K Categories Columns KinoKultur Movies Reviews June 26, 2022 KinoKultur: Out of Sight, The UFO Incident, Savage Sisters, Stunt Rock From Soderbergh's steamy thriller to Australian stunt mockumentaries, Kino Lorber's recent offerings help you beat the heat.
K Categories Columns Features KinoKultur May 28, 2022 KinoKultur: Jigsaw & Dementia offer two different takes on British noir The newly restored Jigsaw & Dementia are equally stylish, but the superior Dementia places its victim at the forefront
J Categories Features Interviews Movies May 22, 2022 Joel Kim Booster and Andrew Ahn on the ins and outs of Fire Island We sit down with the director and writer/star of the Asian-centered gay romcom to talk Austen, toxic gays, and more.
A Categories Features Filmmaker of the Month May 16, 2022 Armageddon sees Michael Bay at his most Michael Bay, just before big changes Bay's style reaches an apex in his humanity v. asteroid flick, which changed his reception forever.
K Categories Columns KinoKultur May 13, 2022 KinoKultur: The Olive Trees of Justice, Concerning Violence, Black Jack The affect of revolution on childhood is reflected in three of Kino Lorber's recent restorations.
A Categories Features Interviews April 28, 2022 Alex Cox reflects on Walker’s making and legacy The director talks the film's rediscovery and release in the Criterion Collection.
T Categories Features Filmmaker of the Month April 27, 2022 The Rock remains a quality cornerstone of Michael Bay’s career For one film, Michael Bay managed to wrangle all his fixations into popcorn nirvana.
& Categories Features Movies April 8, 2022 “Welcome home”: Cat People at 40 Paul Schrader's kinky erotic thriller offered both style & substance, and still holds up
T Categories Features Filmmaker of the Month April 4, 2022 Top of the Lake sees Campion go deep but narrow Jane Campion's first television work in decades boasts masterful character work and a frustratingly blinkered perspective.
I Categories Features Filmmaker of the Month April 1, 2022 In the Cut sees Jane Campion turn her eye to the 21st century The great director delves into New York's anxious days post-9/11 via a thriller about a woman usure who she can trust.
