Donovan and Mifune and Kurosawa back one more time.

Donovan's back to talk about Kurosawa's Yojimbo with us. It's a fun conversation as always.

Donovan, Stephen, Andrew Tobias, and Wrion Bowling gather around our hearts and hearths to talk Die Harder.

Gilliam's 1985 version of 1984 is a bit fatalistic, but stilll fun.

And the Ship Sails On is a tribute to film's artificiality and an 80-year late critique of European culture pre-WWI.

We're joined again by Stephen Goldmeier for Fellini's 1957 delight: Nights of Cabiria.

Black Orpheus is Marcel Camus' ode to Greek myth with a bossa nova beat. It's also a beautiful film.

Stephen Goldmeier joins Lost in Criterion once more to discuss Erik Skjoldbjærg's 1997 debut Insomnia and the problems with subtitles in multi-lingual works.

Stephen Goldmeier joins us once again to discuss the b-side to King Kong, 1932's The Most Dangerous Game

Abbas Kiarostami's Tate of Cherry (1997) is probably one of the more famour films to come out of Iran. That doesn't mean Pat or Adam had ever heard of it.