New Releases
Black Snow
(Ben ming nian)
A film by Xie Fei
China, 1990
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“Xie Fei, arguably the leading voice of the Fourth Generation of Chinese filmmakers” Shaoyi Sun

“The film is shocking in the way it delivers a raw insight into the shabby biotopes of a bleak underworld” Senses of Cinema

Black Snow
The DVD is presented in a new High-Definition transfer approved by the director and extras include a filmed interview with Xie Fei.

Release Date: March 8th 2010

Special Offers
We continue to offer you a selection of many of our titles in specially-priced sets, in an effort to say thank you for all your support to us. These themed offers are not available anywhere else other than through our website.

We hope this might encourage you to take a chance and watch some of these wonderful films which you may not have seen before.

Gaea Girls / Shinjuku Boys
Two films by Kim Longinotto and Jano Williams
UK, 2000 / 1995
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Gaea Girls - “Like 'Divorce Iranian Style' it smashes preconceptions about the women it depicts, transcending its subject in the process” Toronto Film Festival

Shinjuku Boys - “A fantastic documentary...The subjects are both intelligent and erudite” Sydney Star

Gaea Girls / Shinjuku Boys
This Special Edition DVD contains both full-length documentaries with restored picture and sound, and new booklet essays.

Release Date: January 25th 2010
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The Cremator
(Spalovač mrtvol)

A film by Juraj Herz, Czech Republic 1968.

"An enjoyably strange, undoubtedly original and occasionally terrifying film" Channel 4 Film Guide.
"(The film has) a formally inventive nightmare texture which is still striking almost four decades later" Senses of Cinema.
The Cremator
Disc includes an introduction by the Quay Brothers and booklet essay by Daniel Bird.