One hundred films priced at just £2.99 each for HD download on iTunes, all released by Curzon/Artificial Eye.
There's a fantastic mix of classic (including many Charlie Chaplin films, the 400 Blows), foreign language films (including The Three Colours Trilogy, Force Majeure, A Separation and The Great Beauty), modern independent releases (Winter's Bone, Berberian Sound Studio, Still Alice and What Maisie Knew), documentaries and more... Also lots of films by Lars von Trier, Andrea Arnold, Peter Strickland - some great filmmakers in there.
Just a really good mix, I think! Hope this helps someone.
Latest comments (15)
ewanjones
27 Mar 16#15
Amazing offer. Many of these are £2.99 on Amazon.co.uk too. Thanks op.
gslgregory
25 Mar 161#14
Thanks for the effort in listing these. Not for me though as I'm a dinosaur and still prefer physical media!
rodhull
24 Mar 16#13
The Maid is a fantastic film. One of my all time favourites
chriscampbell10
24 Mar 16#12
I really enjoyed Holy Motors - it stayed with me for months. Winter's Bone and Berberian Sound Studio are also great, and A Separation is really very affecting indeed. This time around, I bought five Charlie Chaplins and The Consequences of Love (which I saw years ago and really, really loved).
To my shame, I've never seen any of the Three Colours films...!
Splutterbug
24 Mar 16#9
I've been wanting to see 400 Blows for ages, thanks. Any other recomendations?
unterwasser to Splutterbug
24 Mar 161#11
Loads of great ones listed. Three Colours trilogy is a must as are the Chaplin films.
McCullin is a great but brutal documentary about the war photographer, some graphic images in it but he's a fantastic, engaging subject.
Also graphic but not for the same reason is Nymphomaniac 1&2, I found them both very entertaining but they're extremely divisive and not for the easily offended.
Wild Tales won the BAFTA and is very blackly comedic as is Force Majeure.
Holy Motors is something quite extraordinary, a genre of its own. There's a few images in it which are difficult to shift, whther or not that's a good thing I'll let you decide ;-)
snagglet00th
24 Mar 16#10
Great price for many of those films, highly recommend Wild Tales, Force Majeure, Duke of Burgundy, A Pigeon Sat In A Branch and Two Days One Night out of the newer ones.
aninginaneana
23 Mar 162#8
Wow, what a great post, thank you!
chriscampbell10
23 Mar 16#7
...if some kind mod could edit these posts so that the line breaks show up in the app as well as the website, that would be kind. I did try - but couldn't seem to make it happen.
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Opening post
There's a fantastic mix of classic (including many Charlie Chaplin films, the 400 Blows), foreign language films (including The Three Colours Trilogy, Force Majeure, A Separation and The Great Beauty), modern independent releases (Winter's Bone, Berberian Sound Studio, Still Alice and What Maisie Knew), documentaries and more... Also lots of films by Lars von Trier, Andrea Arnold, Peter Strickland - some great filmmakers in there.
Just a really good mix, I think! Hope this helps someone.
Latest comments (15)
To my shame, I've never seen any of the Three Colours films...!
McCullin is a great but brutal documentary about the war photographer, some graphic images in it but he's a fantastic, engaging subject.
Also graphic but not for the same reason is Nymphomaniac 1&2, I found them both very entertaining but they're extremely divisive and not for the easily offended.
Wild Tales won the BAFTA and is very blackly comedic as is Force Majeure.
Holy Motors is something quite extraordinary, a genre of its own. There's a few images in it which are difficult to shift, whther or not that's a good thing I'll let you decide ;-)
Alps
Ginger and Rosa
Le Havre
Limelight
Life of Crime
The Selfish Giant
First Position
A Late Quartet
360
In Your Hands
Wuthering Heights
Route Irish
The Tree
Joe
Le Week-End
Breathe in
Lore
Wreckers
The Maid
Scatter My Ashes at Bergdorf's
What Maisie Knew
Beware of Mr. Baker
Zaytoun
El Bulli
Polisse
Archipelago
The Chaplin Revue
I, Anna
The Woman in the Fifth
Antichrist
Il Divo
A Swedish Love Story
A King in New York
A Woman of Paris
The Lunchbox
The Past
Call Girl
The Hunter
The Kid With a Bike
Beyond the Reach
Clouds of Sils Maria
Berberian Sound Studio
The Deep Blue Sea
Pina
Two Days, One Night
Holy Motors
We Need to Talk About Kevin
Cycling with Molière
Amour
The Consequences of Love
Jimi: All Is By My Side
Thérèse Desqueyroux
A Separation
Of Gods and Men
Fish Tank
The 400 Blows
Timbuktu
Lilting
The Kid
McCullin
Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry
The White Ribbon
Être et Avoir
The Gold Rush
Elles
Winter's Bone
The Circus
Nymphomaniac: Volume I
Nymphomaniac: Volume II
The Big Picture
Waltz With Bashir
Ida
Melancholia
Venus in Fur
Modern Times
The Salt of the Earth
Still Alice
The Choir
A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence
13 Assassins
Force Majeure
Blue is the Warmest Colour
The Great Beauty
Leviathan
Three Colours White
Three Colours Blue
Three Colours Red
My Old Lady
Babette's Feast
The Great Dictator
Enemy
Frank
Still Life
The Duke of Burgundy