DVDs
Le Silence De La Mer DVD
With Le Silence de la Mer, Jean-Pierre Melville explores the modulations of speech and silence to harrowing effect.
Four Flies On Grey Velvet DVD
Though one of Dario Argento's lesser known works, Four Flies on Grey Velvet is in fact a key film in the giallo king's oeuvre.
Two Lane Blacktop DVD
Monte Hellman's Beat-infused '60s road movie sees two enigmatic steeds head out on a quest for nothing.
Underwater Love DVD
To say that this musical sex comedy (with dark undercurrents) is quirkily weird would be an understatement.
The Ballad of Narayama DVD
The Ballad of Narayama may be set in a fictional community, but Imamura approaches this mythic place with the eye of an ethnographic documentarian.
A Man Vanishes DVD
Here truth is presented as a series of clashing, circular stories, both multi-faceted and theatricalised, while the film's real subject remains forever hidden.
Shiver DVD
A well-made coming-of-age thriller that, for at least its first half, will have viewers suitably mystified and unnerved.
Cannibal Holocaust DVD
Cannibal Holocaust is certainly unpleasant, uncomfortable, even offensive but that is not to undermine its fierce, probing intelligence.
The Colour Of Pomegranates DVD
The Colour of Pomegranates is exquisite, mesmerising, obscurantist and often surreal.
Lake Mungo DVD
Joel Anderson's film disappeared from sight on these shores, but for all its puzzle-like cleverness it remains deeply affecting.
Auschwitz DVD
Boll's personal film essay redirects attention to one of the twentieth century's most important episodes, and poses crucial questions about the responsibilities of us all as members of the human race.
