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Critic’s Choice: New DVDs New this week is a box set of films featuring the French megastar Alain Delon, captured at the height of his popularity in the 1960s and ’70s. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: New DVDs New this week is a box set of films featuring the French megastar Alain Delon, captured at the height of his popularity in the 1960s and ’70s. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: New DVDs: Georges Méliès “Georges Méliès: First Wizard of Cinema (1896-1913)” is a major act of scholarship that brings together surviving Méliès films from eight countries. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: New DVDs: Georges Méliès “Georges Méliès: First Wizard of Cinema (1896-1913)” is a major act of scholarship that brings together surviving Méliès films from eight countries. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: New DVDs: Georges Méliès “Georges Méliès: First Wizard of Cinema (1896-1913)” is a major act of scholarship that brings together surviving Méliès films from eight countries. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: New DVDs: Georges Méliès “Georges Méliès: First Wizard of Cinema (1896-1913)” is a major act of scholarship that brings together surviving Méliès films from eight countries. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: New DVDs: Georges Méliès “Georges Méliès: First Wizard of Cinema (1896-1913)” is a major act of scholarship that brings together surviving Méliès films from eight countries. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: New DVDs: Georges Méliès “Georges Méliès: First Wizard of Cinema (1896-1913)” is a major act of scholarship that brings together surviving Méliès films from eight countries. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: New DVDs: Georges Méliès “Georges Méliès: First Wizard of Cinema (1896-1913)” is a major act of scholarship that brings together surviving Méliès films from eight countries. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: New DVDs: Georges Méliès “Georges Méliès: First Wizard of Cinema (1896-1913)” is a major act of scholarship that brings together surviving Méliès films from eight countries. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: New DVDs: German Expressionism The films in the “German Expressionism Collection” converse between themselves in illuminating ways. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: New DVDs: German Expressionism The films in the “German Expressionism Collection” converse between themselves in illuminating ways. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: New DVDs: German Expressionism The films in the “German Expressionism Collection” converse between themselves in illuminating ways. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: New DVDs: German Expressionism The films in the “German Expressionism Collection” converse between themselves in illuminating ways. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: Respect in a Box: Giving John Ford the Major American Artist Treatment “Ford at Fox” is a gargantuan boxed set that assembles 24 of the 50-some films John Ford made for the studio that was his most consistent home. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: Respect in a Box: Giving John Ford the Major American Artist Treatment “Ford at Fox” is a gargantuan boxed set that assembles 24 of the 50-some films John Ford made for the studio that was his most consistent home. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: Respect in a Box: Giving John Ford the Major American Artist Treatment “Ford at Fox” is a gargantuan boxed set that assembles 24 of the 50-some films John Ford made for the studio that was his most consistent home. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: Respect in a Box: Giving John Ford the Major American Artist Treatment “Ford at Fox” is a gargantuan boxed set that assembles 24 of the 50-some films John Ford made for the studio that was his most consistent home. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: Respect in a Box: Giving John Ford the Major American Artist Treatment “Ford at Fox” is a gargantuan boxed set that assembles 24 of the 50-some films John Ford made for the studio that was his most consistent home. Source: NYT
Critic’s Choice: Respect in a Box: Giving John Ford the Major American Artist Treatment “Ford at Fox” is a gargantuan boxed set that assembles 24 of the 50-some films John Ford made for the studio that was his most consistent home. Source: NYT

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