NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD: Limitations into Virtues | Criterion x Every Frame a Painting CRITERION 2026-09-30 | NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD: Limitations into Virtues | Criterion x Every Frame a Painting
Anna Kendrick’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-10-18 | The actor and director talks about the thrilling sensation of seeing ALL THAT JAZZ for the first time, reminisces about watching KLUTE while on the set of TWILIGHT, and reflects upon her favorite Ingmar Bergman films, such as WINTER LIGHT and CRIES AND WHISPERS.Shop Anna's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/729-anna-kendrick-s-closet-picks
The Criterion Mobile Closet at The 62nd NYFF — Weekend 2! CRITERION 2024-10-17 | A look back at the second weekend of the Criterion Mobile Closet at the 62nd New York Film Festival! Thank you to all the amazing people who came out and visited us, shared their love of movies, and made friends along the way. For those who missed us at NYFF, the Criterion Mobile Closet will next be heading to Brooklyn Bridge Park in partnership with St. Ann's Warehouse, on October 26 and 27! Come visit us from 10am to 6pm daily to explore the collection and make your own closet video.Find all the information you'll need here: criterion.com/current/posts/8602-what-to-expect-at-the-criterion-mobile-closet
Jennifer Kent’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-10-17 | The writer and director of the cult classic THE BABADOOK shares her love for fellow Australian filmmaker Peter Weir’s THE LAST WAVE, talks about her repeat viewings of MULHOLLAND DR., and selects spine-tingling Japanese horror classics KURONEKO and ONIBABA.
THE BURMESE HARP - Official Janus 4K Restoration Trailer CRITERION 2024-10-09 | THE BURMESE HARP (1956) • In theaters October 18! bit.ly/3U2QpKuIn the last days of World War II, a Japanese platoon sustains morale through the Burma campaign by singing traditional songs, accompanied by the delicate harp-playing of Private Mizushima (Shoji Yasui). After the unit surrenders to British forces, Mizushima is tasked with convincing a holdout of cave-dwelling Japanese soldiers to lay down their arms; when his mission fails, he is counted among the dead. Mizushima survives, however, and becomes a monk who dedicates his life to providing proper burials for his fallen comrades. Meanwhile, his former platoon attempts to track him down by using music to express a shared sense of separation and longing for home. Adapted from Michio Takeyama’s classic novel, and renowned for legendary composer Akira Ifukube’s haunting score, Kon Ichikawa’s THE BURMESE HARP is an epic humanist masterpiece—a profound contemplation of suffering, redemption, and spiritual fortitude during the darkest periods of violence.
JR’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-10-09 | The artist and codirector of Agnès Varda’s documentary FACES PLACES talks about his intimate collaboration with the late iconic filmmaker, praises world-expanding masterpieces like LA HAINE and ROMA, and shouts out his friend Louis Garrel.
The Criterion Mobile Closet at The 62nd NYFF — Weekend 1! CRITERION 2024-10-04 | A look back at the debut weekend of the Criterion Mobile Closet at the 62nd New York Film Festival! Thank you to all the amazing people who came out and visited us — we're excited to return this weekend! Visit us tomorrow (10/5) and Sunday (10/6) at NYFF we'll be parked outside of Alice Tully Hall from 11am to 9pm! Come in, come with your friends, explore the Collection, and make your own closet video! Get all the details you'll need here: criterion.com/current/posts/8602-what-to-expect-at-the-criterion-mobile-closet
Dylan Baker’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-10-01 | The actor, who stars in Todd Solondz’s HAPPINESS, shares his appreciation for the playwright behind the source material of George Cukor’s HOLIDAY; praises IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD as one of the funniest films he has ever seen; and talks about the deep impression that LOCAL HERO has left on him.Shop Dylan's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/721-dylan-baker-s-closet-picks
Bill Haders Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-09-27 | The actor and director returns to the Closet, where he clarifies his feelings on SALÒ, OR THE 120 DAYS OF SODOM; shares how much he learned about filmmaking from supplemental features on the Criterion editions of BARRY LYNDON and ROMA; and selects favorite films such as REAL LIFE and COLD WAR.Shop Bill's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/720-bill-hader-s-closet-picks-2024
Greg Gonzalez’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-09-20 | The singer of the band Cigarettes After Sex shares his love for LA BAMBA, talks about how the romance of Eric Rohmer inspires his music, and selects favorites, from THE WORST PERSON IN THE WORLD Worst Person to THE TALES OF HOFFMANN.Shop Greg's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/685-greg-gonzalez-s-closet-picks
Agnieszka Holland’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-09-17 | The Oscar-nominated director and screenwriter talks about the path Agnès Varda carved out for women in cinema, shouts out contemporary masterworks like PARASITE and ANATOMY OF A FALL, and shares why she always returns to DIAMONDS OF THE NIGHT before making a film.Shop Agnieszka's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/683-agnieszka-holland-s-closet-picks
