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The new box set contains seven of Wong Kar Wai’s films.

It is a universal tale of wanting a better way of living, but sometimes having to tread dangerous waters to make those seemingly attainable dreams come true.

As many film buffs know, legendary filmmaker Sam Peckinpah remains one of the greatest and most unpredictable directors in the history of film.

There have been so many tales of adolescence and teenage portraits of sexual and social mores than most people can shake a leg with. However, only a few of them manage to age well and provide a certain of relevancy and real-world humanity. Joyce Chopra’s strangely lyrical 1985 portrait Smooth Talk, is definitely one of…

A tough, but absolutely profound portrait of the complex bond of siblings on the outskirts of society.

A bleak, beautifully simple, and emotionally involving portrait of the immigrant experience.

Elia Kazan’s still provocative 1956 pot boiler headlines a new week of releases.

A creepy 1974 political thriller takes the top spot of a new week of releases.

The new 4K edition of Spike Lee’s still provocative and fiery 1989 masterpiece takes the top spot this week.

A harrowing, emotionally draining vision of war by one of the most underrated directors starts off a new week of interesting releases.

A haunting and unforgettable portrait of war gets a fantastic new upgrade by Criterion.

A new 4K Blu-ray of John Carpenter’s 1988 subversive horror flick tops a new week of releases.

An incredibly underrated and eerily atmospheric ’80s slasher tops a new week of releases.

A late ’70s cult horror gem with ideas, even if those ideas are not entirely successful.

I think this is definite 100% must-have set for film buffs everywhere.

One of the finest American films of all-time headlines a new week of slim releases.

A snarling, ferocious debut by one of today’s most innovative and fearless directors.

A still strangely intriguing pseudo work about filmmaking and its more emotional follow-up gets a new upgrade by Criterion.

A still fun, deliciously silly, and thoughtful 1990 cult classic takes the top spot of a new week of releases.

A still enchanting and emotionally grounded romantic comedy gem from one of the greatest directors of all-time.

A 1967 Robert Bresson classic starts off a new week of incredible releases.

Cronenberg’s most provocative and sexually charged film headlines a new week of interesting releases.

A massive 15-disc box set of one of the all-time greatest iconoclasts headlines a new week of interesting releases.

Jim Jarmusch’s 1999 quirky action classic starts off a new week of interesting releases.

Ronix Flix pulls out all the stops for a still notorious 1978 cult classic with a collection that may be a must-have, depending on your tastes.

A 1978 modern classic about female friendship and women in the big city tops a new week of interesting releases.

A highly overlooked crime drama full of delicious slow burns and ideas.

A now classic and highly relevant comic book saga tops a new week of releases.

Bong Joon-ho’s modern masterpiece headlines a new week of stellar releases.

One of the greatest trilogies in film history gets another upgrade and headlines a new week of releases.

An excellent and truthful depiction of African American life and love that still feels all-too modern.

One of horror history’s most iconic franchises tops a new week of solid releases.

Jean-Luc Godard’s violent and unpredictable 1965 road movie comes back to Criterion.

A quietly sublime and unassuming portrait of desperate adulthood and hard lessons.

Jean-Luc Godard’s 1965 stylish masterpiece starts off a new week of releases.

A moody and very provocative depiction of female obsession and sexuality.

David Cronenberg’s controversial and super underrated 1975 feature debut celebrates its 45th anniversary.

Kubrick’s harrowing 1987 anti-war masterpiece headlines a new week of releases.

David Cronenberg’s highly underrated directorial debut top a new week of interesting releases.

Claire Denis’s 1999 masterpiece of jealousy, erotic/repressed desire, and personal destruction makes its long-awaited debut to the Criterion Collection.

A new 4K collection of four Hitchcock classics headlines a new week of solid releases.

Tim Burton’s 1988 horror comedy classic makes its 4K UHD debut, among other releases this week.

An offbeat, underrated character drama from one of the all-time greatest directors starts off a new week of releases.

An often funny, manic, and sometimes raunchy document of the continuous discussion of gender politics.

Pete Davidson really shines in a slightly overlong, but still hilarious and thoughtful tale of love, loss, and finding who are.

A disturbingly relevant thriller that feels eerily modern to today’s skewered politics.

A spirited, and not-so ancient battle-of-the-sexes documentary headlines a new week of interesting releases.

Criterion’s mammoth box set of the work of the legendary Agnes Varda tops a new week of releases.

Volker Schlondorff and Margarethe von Trotta’s 1975 disturbingly modern political thriller tops a new week of releases.