Lieutenant Drogo (Jacques Perrin, Corruption) is a young soldier eager to join the fight. After enlisting, he is sent to a border fortress where the troops prepare for battle in auteur Valerio Zurlini's film film..

Paranoid eccentrics in a charming fairy tale, or truth seekers unveiling a dangerous conspiracy, mother and daughter Ogier shine in a classic by Jacques Rivette (Jeanne la Pucelle, Va Savoir), as ominous as it is entertaining.

Following her release from a psychiatric hospital, Jessica (Zohra Lampert) moves to a remote farmhouse in the hope of making a fresh start. Upon arriving at the house with her husband (Barton Heyman) and their friend (Kevin O’Connor), they discover a mysterious drifter (Mariclare Costello) squatting there, who they allow to stay.

Shinobi series star Raizo Ichikawa returns as Mist Saizo, the legendary ninja hero of the previous films. As Japan is unified under shogun Ieyasu Tokugawa, Mist Saizo and his fellow ninja find themselves the target of shogunate forces, who see them as the last remaining threat to the power of the nation’s supreme ruler.

Another month, another packed release schedule in 1080p blu-ray land. Lets see which ones are worth picking up, shall we?

Dissatisfied with the state of the world Asko determines the best way to change things is to assassinate the president of FinlandAsko is a waiter who sees the elites around him enjoying life. Dissatisfied with the state of the world he determines the best way to change things is to assassinate the president of Finland. A talented marksman, he practices on a real target before working up to the key event. His antics draw attention from the police and he finds himself increasingly under pressure as detective Hanivaara closes in. As Asko, Hannu Lauri won Finland's top acting prize for his chilling performance, while the production itself was an anomaly in the Finnish film industry, an explosive thriller influenced by Hollywood that created a new blend of delirious Eurocrime. Now newly restored from original negative materials, Farewell, Mr. President is released for the first time on any format outside of Finland. Bonus Materials2K restoration of the film from the original negative by Radiance FilmsInterview with screenwriter Taavi Kassila (2026)Interview with programmer Matti Rämö (2026)Original trailer, newly scanned for this releaseGallery of rare imagery including behind-the-scenes photosReversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Time TomorrowBooklet featuring new writing by Matti RämöLimited edition of 2000 copies, presented in full-height Scanavo packaging with removable OBI strip leaving packaging free of certificates and markingsCast & CrewActors: Hannu Lauri Laila Raikka Antti Litja Tarmo Manni Aake KallialaDirector: Matti Kassila

A bored university student bullies classmates, scams his father and rapes a girl. His victims band together for revenge.A bored university student takes teenage rebellion to extremes, as he bullies classmates, scams his father out of his savings and rapes a college girl after spiking her drink. But as the number of targets grows, his victims band together and devise a plan for revenge, to be carried out in the titular punishment room. One of his darkest and most controversial films, Punishment Room saw director Kon Ichikawa (Ten Women in Black, Fires on the Plain) courting scandal with his unflinching depiction of abuse and rape among amoral post-war Japanese youth. Based on the story by future Tokyo governor Shintaro Ishihara, this film was highly divisive upon its initial release, but perhaps more pertinent today than ever. Bonus MaterialsHigh-Definition digital transferOriginal uncompressed mono audioNewly filmed interview with film historian Tatsuya Masuto (2026, 21 mins)The Complex Legacy of Shintaro Ishihara - a visual essay by Steve Corbeil on author Shintaro Ishihara and the original novel (2026, 17 mins)Reversible sleeve featuring newly commissioned artwork by Time TomorrowBooklet featuring new writing by Hayley Scanlon and an archival discussion with Kon IchikawaLimited edition of 3000 copies, presented in full-height Scanavo packaging with removable OBI strip leaving packaging free of certificates and markingsCast & CrewActors: Hiroshi Kawaguchi Ayako Wakao Teruko Kishi Nobuo NakamuraDirector: Kon Ichikawa

Based on the story by Shintaro Ishihara, a university student takes teenage rebellion to extremes and faces the consequences director Kon Ichikawa's landmark dark drama.

It’s love at first sight between jazz musician Harry (Anthony Edwards) and waitress Julie (Mare Winningham) - until the sudden threat of impending nuclear war puts their second date on hold.

When President Marc Jarry is assassinated, all members of the investigating commission agree the culprit was a lone wolf – except for Henri Volney (Yves Montand), who duly reopens the case.

Dissatisfied with the state of the world, a jaded waiter (Hannu Lauri) determines the best way to change things is to assassinate the president of Finland in this explosive thriller that kickstarted a...

A drifter meets an unhappily married woman and the pair a plot to murder her husband in Luchino Visconti’s (Senso, Le notti bianche) remarkable debut feature.

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After moving into a rural villa to reinvigorate his creative energies, a neurotic pop artist (Franco Nero) becomes obsessed with an uninhibited countess who died there many years prior.

Encouraged by his wife, a humble school teacher aspires for something more in this early film by Elio Petri (A Quiet Place in the Country, The Working Class Goes to Heaven).

Two New York City cops (Anthony Quinn and Yaphet Kotto) go after amateur crooks who are trying to start a gang war in director Barry Shear's cult crime thriller.

Ten Women in Black, 黒い十人の女, Ten Dark Women, Kon Ichikawa, Natto Wada, Fujiko Yamamoto, Mariko Miyagi, Tamao Nakamura, Kyôko Kishida, Eiji Funakoshi, Keiko Kishi, Jūzō Itami, comedy, drama, Radiance Fi...

Ryne has double-vision in this review of The Double newly on Blu-ray from Radiance Films.