Three Colours Blue is the first film in Krzysztof Kieslowski’s Three Colours
Trilogy. The trilogy was his last body of work before he died in 1996 and the
collection is commonly regarded as his masterpiece. The films…Read More...
Considered by many to be Wojciech Has’ greatest work, The Saragossa Manuscript
is a seemingly uncontrollable snowballing of stories within stories within
stories. With a runtime just shy of three hours, it is an epic…Read More...
The televisual tsunami of Scandinavian crime drama continues its relentless
engulfment of the shores of British TV schedules. Next up is Swedish series Arne
Dahl, based on the popular Intercrime series of novels by Swed…Read More...
Adapted from the best-selling novel by Sebastien Japrisot, world cinema release
One Deadly Summer caused a stir at the 1984 Cesar awards with its overt message
of misunderstood violence and mental breakdown. Despite its di…Read More...
Arrow Video proudly bring this 1981 classic from director Brian De Palma
(responsible numerous classics, including Carrie, Dressed To Kill and Scarface)
to UK Blu-ray, complete with a newly restored digital transfer…Read More...
Akira Kurosawa’s inventive drama has long been referred to as a ‘game
changer’. When questioned by his crew about the meaning of the script, he
related it to life, in that it has no clear meanings. Such was…Read More...
Just when you thought that Scandinavia had been bled dry of all its TV drama,
along come more crime mysteries to entice the British public. Van Veeteren is a
series of TV films based on a popular series of novels by Swe…Read More...
Making its way on to many critics’ Top-Ten films of 2007, Guillaume Canet’s
adaptation of the novel Tell No One is a solidly crafted thriller that deserves
its praise. Sporting a perfectly balanced cast of recognisable…Read More...
Pedro Almodóvar has referred to Bad Education as a “film noir;” it is
mysterious, suspenseful and thrilling, but with its typical Almodóvar
theatricality, fieriness and eccentricity – it is so much mo…Read More...
An American-Canadian-French production about a woman who is stalked by a serial
killer while trying to cope with limited eyesight, Faces In The Crowd cannot help
but bring to mind last year’s great Spanish horror Julia’s…Read More...
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