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This visually stunning horror-fantasy wuxia film from King Hu has been restored to its full three-hour length in a new 4K restoration for the first time since its original release.
Fedora [Masters of Cinema] [UK] (TheaterByte Blu-ray Review)
Masters of Cinema releases Billy Wilder’s 1978 late career critique of Hollywood’s fascination with youth ‘Fedora’ on Blu-ray+DVD
Journey to the Shore [Masters of Cinema] [UK] (TheaterByte Blu-ray Review)
A piano teacher goes on a journey with the ghost of her dead husband three years after he disappeared in the introspective Japanese paranormal romance ‘Journey to the Shore.’
Rocco and His Brothers [Masters of Cinema] [UK] (TheaterByte Blu-ray Review)
Luchino Visconti’s masterpiece of operatic proportions Rocco and His Brothers is available now in a strong Blu-ray release from the Masters of Cinema series.
The Naked Prey [Masters of Cinema] [UK] Blu-ray Review
Cornel Wilde’s gritty survival film, The Naked Prey, is out on Blu-ray from the Masters of Cinema series.
Dragon Inn [Masters of Cinema] [UK] Blu-ray Review
Genre-defining wuxia classic Dragon Inn is available on Blu-ray +DVD from the Masters of Cinema series.
Listen Up Philip [Masters of Cinema] [UK] Blu-ray Review
An egotistical author leaves the city for a countryside retreat with his idol in Listen Up Philip on Blu-ray from Eureka Entertainment
A Letter to Three Wives [Masters of Cinema] [UK] Blu-ray Review
Joseph Mankiewicz’s Oscar-winning romantic drama A Letter to Three Wives arrives in a beautiful Blu-ray/DVD release from Masters of Cinema.
Fellini – Satyricon [Masters of Cinema] [UK] Blu-ray Review
Federico Fellini’s homoerotic, free-form adaptation of Petronius’ first-century Roman book, Satyricon arrives in a new 4K restoration from the Masters of Cinema collection.
The Offence [Masters of Cinema] [UK] Blu-ray Review
Sean Connery is a detective damaged by all the crime he’s seen in the complex Sidney Lumet ’70s crime thriller The Offence, on Blu-ray from Eureka Entertainment.
