Divorce, Italian Style

$34.95 | 104 minutes

Oscar, Best Director(Nominee)
Oscar, Best Actor(Nominee)
Oscar, Best Original Screenplay

Director Pietro Germi's hilarious and pointed satire of Italian marital conventions is the prototypical Italian sex comedy. Ferdinando Cefalu, a handsome Sicilian nobleman, longs to marry his beautiful nubile cousin Angela. There's&hellip…

David and Lisa

$21.95 | 93 minutes

Nominated for Best Director(Nominee) – Frank Perry
Nominated for Best Screenplay(Nominee) – Eleanor Perry

Now available in a brand-new digital transfer, this touching '60s classic about two emotionally disturbed teenagers drawn to each other in a mental&hellip…

Jules et Jim

$34.95 | 105 minutes

Best Foreign Actress(Nominee)
Best Film(Nominee)

JULES AND JIM is François Truffaut's intense, beautiful, enigmatic film about the lifelong friendship between two writers – French novelist Jim (Henri Serre) and Austrian children's author Jules (Oskar Werner) – and their mutual love for the eccentric Catherine&hellip…

Harakiri

$34.95 | 133 minutes

Best Screenplay
Best Actor

Set in 17th-century Japan, director Makaki Kobayahi's HARAKIRI stars Tatsuya Nakadai (RAN) as masterless samurai Hanshiro Tsugumo. Structured in a series of flashbacks, the film opens in a period of serenity that has brought about a consolidation of power in Japan, resulting in the release of many&hellip…

Jules et Jim

$34.95 | 105 minutes

Best European Film

JULES AND JIM is François Truffaut's intense, beautiful, enigmatic film about the lifelong friendship between two writers – French novelist Jim (Henri Serre) and Austrian children's author Jules (Oskar Werner) – and their mutual love for the eccentric Catherine (Jeanne Moreau). With artful&hellip…

The Servant

$7.95 | 115 minutes

Best Cinematography Award

In THE SERVANT, Joseph Losey's 10th film made in the U.K. after his 1951 blacklisting in the U.S., the powerful undercurrents of class struggle and sexual repression erupt through the very British patina of civility to expose the poisoned undercurrents of a class-based society. Dirk Bogarde plays Barrett&hellip…

I Fidanzati

$25.95 | 77 minutes

OCIC Award

After taking a welding job in Sicily, a young man realizes he misses his fiancee who remains in Milan. In his loneliness, the young man stumbles across ways to rejuvinate their passion. Known for his humanism and his political content, director Ermanno Olmi (TREE OF THE WOODEN CLOGS) reached the heights of his over&hellip…

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Harakiri

$34.95 | 133 minutes

Jury Special Prize

Set in 17th-century Japan, director Makaki Kobayahi's HARAKIRI stars Tatsuya Nakadai (RAN) as masterless samurai Hanshiro Tsugumo. Structured in a series of flashbacks, the film opens in a period of serenity that has brought about a consolidation of power in Japan, resulting in the release of many samurai from&hellip…

Divorce, Italian Style

$34.95 | 104 minutes

Outstanding Direction(Nominee)

Director Pietro Germi's hilarious and pointed satire of Italian marital conventions is the prototypical Italian sex comedy. Ferdinando Cefalu, a handsome Sicilian nobleman, longs to marry his beautiful nubile cousin Angela. There's only one problem: he's already married. Living in a society that&hellip…

Divorce, Italian Style

$34.95 | 104 minutes

Best Foreign Language Film
Best Actor--Musical or Comedy

Director Pietro Germi's hilarious and pointed satire of Italian marital conventions is the prototypical Italian sex comedy. Ferdinando Cefalu, a handsome Sicilian nobleman, longs to marry his beautiful nubile cousin Angela. There's only one problem: he's already married&hellip…

David and Lisa

$21.95 | 93 minutes

Most Promising Newcomer- Male – Keir Dullea
Nominated for Most Promising Newcomer- Female(Nominee) – Janet Margolin

Now available in a brand-new digital transfer, this touching '60s classic about two emotionally disturbed teenagers drawn to each other in&hellip…

Jules et Jim

$34.95 | 105 minutes

Silver Ribbon, Best Director

JULES AND JIM is François Truffaut's intense, beautiful, enigmatic film about the lifelong friendship between two writers – French novelist Jim (Henri Serre) and Austrian children's author Jules (Oskar Werner) – and their mutual love for the eccentric Catherine (Jeanne Moreau). With&hellip…