The Criterion Closet Is Hitting the Road CRITERION 2024-09-12 | 🚨 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT🚨 THE CRITERION CLOSET IS GOING MOBILE!In honor of our 40th anniversary, we’re taking the Criterion Closet on the road – and we're opening the door to everyone! FIRST STOP: the 62nd New York Film Festival! The Criterion Collection Mobile Closet will be coming to Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center during NYFF opening and centerpiece weekends (September 28-29 and October 5-6). Come in, explore the Collection, and make your own closet video!Learn more: criterion.com/current/posts/8593-the-criterion-closet-is-hitting-the-road
Lee Daniels’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-09-11 | The acclaimed writer-director talks about how Federico Fellini and John Waters gave him the passion and confidence to become a filmmaker, shares his poignant experience watching CLAUDINE as a young man, and selects favorites such as PICKUP ON SOUTH STREET, DO THE RIGHT THING, and THE PIANO.
Jerry Schatzberg’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-09-06 | The legendary photographer and filmmaker talks about the inspiring beauty of Marlene Dietrich, reminiscences about the great actor and screenwriter Carole Eastman, and selects favorites such as ON THE WATERFRONT the Waterfront and ’ROUND MIDNIGHT.
Winona Ryder’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-08-28 | The iconic actor shares her profound connection to Hirokazu Kore-eda’s AFTER LIFE, recalls the deep impact Gena Rowlands had on her life and career, and selects favorites by Gordon Parks, Jim Jarmusch, Albert Brooks, and John Sayles.Shop Winona's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/677-winona-ryder-s-closet-picks
Carol Kane’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-08-20 | The legendary actor talks about her lifelong love of Bette Davis, reminisces about working with John Cassavetes, and selects favorites by Hal Ashby, Gillian Armstrong, and Bill Forsyth.Shop Carol's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/676-carol-kane-s-closet-picks
Gena Rowlands in A WOMAN UNDER THE INFLUENCE CRITERION 2024-08-17 | Gena Rowlands gives one of the greatest screen performances of all time alongside Peter Falk in John Cassavetes's A WOMAN UNDER THE INFLUENCE. Watch now on the Criterion Channel: criterionchannel.com/a-woman-under-the-influenceBuy the Criterion Collection special edition: criterion.com/films/510-a-woman-under-the-influence
Zoë Kravitz and Channing Tatums Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-08-14 | The director of BLINK TWICE is joined by the film’s star in sharing their love for John Cassavetes and Gena Rowlands, praising PARIS IS BURNING as “the greatest documentary of all time,” and selecting favorites, from HARLAN COUNTY USA and THE FISHER KING to MOONSTRUCK and THE ROSE.Shop Zoë and Channing's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/675-zoe-kravitz-and-channing-tatum-s-closet-picks
Lily Gladstone and Erica Tremblay’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-08-09 | The award-winning actor and star of FANCY DANCE is joined by the film’s director in praising the brilliance of Kelly Reichardt, sharing their connection to AFTER LIFE and FRANCES HA, and selecting favorites by Martin Scorsese and Hirokazu Kore-eda.Shop Lily and Erica's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/674-lily-gladstone-erica-tremblay-s-closet-picks
CC40 Teaser CRITERION 2024-08-08 | CC40 • A monumental 40-film box set, coming to the Criterion Collection this November!This amazing new Blu-ray box set celebrates forty years of the Criterion Collection by gathering an electrifying mix of classic and contemporary films, and presenting them with all their special features and essays in a deluxe new edition. CC40’s eclectic selection includes the releases most frequently chosen by the hundreds of filmmakers, actors, writers, and other movie-loving luminaries who have visited Criterion over the years, as documented in our popular Closet Picks video series. Neither a historical survey nor a top-forty compilation, this exciting, personal, unpredictable anthology reflects the cinematic joys and inspirations of the creative community that makes the Criterion Collection possible.Explore more and preorder now: criterion.com/boxsets/7646-cc40
Photographers Gaze • Criterion Channel Teaser CRITERION 2024-08-06 | Now playing on the Criterion Channel! The inextricable link between cinema and photography has long made the latter a subject of intense fascination for filmmakers, who have found in the adjacent medium a means to explore heady themes of voyeurism and obsession, perception and identity, and the relationship between art and reality. In REAR WINDOW, a photographer’s confinement to his apartment transforms him into an unwitting observer of his neighbors’ secret lives; in BLOW-UP, a fashion photographer inadvertently captures a potential crime; and ONE HOUR PHOTO hauntingly portrays a photo technician’s fixation with a family whose pictures unlock his deep isolation and yearning. By turns provocative, perverse, and thrilling, these films reach deep into our compulsive relationship with images and, by extension, with cinema itself.
Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson • Criterion Channel Teaser CRITERION 2024-08-06 | Now playing on the Criterion Channel! criterionchannel.com/directed-by-paul-thomas-andersonThe great cinematic mythmaker of the San Fernando Valley, stages uniquely American tales of ambition, destiny, downfall, and redemption on an epic scale—all stamped with his unique feeling for the ways in which the forces of fate and chance govern human lives.Featuring:MAGNOLIA (1999)PUNCH-DRUNK LOVE (2002)THERE WILL BE BLOOD (2007)THE MASTER (2012)LICORICE PIZZA (2021)
Vacation Noir • Criterion Channel Teaser CRITERION 2024-08-06 | Now playing on the Criterion Channel! criterionchannel.com/vacation-noirUnlucky vacationers discover that crime doesn’t take a holiday in these deceptively sunny, seductively dark thrillers set amid scenic beaches, luxury resorts, and picture-postcard locales. With gorgeous scenery, swimsuit-clad stars, and shadowy intrigue, these lusciously overheated entertainments are the perfect summer escape—no sunscreen required.Featuring:LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN (John M. Stahl, 1945)DESERT FURY (Lewis Allen, 1947)THE LADY FROM SHANGHAI (Orson Welles, 1947)BRIGHTON ROCK (John Boulting, 1948)HIS KIND OF WOMAN (John Farrow, 1951)KANSAS CITY CONFIDENTIAL (Phil Karlson, 1952)DANGEROUS CROSSING (Joseph M. Newman, 1953)INFERNO (Roy Ward Baker, 1953)NIAGARA (Henry Hathaway, 1953)FEMALE ON THE BEACH (Joseph Pevney, 1955)PURPLE NOON (RENÉ CLÉMENT, 1960)LA PISCINE (JACQUES DERAY, 1969)THE LAST OF SHEILA (HERBERT ROSS, 1973)
Jeremy Thomas’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-08-06 | The Academy Award–winning producer praises Claire Denis’s portrayal of masculinity in BEAU TRAVAIL, talks about the lessons he learned from Luis Buñuel’s producer Serge Silberman, and selects favorites by friends and collaborators, including THE LAST WAVE, THE DOUBLE LIFE OF VÉRONIQUE, and KINGS OF THE ROAD.
Paul Scheer’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-08-02 | The comedian, actor, and author reflects on what Alex Cox’s WALKER has to say about history, talks about the subtle depth of TWO-LANE BLACKTOP, and praises performances by Peter Falk and Walter Matthau.
Gina Gershon’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-07-26 | The acclaimed actor shares her love for Donald Sutherland’s and Julie Christie’s performances in DON'T LOOK NOW, praises Terry Gilliam’s vast imagination, and talks about getting energized by listening to the GODZILLA score. Shop Gina's Closet Picks: criterion.com/shop/collection/671-gina-gershon-s-closet-picks
Viggo Mortensen’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-07-19 | The award-winning actor and director goes deep on his favorite westerns, highlighting Gregory Peck’s psychological performance in THE GUNFIGHTER and Barbara Stanwyck’s fierceness in THE FURIES, Leonard Cohen’s music in MCCABE & MRS. MILLER, and Budd Boetticher’s lean, mean Ranown films.Shop Viggo's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/670-viggo-mortensen-s-closet-picks
Koji Yakusho’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-07-16 | The legendary actor shares his love for Akira Kurosawa classics RED BEARD and IKIRU, recalls how Tatsuya Nakadai was his teacher when he first began acting, admires the visual storytelling of CITY LIGHTS, and shouts out his latest collaborator, Wim Wenders.Shop Koji's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/668-koji-yakusho-s-closet-picks
Bill and Turner Ross’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-07-12 | The acclaimed filmmaking duo reminisce about getting their cinematic education while working in a video store, share how TOUKI BOUKI has inspired every film they’ve ever made, and select life-changing favorites by Barbara Kopple, Abbas Kiarostami, and Les Blank.
