K Categories Columns KinoKultur August 9, 2022 KinoKultur: Maria Montez, Mondocane, Museum Town July's Kino Lorber releases include a Technicolor throwback to Orientalism, an Italian post-apocalypse drama, and a doc about a struggling museum.
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
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.
K Categories Columns KinoKultur February 7, 2022 KinoKultur: Monkey business, monkey love The 1970s saw certain corners of cinema longing for a return to the wild and primal, without any thought given to the truth beyond those racist fantasies.
K Categories Columns KinoKultur Movies February 4, 2022 KinoKultur: The camp appeal of the odd couple caper Unlikely pairs gearing up for a heist is the theme of this new batch of titles.
K Categories Columns Movies Reviews October 22, 2021 KinoKultur: Two with Tallulah Bankhead, Maven of Melodrama This week, KinoKultur spotlights Tallulah Bankhead, an icon of Hollywood's early years.
K Categories Columns KinoKultur August 8, 2021 KinoKultur: Dino Metaphors in The Land Unknown and Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend The Land Unknown and Baby: Secret of the Lost Legend's sometimes awkward dinosaur suits are as textually fascinating as they are clumsy.
K Categories Features KinoKultur June 28, 2021 KinoKultur: Daddy & the Muscle Academy shines a light on Tom of Finland Ilppo Pohjola directs a rich & colorful documentary about pivotal queer icon Tom of Finland.
“ Categories Movies Reviews April 9, 2021 “Slalom” fittingly zigzags through an ice-cold sports drama Charlène Favier‘s debut feature is every bit as fearless as its female protagonist trains to be.
