Women with “Beanpole” (2019) | Blu-ray Review
July 14, 2020Winning the Best Director Prize out of Un Certain Regard at the 2019 Cannes Film Festival...
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Disc Reviews
All the Better to Eat with Dutra & Rojas’ Good Manners | DVD Review
November 13, 2018Premiering in competition at the 2017 Locarno Film Festival, Marco Dutra and Juliana Rojas’ superb second...
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Desplechin gets Ish with “Ismael’s Ghosts” | DVD Review
August 7, 2018A star-studded cast can’t quite save Arnaud Desplechin’s troubled dramedy Ismael’s Ghosts, which opened the 2017...
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Disc Reviews
Thinking Triple XXX in Ozon’s Double Lover (2017) | Blu-ray Review
June 19, 2018Though it will perhaps be best remembered as a sordid little slice of Eurotrash, there’s a...