Lars von Trier’s pretentious art house porn Nymphomaniac gets a release on Blu-ray from Magnolia
Cinema Paradiso: 25th Anniversary Remastered Edition [UK] Blu-ray Review
Giuseppe Tornatore’s heartfelt ode to the cinema gets a beautiful new restoration on Blu-ray from Arrow Films
Three Colours: Blue [UK] Blu-ray Review
The first of Kieṡlowski’s Three Colours examines grief in indigo with beautiful imagery and a riveting performance by Juliette Binoche
The Piano [UK] Blu-ray Review
An erotically-charged, visual masterpiece, the Oscar-winning classic The Piano gets a fine reissue on Blu-ray from StudioCanal
Opening Night (1977) [UK] Blu-ray Review
The BFI bring a fantastic restoration of John Cassavetes’ powerful 1977 drama Opening Night to dual-format Blu-ray/DVD.
Theorem [UK] Blu-ray Review
Sex and religion intertwine in Pasolini’s unsentimental, controversial, and complex Theorem (Teorema), arriving in a smashing restoration from the BFI.
The Key [UK] (Blu-ray Review)
Italian filmmaker Tinto Brass’ artsy soft-porn classic The Key arrives uncensored on Blu-ray for UK connoisseurs, but those looking for pristine HD need to look elsewhere.
Les cousins [Masters of Cinema] [UK] Blu-ray Review
Claude Chabrol’s second feature, Les cousins, was a mirror image of his first, Le beau Serge. More successful than the former, the complex morality play that mixed elements of farce, romance, thriller, and film noir would go on to help define and vindicate the nouvelle vague.
Le beau Serge [Masters of Cinema] [UK] Blu-ray Review
The classic that launched the nouvelle vague arrives in a beautifully rendered edition from the Masters of Cinema series.
Holy Motors Blu-ray Review
A surreal comedy explosion that defies interpretation, Holy Motors is a film that must be seen.
