
Mother Joan of the Angels
(Matka Joanna od Aniołów)
A film by Jerzy Kawalerowicz
Poland, 1960
Blu-ray Limited Edition
“Mother Joan of the Angels is one of the greatest Polish films”
Little White Lies |
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A visually astonishing and profoundly disturbing exploration of faith, fanaticism and repressed sexuality, this landmark of Polish cinema is based on the infamous ‘demonic possession’ of a group of nuns in Loudun, France in 1634, which led to a priest being burnt at the stake. These scandalous events also inspired Ken Russell’s notorious 1971 film The Devils.
Presented from a brand-new, stunning 4K restoration, this region-free Blu-ray also includes an exclusive, newly filmed introduction by scholar Michał Oleszczyk , and all-new Projection Booth commentary, an appreciation by Polish cinema expert Michael Brooke, booklet and more!
Release Date: November 2026 |
Jiří Trnka: Puppet Master
Old Czech Legends
The Czech Year
Two films by Jiří Trnka
Czechoslovaki, 1953 / 1947
2-disc Blu-ray Limited Slipcase Edition
“Trnka - the name is the sum of childhood and poetry”
Jean Cocteau |
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Czech artist Jiří Trnka (1912–1969) is the internationally revered master of puppet animation.
This set brings together two of Trnka’s most beloved features: his breathtaking collection of Bohemian myths, Old Czech Legends (1953), and his debut, The Czech Year (1947), a hymn to the Czech lands and the shifting seasons.
This special region-free Blu-ray Limited Edition presents the films from the Czech Archive's 4K restorations, a host of new and archival special features, a booklet in a Limited Slipcase Edition of 2,000 copies only.
Release Date: August 2026 |

The Ritual (Ghatashraddha)
A film by Girish Kasaravalli
India, 1977
Blu-ray Limited Edition
“It’s arguably the greatest debut in Indian cinema after [Satyajit] Ray’s masterpiece, Pather Panchali”
Wonders in the Dark |
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Kasaravalli’s spare, haunting drama reveals how rigid codes of caste and ritual purity lead to devastating consequences. Weaving together uncompromising political and social critique with a deeply affecting coming-of-age tale, the film is recognised as a key work of Indian Parallel Cinema.
Presented from the new 4K restoration by Film Heritage Foundation, Martin Scorsese's World Cinema Project and George Lucas' Hobson/Lucas Family Foundation, the region-free Blu-ray also includes an exclusive, new filmed interview with the director, booklet and more!
Release Date: September 2026 |
The Criminal Life of Archibaldo de la Cruz (Ensayo de un crimen)
A film by Luis Buñuel
Mexico, 1955
Blu-ray Limited Edition
“The central work of Buñuel's career, a midpoint between the early savagery and the later urbanity”
CinePassion |
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Buñuel’s darkly comic psychodrama is a key work of his Mexican period, an ambiguous tale of bourgeois hysteria, transgression and erotic obsession. Full of pitch-black humour and surrealist flourishes this is a neglected gem from one of cinema’s greatest artists.
This region-free Blu-ray edition presents the film from Cineteca Nacional México's 4K restoration, video essays by Cristina Álvarez López and David Wilt, a gallery of Buñuel’s personal annotated script, and a booklet with writing by Jordi Xifra and Cristina Álvarez López.
Release Date: June 2026 |

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