Ayo Edebiri’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-07-05 | The actor shares her love for sexy and stylish heist movies like CHARADE and THIEF; praises the work of Juzo Itami (whom she calls “the G.O.A.T.”) and his wife, Nobuko Miyamoto; and talks about the African American surrealist imagery in TO SLEEP WITH ANGER.Shop Ayo's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/666-ayo-edebiri-s-closet-picks
Catherine Breillat’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-06-28 | The legendary French auteur talks about the intimacy of discovering yourself in cinema, shares her lifelong connection to VIRIDIANA and BLACK ORPHEUS, and praises directors whose work continues to inspire and transport her, from Elia Kazan and David Lynch to Shohei Imamura and Andrei Tarkovsky.Shop Catherine's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/664-catherine-breillat-s-closet-picks
Bill Pope’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-06-20 | The cinematographer of BOUND and THE MATRIX talks about the thrill of watching John Ford’s Stagecoach for the first time, praises Martin Scorsese’s love of music, and picks up a recommendation from his granddaughter—Nobuhiko Obayashi’s HOUSE.Shop Bill's Closet Picks: criterion.com/shop/collection/663-bill-pope-s-closet-picks
Annie Baker and Lucian Johnston’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-06-13 | The writer-director of JANET PLANET joins the film’s editor in praising Maurice Pialat’s unsentimental depiction of childhood, their collaborator Maria von Hausswolff’s cinematography in GODLAND, and the ineffable magic of Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger.Shop Annie and Lucian's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/662-annie-baker-and-lucian-johnston-s-closet-picks
Jeremy O. Harris’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-06-07 | The award-winning playwright, actor, producer, and director shares his love for SWEET SWEETBACK'S BAADASSSSS SONG, celebrates how Bob Fosse captured dance on-screen like no one else, and talks about the artists who have shaped him, from Lena Dunham and the Dogme 95 directors to Pasolini and Fassbinder.Shop Jeremy's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/661-jeremy-o-harris-s-closet-picks
Synth Soundtracks • Criterion Channel Teaser CRITERION 2024-06-01 | Now playing on the Criterion Channel! criterionchannel.com/synth-soundtracksOnce the sound of the future, now awesomely retro, synth soundtracks add a splash of otherworldly atmosphere to some of the coolest movies ever made. Using state-of-the-art analog and digital technologies, pioneering musicians like Bebe and Louis Barron (FORBIDDEN PLANET), Wendy Carlos (A CLOCKWORK ORANGE), Sun Ra (SPACE IS THE PLACE), Tangerine Dream (THIEF), Vangelis (MISSING), and Ryuichi Sakamoto (MERRY CHRISTMAS MR. LAWRENCE) created immersive soundscapes that expanded cinematic storytelling and forever changed the art of movie soundtracking. Alternately eerie, icy, pulse-pounding, and thrillingly emotional, these scores tunnel into your eardrums at ecstatic frequencies hitherto unexplored.Coprogrammed by Synth History/Danz CMFeaturingFORBIDDEN PLANET (1956)A CLOCKWORK ORANGE (1971)SOLARIS (1972)THE LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE (1973)MESSIAH OF EVIL (1973)SPACE IS THE PLACE (1974)ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13 (1976)THE LAST WAVE (1977)STALKER (1979)SHOGUN ASSASSIN (1980)SCANNERS (1981)THIEF (1981)LIQUID SKY (1982)MISSING (1982)NEXT OF KIN (1982)TENEBRAE (1982)MERRY CHRISTMAS MR. LAWRENCE (1983)DELTA SPACE MISSION (1984)MANHUNTER (1986)FOR ALL MANKIND (1989)
Ensemble Casts • Criterion Channel Teaser CRITERION 2024-05-31 | Coming to the Criterion Channel June 1! criterionchannel.com/ensemble-castsThe best ensemble cast movies feature virtuosic performers inhabiting dynamic and complex characters who play off one another like a great band at the height of their chemistry. Under the deft direction of filmmakers like George Cukor (THE WOMEN), Spike Lee (SCHOOL DAZE), Mike Nichols (THE BIRDCAGE), and Wes Anderson (THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS), these sprawling showcases command our attention with multidimensional storylines that keep us engaged and engrossed in each well-hewn dramatic arc.Coprogrammed by Isaac ButlerFeaturingTHE WOMEN (1939)THE BIG CHILL (1983)SCHOOL DAZE (1988)NOISES OFF (1992)DAZED AND CONFUSED (1993)THE BIRDCAGE (1996)CAN’T HARDLY WAIT (1998)STATE AND MAIN (2000)THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS (2001)THE BARBARIAN INVASIONS (2003)ANOTHER ROUND (2020)
