In this episode The Criterionist talks about Robert J. Flahetry's NANOOK OF THE NORTH. He talks about how it is pretty simple and why the filmmaker staged most of the situations.

HE'S BACK! In this episode The Criterionist talks about David Lean's OLIVER TWIST. He talks about how the two David Lean directed Charles Dicken's adaptations are not his cup of tea and how much he loves movies where kids get knocked around.

In this episode The Criterionist talks about David Lean's GREAT EXPECTATIONS. He talks about all the coincidences in the film even though the story lends itself to it.

In this episode The Criterionist is joined by his wife to talk Fritz Lang's M. They talk about the great performance by Peter Lorre and the pros and cons of the judicial system.

In this episode The Criterionist talks about Peter Weir's PICNIC AT HANGING ROCK. He talks about the eerie tone and the odd themes.

In this episode The Criterionist talks about Paul Morrisey's BLOOD FOR DRACULA. He talks about how weird it is and down right creepy.