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Oil Lamps Blu-ray Special Edition “Herz’s films always guarantee something artful, bold, and unlike anything else from their time and place most evident in his lurid period-set drama Oil Lamps” |
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From the director of The Cremator and Morgiana, Juraj Herz’s startling, decadent film is a bitter psycho-sexual romance centring on the tragic marriage between two cousins. Presented from a beautiful new 4K restoration, this Blu-ray Special Edition also includes an audio commentary, short film and new writing on the film by author and Czech cinema expert Peter Hames. |
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Golem Blu-ray Special Edition “A defiantly satirical and deeply political film... a striking and committed piece of anti-propaganda that has stood the test of time” |
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A dark satire of Communist Poland in the late 1970s, Piotr Szulkin's Kafkaesque science-fiction allegory is a precursor to Blade Runner, and evokes the post-apocalyptic landscape of Andrei Tarkovsky's Stalker. This Blu-ray Special Edition also includes for the first time anywhere a selection of Piotr Szulkin's early short film works, newly remastered in HD - plus an all-new audio commentary by Michael Brooke. |
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The Barnabáš Kos Case Blu-ray Special Edition “The verve of the Czech New Wave and the economy of classical Hollywood cinema. ... Barnabáš has bite beyond the travesties of the socialist state” Gabriel M Paletz |
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Peter Solan’s 1964 film is an absurdist, darkly funny This Blu-ray Special Edition also includes Solan's early short film Nemecka (1974), a filmed introduction to the film - plus |
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Park Lanes 2-disc Blu-ray Special Edition “The American artist Kevin Jerome Everson makes films that hover between close observation and abstraction, politics and poetry” |
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Kevin Jerome Everson's epic, immersive, observational eight-hour documentary Park Lanes follows workers in an American factory over the course of an eight-hour shift, from clock-in to clock-out, experienced and presented in real time. This 2-Disc Blu-ray Special Edition includes the complete film, plus a 40-page booklet with new essays by Matthew Barrington and Elena Gorfinkel, and an interview with Kevin Jerome Everson by Michael Gillespie. |
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