Directed by Paul Schrader • Criterion Channel Teaser CRITERION 2024-05-31 | Coming to the Criterion Channel June 1! criterionchannel.com/directed-by-paul-schraderIn anticipation of his latest opus, OH, CANADA, we’re revisiting the films of one of American cinema’s most provocative moral philosophers. For over forty years, Paul Schrader has probed the guilty soul of the modern world in a relentless search for existential meaning. Raised in a strict Calvinist household—a rigorous upbringing that would influence his cinematic philosophy and his study of the “transcendental” styles of directors like Yasujiro Ozu and Robert Bresson—Schrader exploded onto the scene with his screenplay for Martin Scorsese’s TAXI DRIVER, an anguished howl of urban alienation that established him as one of the leading figures of the 1970s New American Cinema. Specializing in explorations of damaged souls driven to shocking extremes in their search for salvation, he has experimented with a range of styles, genres, and tones—ranging from the profoundly serious to the coolly ironic to the self-consciously sleazy—in daring works like HARDCORE, MISHIMA: A LIFE IN FOUR CHAPTERS, and AUTO FOCUS. Grappling with weighty themes of faith, violence, sin, and redemption, Schrader’s films are fascinating windows into his personal obsessions.FeaturingBLUE COLLAR (1978)HARDCORE (1979)CAT PEOPLE (1982)MISHIMA: A LIFE IN FOUR CHAPTERS (1985)PATTY HEARST (1988)THE COMFORT OF STRANGERS (1990)LIGHT SLEEPER (1992)AFFLICTION (1997)TOUCH (1997)AUTO FOCUS (2002)THE CANYONS (2013)
DEVO: Gerald Casale and Mark Mothersbaugh’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-05-31 | The duo behind the legendary band share their formative memories of encountering ISLAND OF LOST SOULS, praise Fellini’s unique sonic sensibility, and talk about their love for Tony Curtis and Burt Lancaster in SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS.Shop Gerald and Mark's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/660-devo-gerald-casale-mark-mothersbaugh-s-closet-picks
Cheryl Dunye’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-05-24 | The writer, director, actor, and producer shares what Marlon Riggs’s work means to her as a Black queer filmmaker, praises Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s radical approach to melodrama, and spotlights Chantal Akerman, Agnès Varda, and other directors whose work she can’t live without.Shop Cheryl's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/653-cheryl-dunye-s-closet-picks
Tim Blake Nelson’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-05-21 | The award-winning actor, writer, and director shares his love for the hard-boiled voice-over in BLAST OF SILENCE, praises the exquisite acting and production design of TOPSY-TURVY, and selects favorites by his frequent collaborators Joel and Ethan Coen.Shop Tim's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/659-tim-blake-nelson-s-closet-picks
Jane Schoenbrun’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-05-16 | The writer and director of I SAW THE TV GLOW admires how filmmakers like Jacques Tati, Wes Anderson, and David Lynch sculpt their own universes, selects a Spike Lee double feature, and praises Víctor Erice’s films as some of the best in cinema history.Shop Jane's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/658-jane-schoenbrun-s-closet-picks
Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-05-11 | The Oscar-winning writer and director talks about ARMY OF SHADOWS and Jean-Pierre Melville’s cinema of betrayal, shares his love for Denis Lavant's dancing in BEAU TRAVAIL, and selects favorites by Yasujiro Ozu, Ernst Lubitsch, and Nicholas Ray. Shop Hamaguchi’s Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/652-ryusuke-hamaguchi-s-closet-picks
Manuel Garcia-Rulfo’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-05-08 | The acclaimed actor shares his affection for the dark humor of THE CREMATOR, credits Benicio del Toro with introducing him to the films of Kaneto Shindo, and praises Mexican-cinema classics like CANOA: A SHAMEFUL MEMORY and AMORES PERROS.
