The Criterion Collection

Breathless

Jean-Luc Godard

The Gold Rush

Charles Chaplin

Rushmore

Wes Anderson

L’avventura

Michelangelo Antonioni

A Film Trilogy by Ingmar Bergman

The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou

Wes Anderson

Wings of Desire

Wim Wenders

La Jetée/Sans Soleil

Chris Marker

The Darjeeling Limited

Wes Anderson

Aeneas: “Andersen's camerawork and storytelling shine in this jewel. A unique movie on so many different levels.”

The Seventh Seal

Ingmar Bergman

Aeneas: “I think a lot of people were introduced to Mr. Bergman's career with this film, and it's no wonder. Terrific movie and cinematography,”

Harold and Maude

Hal Ashby

Aeneas: “Funny, beautiful, and so insightful, this is one of my most favorite cerebral films.”

Amarcord

Federico Fellini

Godzilla

Ishiro Honda

Aeneas: “Great monster flick and awesome transfer. The extras are great too. ”

M

Fritz Lang

Aeneas: “My favorite film by the late Fritz Lang. Innovative in cinematography, and fresh in premise, M was a revolution in film when it first came out.”

Bicycle Thieves

Vittorio De Sica

Aeneas: “A fantastic, yet tragic depiction on how life is unfair and how the smallest of dreams can be crushed. I will never forget the ending scene.”

Paths of Glory

Stanley Kubrick

The 400 Blows

François Truffaut

My Life as a Dog

Lasse Hallström

Diabolique

Henri-Georges Clouzot

Aeneas: “What a ride! Suspenseful, creepy, and a fantastic twist that even Hitchcock was blown away when he saw this. ”

Tokyo Story

Yasujiro Ozu

Aeneas: “Brilliantly calm story of an elderly couple and the contrast of an old civilization making room for a new. My second favorite Japanese movie to date.”

Seven Samurai

Akira Kurosawa

Aeneas: “Considered the best foreign movie to date. Great cast, wonderful cinematography, and a great story make Seven Samurai an absolute must see.”

Sweet Smell of Success

Alexander Mackendrick

Aeneas: “Engrossing with dialog and brilliant cinematography, this film presents itself in such a wonderfully fresh way. ”

The Rules of the Game

Jean Renoir

Aeneas: “Entertaining in many ways, this French classic is handled well here and is no surprise why it is considered one of the best films ever made.”

AK 100: 25 Films by Akira Kurosawa

Akira Kurosawa

Aeneas: “Every Kurosawa lover should have this in their library or anyone remotely interested in discovering a great director. Great collection and transfers!”

Ran

Akira Kurosawa

Aeneas: “Poetic, beautiful, and engrossing. Kurosawa's last epic is surely (dare I say it) his best. Easily among my top ten favorite movies.”

8½

Federico Fellini

Aeneas: “Words cannot describe how I feel about this movie. This film belongs in every film lover's collection. Fellini is a master of the art! ”

Three Colors

Krzysztof Kieślowski

Aeneas: “A great pick. Surely a trio of beautifully done movies that need more attention. ”

Brazil

Terry Gilliam

Aeneas: “Amazing movie, pristine transfer, awesome artwork, and fantastic supplements. A great handling of a masterpiece. ”