Two Classics With A Twist
Dear Arthouse Cinema Fans,
Corinth Films Amazon Channel
Easily find all the arthouse, foreign and indie movies that Corinth releases – FREE to watch if you have a Prime subscription!
Corinth Films Vimeo Channel
Find our movies on Vimeo, a platform for high quality video content. Check out our Vimeo on Demand channel!
Corinth Films YouTube Channel
If you’re in the mood for some classics, head over to our YouTube channel where you can find some old favorites with custom captioning created by Corinth’s multimedia specialist. New movies and TV shows are always being added, so be sure to subscribe so you don’t miss out when there’s something new.
New VOD Releases
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (LOY COOK SCORE)
(1925 | USA | Drama)
The original 1925 masterpiece starring Don Chaney with a Loy Cook score commissioned by Corinth Films.
METROPOLIS (LOY COOK SCORE)
(1927 | Germany | Sci-Fi / Drama)
The original 1927 Fritz Lang masterpiece with a Loy Cook score commissioned by Corinth Films.
KILL DADDY GOODNIGHT
(2009 | Austria | Drama)
Set in the early 90’s, Ratz Kramer designs a video game in which the player can import the likeness of their father and commit patricide. He is summoned to New York City by a friend to help renovate a basement which is inhabited by an old Lithuanian war criminal in hiding, unbeknownst to Ratz who readily accepts the task so that he can try to see his game to a distributor while in the city.
New DVD Releases
AMERIKA SQUARE
(2016 | Greece | Drama)
Athens 2016. The complexities of immigration are exposed when four lives collide within the backdrop of Amerika Square. Two Greek friends, along with a Syrian ex-Military doctor, an African singer and a human trafficker each navigate the refugee crisis in Athens. When one of their actions becomes the unthinkable, the others are forced to work together to escape the consequences. Mixing a kinetic visual style with ripped-from-the-headlines storytelling, Amerika Square is an unflinching look at the mass migration economy – where borders are business.
WATERBOYS
(2016 | Netherlands | Comedy-Drama)
Waterboys tells a humorous and moving story of the evolving relationship between crime novelist Victor (Leopold Witte) and his cello-playing son Zack (Tim Linde). When Zack is dumped by his girlfriend and Victor is dumped by Zack’s mother on the same day, the two men grieve and briefly console one another before heading off on a trip to Scotland where Victor hopes to promote his latest book and spend some bonding time with Zack. Victor’s selfish tendencies nearly alienate the fragile relationship he shares with his son, and the trip becomes increasingly turbulent as the reasons for the pairs domestic troubles come to light.
NUCLEAR NIGHTMARES
(1980 | USA | Documentary)
From the late science writer Nigel Calder comes Nuclear Nightmares, a visually frightening examination of the world’s Cold War era nuclear weapon infrastructure. Host Peter Ustinov utilizes his wit and charm to narrate for the viewer how the US command and control system functions in both training and in the event of an actual retaliatory nuclear strike, and the chilling means by which airpower, nuclear submarines and underground ICBM launch pads are employed to ensure absolute vengeance on the aggressor. Throughout the film, Ustinov colorfully illustrates several scenarious of what might happen if the missiles are unleashed and so commences ‘the war that must never happen.’
HOLLYWOOD ON TRIAL
(1975 | USA | Documentary)
Is our First Amendment right as protected as we think? Telling the story of the Hollywood 10, this classic documentary explores how the House Un-American Activities Committee was able to summon before it American citizens of the motion picture industry and interrogate them about their political affiliations and beliefs. Featuring interviews with Dalton Trumbo and other prominent screenwriters.
Upcoming Films
Here’s a sneak peak of some new films we’ll be releasing in the coming months – stay tuned for our May newsletter!
Follow Corinth Films on:
