The Criterion Collection

A celebration of one of the great cosmopolites of the twentieth century, in one of the cosmopolises he adored. Read more »

This season, give the gift of Criterion. From Hollywood classics to ghost stories, from Three Colors to 12 Angry Men, we have something for every movie lover in your life. Enter the promotion code GIFT11 on your shopping cart to take 35% off . . . Read more »

John Cassavetes’ almost unbearably intimate Faces is getting even more close-up and personal: experimental filmmaker James Benning has constructed a “remake” of the film, set to premiere at the Austrian Film Museum in Vienna on November 19 as . . . Read more »

Piercing chamber drama though it may be, Ingmar Bergman’s Cries and Whispers would seem an unlikely candidate for the theater, so quiet, vivid, and intimate is its story of a dying woman and the sisters who fail to offer her comfort. Read more »

Our own Kim Hendrickson and Susan Arosteguy will be in Columbus, Ohio, tonight to discuss movies—and monsters—at the Wexner Center for the Arts. Read more »

We’re pleased to announce that Janus Films has picked up the North American rights to Aki Kaurismäki’sLe Havre, which, as you may have heard, premiered to much acclaim in May at the Cannes Film Festival, where it wonthe FIPRESCI (the . . . Read more »

A sure sign that fall is coming: the Venice and Toronto film festivals (August 31–September 10 and September 8–18, respectively) have begun to announce their lineups. As usual, the schedules of these two important world-cinema showcases share . . . Read more »