Sofia Coppola: Paramount Classics Feared ‘Virgin Suicides’ Release Would Encourage Girls to Commit Suicide
“The Virgin Suicides” is hitting The Criterion Collection this month, marking the first time a Coppola-directed movie joins the library.
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‘Bowling for Columbine,’ ‘Female Trouble,’ and More Coming to the Criterion Collection
16 years later, Michael Moore’s Oscar-winning film is more relevant than ever.
Criterion Collection 2018 Releases and Cover Art: ‘The Virgin Suicides’ and More
A look at every movie joining the Collection in 2018.
‘Midnight Cowboy,’ ‘Graduation,’ ‘Au hasard Balthazar,’ and More to Join the Criterion Collection
“Beyond the Hills” and “Mishima” are also being released.
Guillermo del Toro Picks 11 Criterion Collection Movies You Need to See
Del Toro recommends classics from the Coen brothers, Jean Cocteau, and Alfred Hitchcock.
‘The Breakfast Club’ Deleted Scene Offers a Glimpse of Molly Ringwald and Ally Sheedy’s Growing Friendship — Watch
It’s taken from the upcoming Criterion Collection release.
‘Silence of the Lambs,’ ‘Night of the Living Dead,’ and More Join Criterion Collection in February 2018
Classics from Jonathan Demme, George A. Romero, and more are coming to the Criterion Collection in 2018.
Criterion Collection Announces November Titles, Including Seminal Lesbian Drama ‘Desert Hearts’ and ‘The Philadelphia Story’
The collection will add four more titles to its ranks later this year, including a seminal lesbian drama and a Katharine Hepburn classic.
Free Streaming Nirvana: How to Access a Collection of the Greatest Movies Using Your Library Card
Educational distributor Kanopy is a free Netflix alternative for film nerds that includes over 400 Criterion titles.
Richard Linklater, Kevin Smith and Miranda July Reveal ‘Split Screen’ Secrets During Indie Series Tribute
John Pierson’s seminal TV series introduced the indie world to some of its biggest successes. Here’s how.
The 10 Best Criterion Collection DVDs and Blu-rays of 2016
From the Coen brothers to Krzysztof Kieślowski, the Criterion Collection made it a great year to double down on physical media.
