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CultEpics will be releasing Pierre Grimbalt's Slogan on DVD on 20 May. If you haven't heard of the film (as I hadn't), it's ...

The writers' strike better end to set Rob Marshall's Nine back into production. If you're unfamiliar, it's a musical (?) rem...

So, I'll let the fact that Atonement won the BAFTA for Best Picture slide, because they awarded my dear Tilda Swinton as the best suppor...

So, as one may have expected, the Daraoke experiment isn't working out quite as planned. Really, it might have just been that Tekkonkink...

Zeitgeist has announced three (!) Derek Jarman DVDs on the way for May: Wittgenstein , Caravaggio , and Blue . The first two are Jarman'...

Mary - dir. Abel Ferrara - 2005 - Italy/USA/France I've often joked that Abel Ferrara, like Sam Fuller before him, isn't so much ...

I suppose this could be filed under self-promotion, but I thought I'd share my goings-on as of lately. A few friends of mine and I have ...

Strange that the first thing I could think to write about would be the curiously compelling "failures" of a number of films I'...

Koch Lorber officially announced today the DVD releases of Godard's La chinoise and Le gai savoir for 13 May. Eric 's right in say...

I wish I had known about this a few years back, but fellow blogger Edward Copeland has been conducting Oscar polls each year, finding out j...

The shoulda-been Catwoman (at least in her eyes), Sean Young, officially became my personal hero at the Directors Guild of America awards by...

Good news! My computer has just made it back from a (two-week long) check up at the (not so) free clinic... and though she wasn't releas...

Strand has officially announced the "Remixed and Remastered" DVD of Gregg Araki's The Living End , set for 29 April. The speci...