120 Days of Pasolini is a group exploration and selective overview of Pier Paolo Pasolini films. Please note that this will NOT be actually 120 days. We just couldn't resist that name! There is no expert guide for this journey, just two film lovers who invite you along, …
Description: Kristina Dijan joins to talk about the upcoming Japanese Horror Journey and also talks Spooky Season movie watching in October, with recommendations. Aaron talks about The Substance and how it is a must see, preferably in theaters. Links: Video Version of this Discussion CineJourneys - October Japanese Horror Details …
We were pleased to speak with our old friend, Brian Saur! This is the unedited version. In this episode we talk about: Criterion December 2024 announcements Criterion Channel October lineup Recommendations for upcoming sales https://youtu.be/FpyHYFJMJ3E
Description: The second chapter of our Classic Suspense Journey is called "Buckle Up." We watched Henri-Georges Clouzot's The Wages of Fear (1953), which is widely considered to be among the best suspense films of all time. We followed it with William Friedkin's Sorcerer (1977), which had some distribution …
Description: Jill and Aaron welcome Keith Enright, The Completionist. Keith is a longtime friend of both Criterion Now and CineJourneys, and he was primarily the motivator for us to schedule a Coen Brothers Screwball Comedy Journey. This episode is a brief conversation after the conclusion of the journey, …
It seems like we launched just yesterday. It was actually June of this year, and since then our community has been growing, our members are more engaged, and we continue to think of new ways to use this software platform. The next big thing is already finished. Sort …
Description: This is the first episode of Read Her to Heaven, which is our new Journey where we look at film related books. We were delighted to have Erica Shultz as our inaugural guest. She is the author of The Sweetest Taboo: An Unapologetic Guide to Child Kills …
In The Wages of Fear (1953), based on Georges Arnaud’s novel The Salary of Fear, director Henri-George Clouzot takes an incredibly simple premise and creates over two and a half hours of psychological suspense in one of the greatest thrillers ever made. The Wages of Fear was …
We are starting the year with Sirkenheimer, which begins with Douglas Sirk's All that Heaven Allows and the spiritual "remakes" (which are almost re-imaginings by Rainer Werner Fassbinder and Todd Haynes. We are also pairing each director with another film from their library that we feel complements the primary …