Columbia’s Golden Era • Criterion Channel Teaser CRITERION 2024-05-03 | Now playing on the Criterion Channel! criterionchannel.com/columbia-s-golden-eraWatch a collection of midcentury classics from the studio that produced some of the most ambitious big-screen productions of the 1950s.Featuring:FROM HERE TO ETERNITYON THE WATERFRONTTHE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAIBONJOUR TRISTESSE3:10 TO YUMASUDDENLY, LAST SUMMERA RAISIN IN THE SUNPICNICBORN YESTERDAY
Hollywood Crack-Up: The Decade American Cinema Lost Its Mind • Criterion Channel Teaser CRITERION 2024-05-03 | Now playing on the Criterion Channel! criterionchannel.com/hollywood-crack-up-the-decade-american-cinema-lost-its-mindThese portraits of social and psychological collapse capture the tenor of the '60s while ushering in a new era of cinematic experimentation.Featuring:THE MANCHURIAN CANDIDATESHOCK CORRIDORWHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE?SECONDSLILITHTARGETSWHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?IN COLD BLOODPOINT BLANKTHE WORLD'S GREATEST SINNERPRESSURE POINTPRETTY POISONBRAINSTORMTHE CHASEUPTIGHTFACES
Set in Venice • Criterion Channel Teaser CRITERION 2024-05-03 | Now playing on the Criterion Channel! criterionchannel.com/set-in-veniceThese sensuous tales of dreams, nightmares, and intrigue immortalize one of the world’s most unique destinations. Watch a collection of mesmerizing films by Nicolas Roeg, Luchino Visconti, Paul Schrader, and much more.Featuring:DON'T LOOK NOWDEATH IN VENICETHE COMFORT OF STRANGERSITALIAN FOR BEGINNERSA LITTLE ROMANCETHE HONEY POTSENSOSUMMERTIMEEVAIDENTIFICATION OF A WOMAN
Starring Shirley MacLaine • Criterion Channel Teaser CRITERION 2024-05-03 | Now playing on the Criterion Channel tomorrow! criterionchannel.com/starring-shirley-maclaine A true original, Shirley MacLaine has, over the course of a legendary, nearly seven-decade film career, breathed life into some of the most unforgettable characters ever conjured on-screen.Featuring:THE TROUBLE WITH HARRY ARTISTS AND MODELS THE APARTMENT CAN-CAN THE CHILDREN’S HOURIRMA LA DOUCE WHAT A WAY TO GO! GAMBIT SWEET CHARITY THE OTHER HALF OF THE SKY: A CHINA MEMOIR BEING THEREMADAME SOUSATZKA POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE GUARDING TESS BERNIE
1999 • Criterion Channel Teaser CRITERION 2024-05-03 | Now playing on the Criterion Channel! Bringing together art-house favorites, Hollywood hits, and new cult classics, this extraordinary batch of films is a cinematic time capsule that takes us back to the premillennial, pre-smartphone, dial-up moment just before the world as we knew it seemed to change forever.Featuring:BEAU TRAVAILBRINGING OUT THE DEADBUENA VISTA SOCIAL CLUBBYE BYE AFRICAFOLLOWINGGHOST DOG: THE WAY OF THE SAMURAIGIRL, INTERRUPTEDGOTHE INSIDERTHE LIMEYRATCATCHERTHE STRAIGHT STORYSUMMER OF SAMTRICKTHE VIRGIN SUICIDES
Maya and Ethan Hawke’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-05-03 | The father-daughter team behind the new film WILDCAT talk about their love of CHILDREN OF PARADISE, the films of Wim Wenders, and the influence of PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK and AN ANGEL AT MY TABLE.Shop Maya and Ethan's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/647-maya-and-ethan-hawke-s-closet-picks
Kerry Condon’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-04-30 | The acclaimed actor shares how Nancy Savoca’s DOGFIGHT profoundly affected her views of acting and love, praises the way David Gordon Green conjures the feeling of youth in GEORGE WASHINGTON, and selects endlessly entertaining favorites, from VALLEY OF THE DOLLS to THE NIGHT OF THE HUNTER. Shop Kerry's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/644-kerry-condon-s-closet-picks
St. Vincent’s Closet Picks CRITERION 2024-04-25 | The musician shares her love for THE BITTER TEARS OF PETRA VON KANT and its decadent drama, praises Nicole Kidman’s hilariously psychotic performance in TO DIE FOR, and talks about the intimate dream state of BRAND UPON THE BRAIN! Shop St. Vincent's Closet Picks! criterion.com/shop/collection/642-st-vincent-s-closet-picks
