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GME Gem #12: The Fall Art Scene, But Where Did Our Love Go?
It’s that time of year again when the film and art scenes get serious. In 1966 a young Warren Sonbert captured it in his second film, WHERE DID OUR LOVE GO?
Read MoreNow that the Fall semester has begun, GME is sending this reminder about our recent and extensive DVD offerings as well as an early announcement about some exciting new releases coming up this Fall that we distribute uniquely to the North American university market.
Read MoreWriter/artist Dennis Cooper & filmmaker Zac Farley: “We love James Benning’s films and thought about them when imagining our film’s possibilities. What makes his great 1987 documentary LANDSCAPE SUICIDE feel particularly like an elder kin to Permanent Green Light is how it eschews the psychological rhetoric that usually accompanies filmic accounts of crime, caring only about the mysterious vacancy of the film’s people and locations, and their relationships to each other.”
Read MoreGME Gem #11: HENRI STORCK - OSTENDE, REINE DES PLAGES
Henri Storck (Belgium 1907 - 1999) lived through the whole history of cinema, passing from silent to sound, and from experimental to lyrical documentary. He especially enjoyed chronicling the adventures at the “Queen of beaches” in his native city of Ostend.
Read MoreGME GEM #10 - COOLING DOWN WITH NANOOK OF THE NORTH
Beat the heat with our Canadian cousins digging some vinyl grooves in the cool northern climes.
Read MoreNow that a new fiscal year has commenced just this month for numerous academic institutions, GME is sending this gentle reminder about our extensive DVD offerings that we distribute uniquely to the North American university market.
Read MoreGME GEM #9 - CINERAMA'S RUSSIAN ADVENTURE
Bing Crosby presents 1960s Russian panopticon technology and sharedcitizenship in this grand and intimate Kinopanorama of the World Cup 2018 hosts.
Read MoreGME is proud to announce the winners of the Il Cinema Ritrovato Festival 2018 DVD awards for Best Single Release (BEHIND THE DOOR) and Best Rediscovery of a Forgotten Film (MARQUIS DE WAVRIN).
Read MoreA short clip from the DVD/Blu-ray edition HENRI STORCK: MISÈRE AU BORINAGE - THE SOCIAL FILMS. An early, somber examination of human despair.
Read MoreGME takes you underground with Jeff Scher’s TUNNEL VISION (2013).
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