Salvatore Giuliano

$34.95 | 125 minutes

Silver Ribbon, Best Score
Silver Ribbon, Best Director
Silver Ribbon, Best Cinematography

Francesco Rosi's neo-realist drama probes the mystery surrounding one of Italy's most beloved criminals. On July 5, 1950, in Castelvetrano, Sicily, the body of Salvatore Giuliano was found, punctured with bullet holes. Painting a&hellip…

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Harakiri

$34.95 | 133 minutes

Best Actor

Set in 17th-century Japan, director Makaki Kobayahi's HARAKIRI stars Tatsuya Nakadai (RAN) as masterless samurai Hanshiro Tsugumo. Structured in a series of flashbacks, the film opens in a period of serenity that has brought about a consolidation of power in Japan, resulting in the release of many samurai from their&hellip…

Sanjuro

$34.95 | 96 minutes

Best Actor – Tatsuya Nakadai

A sequel to YOJIMBO, SANJURO features Toshirô Mifune reprising his role as the title character, an uncouth wanderer with a quick sword. While napping in a deserted shrine, the cynical and unkempt warrior is awakened by a meeting of nine young samurai who seek&hellip…

David and Lisa

$21.95 | 93 minutes

Golden Laurel - Sleeper of the Year

Now available in a brand-new digital transfer, this touching '60s classic about two emotionally disturbed teenagers drawn to each other in a mental institution created a sensation among audiences and critics when it was first released. Portrayed unforgettably by Janet Margolin (Annie Hall) and&hellip…

Harakiri

$34.95 | 133 minutes

Best Film
Best Sound Recording
Best Art Direction
Best Film Sound

Set in 17th-century Japan, director Makaki Kobayahi's HARAKIRI stars Tatsuya Nakadai (RAN) as masterless samurai Hanshiro Tsugumo. Structured in a series of flashbacks, the film opens in a period of serenity that has brought about a consolidation of&hellip…

Il Posto

$25.95 | 93 minutes

Best Foreign Film(Nominee)

Domenico (Sandro Panseri) has migrated from his tiny Italian village to Milan. Here in the city, he has become little more than a number as he lands an entry level position with a company whose anonymity is matched only by that of Domenico's own status within Milan. The job seems to offer no opportunity&hellip…

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Nothing But a Man

$21.95 | 92 minutes

Abbey Lincoln and Ivan Dixon star in Michael Roemer's lyrical film about a young black couple struggling to live and love with dignity. Alabama, circa 1960. Duff's a brawny, handsome man who's been working as a railroad lineman for longer than he'd like to remember. When he meets Josie, a comely, serene school teacher, love blossoms&hellip…

The Umbrellas of Cherbourg

$17.95 | 92 minutes

Prix Louis Delluc

In the innovative film THE UMBRELLAS OF CHERBOURG, Jacques Demy pays loving homage to the Hollywood musical as well as the French melodrama. The film is shot in Cherbourg, France, using inventive cinematography and blazing colors and textures. Local life is rendered in pink, orange, green, and blue. Wallpapers&hellip…

Nothing But a Man

$21.95 | 92 minutes

Best Film

Abbey Lincoln and Ivan Dixon star in Michael Roemer's lyrical film about a young black couple struggling to live and love with dignity. Alabama, circa 1960. Duff's a brawny, handsome man who's been working as a railroad lineman for longer than he'd like to remember. When he meets Josie, a comely, serene school teacher&hellip…

The Servant

$7.95 | 115 minutes

Golden Lion(Nominee)

In THE SERVANT, Joseph Losey's 10th film made in the U.K. after his 1951 blacklisting in the U.S., the powerful undercurrents of class struggle and sexual repression erupt through the very British patina of civility to expose the poisoned undercurrents of a class-based society. Dirk Bogarde plays Barrett&hellip…

Hands Over The City

$34.95 | 100 minutes

Golden Lion

Rod Steiger gives a tour-de-force performance as a Machiavellian developer in this underappreciated early 1960s gem from Italian director Francesco Rosi. A scathing exposé of city politics and real estate, the vibrantly realistic film looks at the City Council plotting, greed, and inept development that severely damaged&hellip…

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