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Years Of The Poliziotteschi: Italy’s Films Of Lead And Blood

Gangster crime dramas date back to the early years of sound and the obsession with the Italian Mafia came when it was first recognized as an existing organized crime unit. Italy’s post-war...

Criterion Collection: March 2023

March only has four films for release this month; one is a classic from the film noir era, along with three new entries. Two of them, coincidently, came out the same year;...

Outside Looking In: Countries Who Still Await Their Own Oscar Nominee

While I was looking up the stats for my article “One Shining Moment,” I noticed a list of major countries that have consistently submitted their choice for consideration, only to come up...

One Shining Moment: Countries With One Oscar Nomination To Its Name

For Best International Feature, the powerhouses that come to mind are Italy (14 wins, 32 nods), France (12 wins, 40 nods), Japan (5 wins, 17 nods), Germany (3 wins, 20 nods), and...

Part-Time Love: Films Of Fleeting Passion

For Valentine’s Day, or Singles Awareness Day for those who are alone (Hi, ladies), I wanted to take a look at films where love is short-lived for various reasons. There are many...

Mike Leigh & His Films For The BBC

In January, the Criterion Channel released a series of TV films directed by Mike Leigh, better known for his works from the 1990s onward, including Naked, Secrets & Lies, Vera Drake, and...

February 2023: Criterion Collection

We have eight movies for you in the shortest month of the year, including an arthouse trilogy getting re-released for 4K. Going in for the first time is another Shakespeare adaptation, but...

List: Brian Susbeilles’s Top 10 of 2022

The year 2022 brought back several major directors after a few years away from the screen. Alejandro G. Inarritu and David O. Russell took seven years away only to come back with,...

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