Narrative

Available for the first time in a new 4K restoration! Since its premiere at Cannes in 1993, Moving has been one Somai?s most beloved films. Somai transcends the tropes of stories of children dealing with divorce to bring us a film filled with indelible images about an unforgettable teenage girl who encounters the unknown and refuses to succumb to it.

Since its premiere at Cannes in 1993, Moving has been one Somai?s most beloved films. Somai transcends the tropes of stories of children dealing with divorce to bring us a film filled with indelible images about an unforgettable teenage girl who encounters the unknown and refuses to succumb to it.

Undulating between impressionistic reverie and subversive detective story, director Alexandre Koberidze reignites the threadbare wonders of cinematic language in spectacular, big-screen fashion. The disc also includes his first feature film, Let the Summer Never Come Again.

Two Feature films from director Bas Devos in one package.  

Tthe third collaboration between Hong and Huppert (following 2012's In Another Country and 2017's Claire's Camera). A Traveler?s Needs, offers a surprising take on inter-continental rendezvous and continues one of the most unique actor-director collaborations in contemporary cinema.

Hong demonstrates a new level of mastery of his art, using long, deceptively elaborate shots to articulate the simplest of pleasures: an inter-species encounter, the discovery of a new drink, a game of rock paper scissors. In Our Day is a film to drink of deeply, to share with friends, and afterward, to reflect on what matters most.

His most overtly experimental work to date, in water reveals Hong at the height of his allusory powers. The story is simple: three friends set out to make a film, and then they do it. But with bold formal choices and his signature impulse toward the uncanny, Hong evokes infinite mysteries and hints at whole worlds lurking below the surface of everyday reality.

His most overtly experimental work to date, in water reveals Hong at the height of his allusory powers. The story is simple: three friends set out to make a film, and then they do it. But with bold formal choices and his signature impulse toward the uncanny, Hong evokes infinite mysteries and hints at whole worlds lurking below the surface of everyday reality.

Available for the first time ever in a new 4K restoration!  Winner of the Grand Prix at the first Tokyo International Film Festival in 1985, Typhoon Club is widely regarded as the seminal film of director Shinji Somai’s career.  The 10th best Japanese film of all time, according to Japan’s Kinema Junpo poll.

Available for the first time ever in a new 4K restoration!  Winner of the Grand Prix at the first Tokyo International Film Festival in 1985, Typhoon Club is widely regarded as the seminal film of director Shinji Somai’s career.  The 10th best Japanese film of all time, according to Japan’s Kinema Junpo poll.