The Criminal Life of Archibaldo de la Cruz (Ensayo de un crimen) 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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Long Live the Republic! Blu-ray Limited Edition “This lovely, epic film”
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From Karel Kachyňa, director of The Ear and Coach to Vienna, this lyrical, landmark film views the end of WWII through the eyes of 12-year-old Oldřich. Powerful and expressive, Kachyňa’s film evokes a child’s-eye-view of the murky moralities of war, and established his reputation as one of Czechoslovak cinema's most formidable talents. Release Date: March 2026 |
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Extreme Private Eros: Blu-ray Limited Edition “This insanely intimate document never flinches... an emotionally scalding yet absorbing cinematic open wound” |
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From the director of The Emperor's Naked Army Marches On, this Kazuo Hara's intensely personal film is a radical and challenging examination of the interplay between the film’s subject and the director. Voyeuristic and uncompromising, Extreme Private Eros: Love Song 1974 explodes the boundaries of documentary filmmaking. Release Date: April 2026 |
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István Szabó 3-Disc Blu-ray Limited Edition Box Set “Szabó emerged from the Hungarian New Wave of the 1960s with a series of deeply moral works” Senses of Cinema |
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Renowned Hungarian director István Szabó made hugely successful, Oscar-winning films across Europe and in Hollywood. This box set showcases the most creative and exuberant period of Szabó’s Hungarian cinema, a trio of exceptional films made in collaboration with actor Klaus Maria Brandauer, writer Péter Dobai and cinematographer Lajos Koltai. Each is an audacious, beautifully shot, and brilliantly executed tale of moral corruption. Release Date: December 2025 |
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