GME News
As November — or should we say Noirvember — comes to a close, we reflect on our collection of noir titles on DVD, DSL, and/or Blu-Ray. From bona fide classics to long unheralded diamonds-in-the-rough, these pulpy, moody gems are currently available for North American institutional acquisition from GME.
Read MoreWith the fall academic semester nearing completion, GME is pleased to present a robust selection of DVD and Blu-ray publications from the breadth and depth of a century of film history (the 1920’s to 2020).
Read MoreFilm Noir’s stylistic devices result in claustrophobic spaces that lead to the psychological and physical demise of the Noir protagonist; for experimental animators, the cinematic canvas is one that provides liberation of the character’s psyche. These two contrasting paradigms are represented by the new digital restoration of the Noir drama TRAPPED (1949) and the compilation DVD of animation films by Suzan Pitt.
Read MoreGME is pleased to present a robust selection (for the fall academic semester) of DVD and Blu-ray publications from the breadth and depth of a century of film history (the 1920’s to 2020).
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