On DVD, Blu-ray and VOD, Nov. 15, 2011

Krzysztof Kieślowski's now classic trilogy finally gets the Blu-ray treatment it so deserves courtesy of the folks over at The Criterion Collection, who have outfitted the release with a slew of new features including new interviews with actors Julie Delpy and Irene Jacob, along with new video essays by film writers Annette Insdorf, Tony Rayns, and Dennis Lim. A must own.

Mike Mills acclaimed follow-up to "Thumbsucker" was a hit with the critics this year, garnering the film two Gotham Awards nominations for Best Film and Best Ensemble Cast. The dryly comic drama centers on an artist (Ewan McGregor) dealing with the recent passing away of his father (Christopher Plummer) who came out as gay shortly before dying.

Academy Award-winning composer Giorgio Moroder's 1984 remix of the classic that includes a pop/rock soundtrack featuring songs by Pat Benatar, Billy Squier, Freddie Mercury, Bonnie Tyler, Adam Ant, Jon Anderson and others gets a revamp courtesy of Kino Lorber. On top of the revamped soundtrack, "Giorgio Moroder Presents Metropolis" features footage not included in the initial version, new sound effects, color tinting and subtitles that replace the film's original intertitles. Included is "The Fading Image," a documentary produced by Moroder which chronicles his work on the restoration.

"True Blood" heartthrob Ryan Kwanten gives a charming performance as Griff, a shy office worker by day who subs as a superhero by night. When his concerned brother tries to intervene, Griff comes across the equally eccentric Melody and falls hard.

With Christmas just around the corner, get into the holiday spirit by checking out this heart warming and hilarious documentary about one man's journey to 'become' Santa Claus.

Charlotte Rampling, Bill Pullman and Irene Jacob headline a terrific ensemble cast in this sexy comedy from Jonathan Nossieter ("Mondovino") that charts the misadventures of a group of expatriates in Rio.