Bringing Back A Lost Western

Dear Arthouse Cinema Fans,

May is usually an exciting month for us and this year is no different. Corinth is pleased to bring back a lost Western – A Time For Dying – one of legendary director Budd Boetticher’s last films and the last appearance in a motion picture by America’s most famous World War 2 combat veteran, Audie Murphy. The film has been transferred from a 35mm negative and remastered, and is now available on Amazon Video & Prime! More VOD and broadcast platforms are under negotiation.

This month Corinth Films is traveling to the Cannes Film Festival where we will be on the lookout for more films to acquire and distribute. Cannes is the oldest and most prestigious film festival in the world where many of the great works of arthouse cinema were first unveiled, and is quite an event to be experienced by the film enthusiast!

Starting next month, Corinth will begin releasing on VOD its long-lost collection of Laurel & Hardy Laughtoon shorts starting with Big Business, Liberty, and Should Married Men Go Home? In the meantime, have a look at our new VOD releases and films-coming-soon below and let us know what you think!

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New VOD Releases

A TIME FOR DYING

(1969 | USA | Western)

A young gunslinger with ambitions to capture notorious outlaws of the West rescues a young woman tricked into working at a brothel and briefly makes a name for himself by picking off several members of Jesse James’ outfit before a final duel with Billy Pimple. Newly remastered digital.

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EINSTEIN’S UNIVERSE

(1979 | USA | Documentary)

A documentary produced in 1979 to celebrate the centenary of Albert Einstein’s birth. Narrated and hosted by Academy Award winning actor Peter Ustinov and written by renowned science writer Nigel Calder, the film takes place at the University of Texas’ MacDonald Observatory where a staff of expert astrophysicists take both Ustinov and the viewer through a hands-on experience of the exciting facets of Einstein’s Theory of General Relativity.

TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DIRTY

(2013 | USA | Comedy)

Coolio makes a rare appearance on the screen in this dark comedy about playing it dirty with insurance money. Down and out mattress store employee Rob (Mark Greenfield) and Manny (Coolio) seem like they can’t take another day at Affordable Mattress when a beautiful new co-worker lets them in on a scheme to murder her ex-husband and split the life insurance money. As an enthusiastic Amazon reviewer writes: “GREAT movie to watch after a bad day at work!”

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EINSTEIN’S UNIVERSE

(1979 | USA | Documentary)

JAIL CAESAR

(2012 | UK/South Africa/Canada | Avant-Garde)

Filmed in three of the most notorious prisons in the world, Jail Caesar uses both acclaimed actors (Derek Jacobi, John Kani and Alice Krige) and actual inmates incarcerated in these prisons to re-enact the tale of the turbulent young Julius Caesar. The film explores his struggle to survive by becoming a powerful military leader and surviving multiple attempts on his life.