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The Allure and Shock of ‘Black Narcissus’

By  Max Covill 

Powell and Pressburger created iconic films in the 1940s. ‘Black Narcissus’ is one of their greatest masterpieces.

Belladonna of Sadness Is a Lost Classic Worth Rediscovering

By  Rob Hunter 

‘Limelight’ and the Exile of Charlie Chaplin

By  Landon Palmer 

In honor of The Criterion Collection’s special edition Blu-ray of ‘Limelight,’ we look back at the 1952 film and how its initial release coincided with Chaplin’s banishment from America.

Dissecting the Incredible Opening Scene of Nicolas Roeg’s ‘Don’t Look Now’

By  Landon Palmer 

25 Things We Learned from Wes Anderson’s ‘Fantastic Mr. Fox’ Commentary

By  Rob Hunter 

We listen to Wes Anderson’s DVD commentary track for Fantastic Mr. Fox and report back with what we can learn.

Required Reading: What To Do Before You Start Filming

By  Scott Beggs 

The Prototype For Alfred Hitchcock’s American Movies

By  Landon Palmer 

30 Things We Learned From Wes Anderson’s ‘Rushmore’ Commentary

By  Rob Hunter 

13 Important Lessons This Year’s Movies Can Learn From the Criterion Collection

By  Landon Palmer