The Newsstand – Episode 24 – Dual Formats, The November 2013 Line-up And More

This time on The Newsstand, Ryan is joined by David Blakeslee, Sean Hutchinson, Travis George and Josh Brunsting to talk about Criterion’s shift to dual-format releases, the November 2013 line-up, the World Cinema Foundation coming to the Hulu Plus channel, and more!

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Episode Links

• CriterionCast • The November 2013 Criterion Collection Line-up: …


• City Lights (1931) – The Criterion Collection


• Frances Ha (2013) – The Criterion Collection


• Tokyo Story (1953) – The Criterion Collection


• Zatoichi: The Blind Swordsman – The Criterion Collection


• CriterionCast • A look at Caitlin Kuhwald’s work inside the…


• CriterionCast • Check out this look inside the Zatoichi The Blind…


• CriterionCast • A better look at the first 9 covers in the…


• CriterionCast • A better look at covers 10 through 18 of the…


• CriterionCast • A better look at the last seven covers (19-25) in…


• CriterionCast • The wacky drawing for the July 2013 email…


• CriterionCast | 8 Films From The World Cinema Foundation Are Coming To The Criterion Collection’s Hulu Plus Channel This Summer


• CriterionCast • Kim Ki-Young’s The Housemaid is now featured on…


• What’s Happening on Hulu: The World Cinema Foundation – From the Current – The Criterion Collection


• CriterionCast | Janus Films Acquires The US Theatrical Rights To Paolo Sorrentino’s The Great Beauty


• CriterionCast | Actress Karen Black Dies at 74


• CriterionCast | For Criterion Consideration: Spike Lee’s Bamboozled


• CriterionCast | Spike Lee Takes To Kickstarter For A New Project


• Rupert Pupkin Speaks: Favorite Underrated Criterion Dramas – David Blakeslee

Episode Credits

• Ryan Gallagher (Twitter / Website)


• Joshua Brunsting (Twitter / Tumblr)


• David Blakeslee (Twitter / Criterion Reflections)


• Sean Hutchinson (Twitter / Latino Review)


• Travis George (Twitter / Instagram)

Music for the show is from Fatboy Roberts’ Geek Remixed project.