A definitive performance of this early 20th century masterpiece that gets strong vocal and orchestral contributions.
Ida [UK] Blu-ray Review
A beautiful, masterfully shot drama, Ida arrives on Blu-ray from Artificial Eye.
Chopin: Songs [Izykowska/Smitala] Blu-ray Review
A definitive performance of the complete Chopin songbook supported by beautiful cinematography and excellent audio recording from Lipinski
Gorecki: Third Symphony [Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra/Gorecki] Blu-ray Review
The Gorecki Symphony No.3 ranks as one of the greatest symphonies of the last half-century.
Penderecki: Paths Through the Labyrinth Blu-ray Review
Paths Through the Labyrinth is a definitive musical biography of Poland’s greatest living composer, Krzysztof Penderecki
Three Colours: White [UK] Blu-ray Review
Bittersweet revenge is served up cold in Krzystof Kieṡlowski’s White, the second film in his Three Colours Trilogy
Shoah [Criterion Collection] Blu-ray Review
Shoah, the Holocaust, is Claude Lanzmann’s epic rendering of the horror of the Nazi death camps, recalled by survivors, bystanders, and perpetrators. This nearly 10-hour set of four films took 11 years to complete and stands apart from any previous or subsequent efforts to tell the tragic story of man’s inhumanity to man.
In Darkness (2011) Blu-ray Review
A brilliant and emotionally powerful film, In Darkness is one of the best films to date to tackle the subject of the holocaust.
Three Colours Trilogy (Blue/White/Red) [UK] Blu-ray Review
Krzystof Kieṡlowski’s intimate portrait of post-cold war Europe through the symbolism of the ideals of the French tri-color arrives in a beautiful high definition transfer from Artificial Eye.
