Kino Lorber

summer reading recommendations

Summer Reading Recommendations from Sean Durkin, Eugene Kotlyarenko, Bing Liu and More

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Mixed Media: Award-Winning Touch Me Not Explores Notions of Intimacy Through a Variety of Boundary-Pushing Methods

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Foreign Contenders: John Trengove on Surviving the Controversy Surrounding South Africa’s The Wound

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"My Films are Free:" Filipino Master Lav Diaz on His Four-Hour Latest, The Woman Who Left

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An Artist Archaeologist’s Palette: Ghostly, Decaying Film Stock is Bill Morrison’s Raw Found-Footage Doc Material

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Unspoken Invitation: In Stéphane Brizé’s A Woman’s Life, The End of Innocence is Timeless

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Bedouin Dreams: Elite Zexer Talks Ancient Gender Bias in Israel’s Oscar Entry Sand Storm

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Losing Her Voice: In Philippe Faucon’s Poignant Fatima, an Immigrant Faces Cultural Difference Even Within Family

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