"La dolce vita" is more bitter than sweet in these razor-sharp rarities

Japanese silent films are no longer silent in this fabulous — and expensive — DVD-ROM

HK's martial arts film stylishly bridge time, space, and now cultures

A comprehensive look at a seminal decade in one of the world's great cinemas

Hong Kong's martial arts madness in legend, history, and, oh yeah, the movies

Jackie spills his guts — this time verbally

Among their thrills, Woo’s homoerotic bullet ballets offered welcome distraction from 1997’s doomsday scenarios

Two HK classics blur — make that erase — gender boundaries with thrilling results

Hong Kong's master of balletic blood 'n bulletplay speaks!

Damn we’re good

What’s black and white and simply reeks with class?

A 19-year-old newcomer and a middle-aged veteran steal the show from two legends of Hong Kong cinema

A grim intersection of homophobia and hysteria ruins two men’s lives

The latest attempt at a "gay crossover date movie" almost succeeds

Like the macho dancers it portrays, this uneasy mix of melodrama and realism never quite gets it up

Soldier by day, tranny slut by night

A pristine transfer of one of the Bard’s most gothic — and gayest, in Olivier’s hands — works

Wendy Hiller triumphs in this fine 1938 film of Shaw’s masterpiece

Is Tom Neal’s Al Roberts really Fate’s Plaything or just the ultimate pushy buttom?

Schoolboys on strike, farting contests, and a mysteriously acquired washer make up the world of this Japanese classic

A tacky theatrical troupe finds fun and romance — and occasionally a paycheck — on the road in Fellini’s classic

The "moment" is both defined and celebrated in this exceptional documentary

A heady tour of recent Russian cinema from one of Europe’s oldest festivals