If The Last Days of Disco, out now on special edition DVD, sounds to you like just another wistful look back at the era of glitter balls and shiny polyester shirts, think again. The final installment in Whit Stillman’s unofficial trilogy of romance and careerism among the young, upwardly mobile intelligentsia, Disco is a delightfully chatty comedy of manners that, as novelist David Schickler writes in a new essay for the release, might have more in common with Oscar Wilde than Barry Gibb.
With titles like Cruel Gun Story and Take Aim at the Police Van, we can’t help but use exclamation points to tell you about the new Eclipse set Nikkatsu Noir! Read more about them here!
Meet the heroine of Chantal Akerman’s singular masterwork Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du Commerce, 1080 Bruxelles—her daily routine is the stuff of epic drama.
Roman Polanski’s unforgettable Repulsion, one of our most requested titles, is out now in Criterion DVD and Blu-ray editions. This new essay plunges us deeper into the antipsychological thriller.
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