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Louis Malle
CSM126: “My introduction to the joys of Malle.”
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Agnès Varda
CSM126: “This release introduced me to Agnes Varda and changed my life. Cinema will never look the same through eyes re-programmed by this master's ouvre.”
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CloseAmerica Lost and Found: The BBS Story
CSM126: “My buddies call this the "Easy Rider boxset", but while I do love Easy Rider, every film here stands on it's own as a unique slice of the era.”
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CloseBy Brakhage: An Anthology, Volumes One and Two
Stan Brakhage
CSM126: “Radical, free-form, transcendent, indescribable. These words all fit the works of Stan Brakhage. Awe-inspiring is a good fit, too.”
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CloseThe Complete Monterey Pop Festival
CSM126: “Great music and enormously fun snapshots of the 60's hippie generation. I have such a good time with these films.”
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Ingmar Bergman
CSM126: “Bergman's fond farewell is one of his best works - warm and loving and joyous, even in it's saddest hours. A miraculous work from a magician of cinema”
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CloseA Film Trilogy by Ingmar Bergman
CSM126: “The perfect distillation of Bergman's agony at the lack of God in this cold, harsh world.”
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CSM126: “So many great careers began in televised plays, and these marvelous mini-masterpieces make a fine launching pad. Endless replay value here.”
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CloseJohn Cassavetes: Five Films
CSM126: “Cassavetes is the God of American Independent cinema and this boxset is a lasting tribute. Five unforgettable films to haunt you forever.”
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Pedro Costa
CSM126: “One of the moments that forever changed my view of cinema was the discovery of Pedro Costa, an auteur in a league all his own.”
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CloseSix Moral Tales
Eric Rohmer
CSM126: “Jazzy, sexy, liberated and liberating. These films are timeless and eternal.”
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Jean Renoir
CSM126: “Technicolor dreams to ravish and entertain audiences of all ages.”
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Aki Kaurismäki
CSM126: “The bitter awfulness of life has never been so funny as it is through the eyes of Aki Kaurismaki.”
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CloseThe Phantom Carriage
Victor Sjöström
CSM126: “A revolution of special effects technology, and the film that made Ingmar Bergman want to make movies. Of course I had to have it.”
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CloseThe King of Kings
Cecil B. DeMille
CSM126: “A delightfully-appointed epic in the grand old Hollywood style by the original master of "epic".”
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Carl Th. Dreyer
CSM126: “The greatest performance in all of silent cinema makes this the greatest film in silent cinema.”
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Fritz Lang
CSM126: “The finest use of silence in a sound movie. Go figure, from the master of German silent cinema and a reluctant sound convert.”
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CloseThe Threepenny Opera
Georg Wilhelm Pabst
CSM126: “One of the few musicals that I truly love.”
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CloseThe Most Dangerous Game
Ernest B. Schoedsack and Irving Pichel
CSM126: “Thrilling old-school Hollywood adventure. It doesn't get better.”
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CloseModern Times
Charlie Chaplin
CSM126: “Like I have to explain Chaplin to you.”
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CloseMake Way for Tomorrow
Leo McCarey
CSM126: “The saddest movie ever made. Period. And what sweet sadness it is. Rarely have I enjoyed sorrow more than this tearjerking masterpiece.”
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CloseBlack Narcissus
Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger
CSM126: “Perhaps the greatest film of faith - and faith lost. Jack Cardiff's Technicolor photography is beautiful as ever, and paints a story all it's own.”
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CloseBicycle Thieves
Vittorio De Sica
CSM126: “The totality of human existence is captured in the story of a man who lost his bicycle. Only de Sica could make something this profound.”
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CloseHamlet
Laurence Olivier
CSM126: “I'll take this over Branagh's version any day. Eerie black and white and theatrical staging make this a haunting adaptation.”
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David Lean
CSM126: “This movie defied my expectations at every turn, and I ended up loving it more than I ever anticipated. The best version of this story on film.”
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CloseThe Red Shoes
Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger
CSM126: “I have no words that could adequately describe this movie other than to say that it's probably one of the top-ten greatest ever made.”
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Max Ophuls
CSM126: “Both devastating and playful, and oh so beautiful.”
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CloseM. Hulot’s Holiday
Jacques Tati
CSM126: “A warm and sweet confection featuring the gentlest of slapstick and the kindest of characters. This is one of the nicest movies ever made.”
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CloseMagnificent Obsession
Douglas Sirk
CSM126: “As delirious as Sirk's cinema ever got, Magnificent Obsession is a masterwork of expressionist lightling, emotional delirium and sudsy soap opera.”
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