Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video, I go through my latest Radiance Films pick ups including Brian De Palma’s Hi, Mom! on 4K UHD, Le Professionnel, Aesthetics of a Bullet, Jeanne la pucelle, and Taxidermia. From cult cinema and arthouse classics to Japanese crime films and controversial world cinema, Radiance continues to build one of the most exciting boutique Blu-ray catalogues around.
Radiance Films has quickly become one of the essential labels for collectors thanks to its incredible curation, strong restorations, and commitment to releasing overlooked gems from around the world.
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📀 Radiance Films Store:
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📖 About the Releases
🎥 Hi, Mom! (1970) – Brian De Palma’s wild satirical comedy starring Robert De Niro arrives on 4K UHD with a new Dolby Vision restoration and extensive bonus features. Often considered an essential early De Palma work.
🔫 Le Professionnel (1981) – A classic French crime thriller starring Jean-Paul Belmondo, combining action cinema with political conspiracy and one of Ennio Morricone’s most iconic scores.
💥 Aesthetics of a Bullet (1973) – A lost Japanese crime gem directed by Sadao Nakajima and starring Tsunehiko Watase, blending New Wave filmmaking with gritty yakuza storytelling.
⚔️ Jeanne la pucelle (1994) – Jacques Rivette’s epic and grounded two-part portrait of Joan of Arc starring Sandrine Bonnaire in one of the most ambitious historical films of the 1990s.
🍽️ Taxidermia (2006) – György Pálfi’s notorious and visually unforgettable Hungarian cult film that has developed a huge reputation among extreme world cinema fans.
Radiance continues to balance cult cinema, arthouse classics, crime films, and deep-cut discoveries better than almost any boutique label right now.
📱 Let’s Connect
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In this video, I go through my latest Radiance Films pick ups including Brian De Palma’s Hi, Mom! on 4K UHD, Le Professionnel, Aesthetics of a Bullet, Jeanne la pucelle, and Taxidermia. From cult cinema and arthouse classics to Japanese crime films and controversial world cinema, Radiance continues to build one of the most exciting boutique Blu-ray catalogues around.
Radiance Films has quickly become one of the essential labels for collectors thanks to its incredible curation, strong restorations, and commitment to releasing overlooked gems from around the world.
🔗 Where to Buy
📀 Radiance Films Store:
radiancefilms.co.uk
🎬 Support Man v Film
❤️ Join this channel for exclusive perks
youtube.com/@manvfilm/join
❤️ Prefer Patreon? Support for just £1/$1/€1
patreon.com/manvfilm
❤️ Merch Store
manvfilm.com
📖 About the Releases
🎥 Hi, Mom! (1970) – Brian De Palma’s wild satirical comedy starring Robert De Niro arrives on 4K UHD with a new Dolby Vision restoration and extensive bonus features. Often considered an essential early De Palma work.
🔫 Le Professionnel (1981) – A classic French crime thriller starring Jean-Paul Belmondo, combining action cinema with political conspiracy and one of Ennio Morricone’s most iconic scores.
💥 Aesthetics of a Bullet (1973) – A lost Japanese crime gem directed by Sadao Nakajima and starring Tsunehiko Watase, blending New Wave filmmaking with gritty yakuza storytelling.
⚔️ Jeanne la pucelle (1994) – Jacques Rivette’s epic and grounded two-part portrait of Joan of Arc starring Sandrine Bonnaire in one of the most ambitious historical films of the 1990s.
🍽️ Taxidermia (2006) – György Pálfi’s notorious and visually unforgettable Hungarian cult film that has developed a huge reputation among extreme world cinema fans.
Radiance continues to balance cult cinema, arthouse classics, crime films, and deep-cut discoveries better than almost any boutique label right now.
📱 Let’s Connect
📸 Instagram:
instagram.com/manvfilm
🐦 X/Twitter:
https://x.com/Grahamdoh
🎞️ Letterboxd:
letterboxd.com/manvfilm
💬 Enjoyed the video?
Which of these Radiance releases interests you most?
What’s your favourite Radiance Films release so far?
⚖️ Fair Use Disclaimer:
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for fair use for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research.
#RadianceFilms #BoutiqueBluray #PhysicalMedia #BlurayCollection #HiMom #BrianDePalma #Taxidermia #WorldCinema #CultCinema #ArthouseCinema #JapaneseCinema #MovieCollection #BlurayCollector #4KBluray #FilmCollector
