Magnolia announced both Erick Zonca's
Julia, with the wonderful Tilda Swinton, and Jennifer Chambers Lynch's
Surveillance, with Bill Pullman and Julia Ormond, for 18 August. Surveillance, Lynch's follow-up to her disasterous debut
Boxing Helena, will also be available on Blu-ray. And speaking of Sherilyn Fenn, City Lights is bringing the world a film called
Zombie High, from 1987 and also starring Virginia Madsen, on 23 June. This would be director Ron Link's first and last film.
Strand announced two titles for July.
The Ring Finger [
L'annulaire], starring Olga Kurylenko, Marc Barbé, Stipe Erceg and Edith Scob, hits shelves on the 21st, while
Le jupon rouge, with Alida Valli, comes out on the 7th. Sony announced the long overdue Spanish horror film
[REC], which was remade into
Quarantine, on 14 July. Nikita Mikhalkov's
12 will be out the same day, also from Sony.
Image will release Giuseppe Tornatore's so-bad-it-might-be-good
The Unknown Woman [
La sconosciuta] on 21 July. Cinema Libre is releasing Nicolas Klotz's
The Bengali Night [
La nuit Bengali], with Hugh Grant, Shabana Azmi and John Hurt, on 23 June. Facets will have another Masahiro Kobayashi film,
Bootleg Film, out on 28 July.
And finally, Eric at Filmbo's Chick Magnet has tipped off on a few films on their way to DVD.
The State: Complete Series.
Two for Buñuel from Microcinema:
Las hurdes [
Land Without Bread] and
Death in the Garden [
La mort en ce jardin] with Simone Signoret. Mitchell Leisen's
Remember the Night, written by Preston Sturges and starring Barbara Stanwyck? Whit Stillman's
The Last Days of Disco for certain getting a Criterion release?
The State is out 14 July, the 2 Buñuels are certain but without a date,
The Last Days of Disco is a distinct possibility and the Leisen may just be an Amazon placeholder. We'll see.
Magnolia announced both Erick Zonca's Julia, with the wonderful Tilda Swinton, and Jennifer Chambers Lynch's Surveillance, with Bill Pullman and Julia Ormond, for 18 August. Surveillance, Lynch's follow-up to her disasterous debut Boxing Helena, will also be available on Blu-ray. And speaking of Sherilyn Fenn, City Lights is bringing the world a film called Zombie High, from 1987 and also starring Virginia Madsen, on 23 June. This would be director Ron Link's first and last film.
Strand announced two titles for July. The Ring Finger [L'annulaire], starring Olga Kurylenko, Marc Barbé, Stipe Erceg and Edith Scob, hits shelves on the 21st, while Le jupon rouge, with Alida Valli, comes out on the 7th. Sony announced the long overdue Spanish horror film [REC], which was remade into Quarantine, on 14 July. Nikita Mikhalkov's 12 will be out the same day, also from Sony.
Image will release Giuseppe Tornatore's so-bad-it-might-be-good The Unknown Woman [La sconosciuta] on 21 July. Cinema Libre is releasing Nicolas Klotz's The Bengali Night [La nuit Bengali], with Hugh Grant, Shabana Azmi and John Hurt, on 23 June. Facets will have another Masahiro Kobayashi film, Bootleg Film, out on 28 July.
And finally, Eric at Filmbo's Chick Magnet has tipped off on a few films on their way to DVD. The State: Complete Series. Two for Buñuel from Microcinema: Las hurdes [Land Without Bread] and Death in the Garden [La mort en ce jardin] with Simone Signoret. Mitchell Leisen's Remember the Night, written by Preston Sturges and starring Barbara Stanwyck? Whit Stillman's The Last Days of Disco for certain getting a Criterion release? The State is out 14 July, the 2 Buñuels are certain but without a date, The Last Days of Disco is a distinct possibility and the Leisen may just be an Amazon placeholder. We'll see.
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