DVD Archive

Win BOYS ON FILM: YOUTH IN TROUBLE on DVD

YOUTH IN TROUBLE is the ninth edition to BOYS ON FILM, the world's most successful short film series. This compilation features a range of eclectic, innovative and genre-bending short films.
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La Poison Blu-ray Review

Eureka presents their latest edition to their Masters of Cinema collection, this time with Sacha Guitry's 1951 French comedy drama, La Poison, which is set in the small village of Remonville where everyone knows everyone else's business.
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You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Yet DVD Review

Not being au fait with Alain Resnais’ previous work, coming to what appears to be the 90 year old directors swansong without historical context proved a daunting prospect. Not knowing anything about the director’s style induces trepidation, especially if said director, despite having acquired auteur status, is not widely talked about. Being unable to compare [...]
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Win rock-doc DVD, HIT SO HARD signed by Hole drummer, Patty Schemel

Are you a rock fan and fancy bagging yourself a very exclusive competition prize and piece of rock history in the lead up to Christmas? Our friends at Peccadillo Pictures have given us ONE copy of new rock documentary, HIT SO HARD (The Life and Near Death Story of Patty Schemel), which has been signed by the legendary drummer herself, Patty Schemel on DVD to give away. Patty has drummed with some of the greatest rock bands in recent history; gaining her name working Courtney Love's band, Hole in the early 90's where she worked on their seminal album, Live Through This as well as working with others like Juliette & The Licks and P!nk.
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Czechoslovak New Wave Collection DVD Review

Although not as widely known as the French New Wave, the Czechoslovak version is incredibly influential and still has much to offer the cinephiles of this age. Second Run have released a choice selection of the most highly rated works that also show a variety of styles on display during the era. Diamonds of [...]
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Ninja Scroll DVD Review

It is hard to imagine a time when anime was not a staple part of the British cinema going diet. From cult classics like Akira (1988) all the way to Hayao Miyazaki and his Studio Ghibli masterpieces, the art of Japanese animation is embedded in theatres and DVD collections throughout the country. Two decades ago [...]
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