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1.		Sátántangó [1994] from Artificial Eye Price: £12.38 Customer Review: I once went on a search for the longest film ever released and i stumbled upon this. At 7.5hours long it fitted the bill it's also black and white and in Hungarian. So i bought it purely because it was 7.5hrs long, b&w and Hungarian. I just wanted to see if i could, i had no idea what the... more info	Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 Click here for more information

2.		Stalker [1979] from Artificial Eye Price: £7.98 Customer Review: This 1979 movie is like an empty Christmas tree; you can hang all your dumb metaphors on it. And good luck to you. Truthfully, this movie had me captivated for the first 60-70 minutes until the 3 men made it into the Zone and started talking complete metaphsical/wishey washey/pseudo intellectual... more info	Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 Click here for more information

3.		Mirror [1974] from Artificial Eye Customer Review: For some reason this film has a special and unique meaning for me, personally. It is not something that one could 'put one's finger on' and perhaps that is part of the wonder of this great and moving testimonial to the mystery of human existence. I have mixed feelings about this new DVD from... more info	Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 Click here for more information

4.		The Jean Vigo Collection (2 disc Collector's Edition) from Artificial Eye Price: £10.68 Customer Review: Some reputations in cinema are over-flated. So what of Jean Vigo, whose career output consisted of three shorts and one feature? Widely considered one of the all time great film directors, is his legend really deserved on the strength of one full length film? Oh yes and then some! His... more info	Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0 Click here for more information

5.		Marketa Lazarova [1967] from Secondrun Price: £10.98 Customer Review: Firstly, I'll start by saying that I found this film astonishing on an aesthetic level. The imagery is remarkable, the sound design and score are faultless (in terms of the musical soundtrack, something that was so often a feature of European cinema from the mid-fifties onwards, with the ascension... more info	Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0 Click here for more information

6.		Last Year At Marienbad [1961] from Optimum Home Entertainment Price: £5.98 Customer Review: A excellent film except for the English subtitles in the image area which disrupt the viewing experience. These cannot be defeated. I note that there is a French version without sub titles available on the Amazon web site in France and perhaps this should be listed on the UK site as long as it is... more info	Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0 Click here for more information

7.		Andrei Rublev [1973] from Artificial Eye Price: £8.98 Customer Review: If picture quality is your main concern, then this is the edition for you, as the image is splendid, a restored version the sharpness of which adds considerably to the majesty and impact of Tarkovsky's masterpiece. Purchasers ought to be aware however that the director's Soviet masters took... more info	Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0 Click here for more information

8.		La Notte [Masters of Cinema] [1961] from Eureka Entertainment Ltd Price: £14.98 Customer Review: Nice film and a really nice transfer. Though it would have been nice to have a commentary or more extras (as Criterions Antonioni-DVDs. But the value for money is good anyway, and this rich film can be watched several times. Recommended.	Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0 Click here for more information

9.		The Round Up [1966] from Second Run Price: £9.98 Customer Review: Along with 'The Red and the White' by the same director and also released by Second Run DVD, this film is a must-have for any serious collector of world cinema. Made in Communist Hungary in 1966, it is about Hungarian prisoners rounded up by the Austrians one hundred years earlier, and held in a... more info	Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0 Click here for more information

10.		The Apu Trilogy from Artificial Eye Price: £21.98 Customer Review: Ravi Shankar's sitar quivers in a brilliant Raga, as the tabla player brings us into a trance of rhythmic grace. We enter a world. That is what cinema should be about of course, bringing us a world, another world, but above all a world. In this world, a young girl scurries in a neigbours... more info	Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0 Click here for more information

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