Kino Lorber

11/27/2025

A poetic story of growth, loss, and the choices that shape us, THE BUSINESS OF FANCYDANCING reunites Spokane Reservation best friends Aristotle and Seymour sixteen years after graduation, tracing the paths that pulled them apart.

The new restoration of Sherman Alexie’s historic Native American film is now playing in theaters: knlor.com/fancydancing

11/26/2025

Four ABBOTT AND COSTELLO films are now available to own on 4K UHD 📀: knlor.com/abbottcostello

Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein (1948)
Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man (1951)
Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1953)
Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy (1955)

11/26/2025

Family films—some are heartfelt, some are uncomfortable, and all are deeply relatable. Whether you’re watching with your loved ones or taking a much-needed break from them, these family stories from around the world are perfect for Thanksgiving weekend:

Stream unforgettable family films from around the world on Kino Film Collection this Thanksgiving weekend that range from heartfelt dramas to complicated comedies.

11/25/2025

Director Sepideh Farsi speaks to Morning Joe about her latest film, PUT YOUR SOUL ON YOUR HAND AND WALK, and its shining subject, Palestinian photojournalist and poet Fatma Hassona.

The moving and essential documentary is now playing in theaters in the US & Canada: knlor.com/putyoursoul

11/25/2025

A Cannes Film Festival selection and the Egyptian entry to the 2016 Academy Awards, this powerful tale of resistance and shared humanity takes place entirely within the confines of a police van.

CLASH is now streaming on Kino Film Collection: knlor.com/4p0D9nn

11/24/2025

A weekend choir retreat becomes a turning point for a shy teen as she confronts her beliefs and her desires in this breakout coming-of-age drama from director Urska Djukic.

Slovenia’s Official Submission to the 98th Academy Awards, LITTLE TROUBLE GIRLS, opens in theaters next Friday at IFC Center before expanding: bit.ly/littletroublegirls

11/22/2025

Do you use the "Wishlist" feature on our website? Well you should because we picked some of the most frequently (and most unexpected) wishlisted titles chosen by our customers and put them on sale! Shop this cornucopia of covetousness now through December 1: knlor.com/wishlist25

11/21/2025

Director Sepideh Farsi speaks to Democracy Now! about her relationship with and the story of Palestinian photojournalist Fatma Hassona, the subject of her latest documentary.

PUT YOUR SOUL ON YOUR HAND AND WALK is now playing in theaters: knlor.com/putyoursoul

11/21/2025

The Treasure Chest is open! This week we’re celebrating World Television Day by spotlighting some of our favorite series from around the globe. Add BABYLON BERLIN, CALL MY AGENT!, GOMORRAH, and many more binge-worthy titles to your collection: knlor.com/treasure

11/20/2025

In these four classic comedies from Britain’s famed Ealing Studios, the ingenious Alec Guinness demonstrates with great style and wit why he is hailed as one of the greatest actors of the 20th Century.

ALEC GUINNESS: MASTERPIECE COLLECTION is now available to own in 4K UHD 📀: knlor.com/3X8cVTI

11/20/2025

We sat down with RIEFENSTAHL director Andres Veiel and producer Sandra Maischberger to discuss Leni Riefenstahl’s legacy, the 700 boxes of archival materials she left behind, and why the film resonates more than ever today. Click to learn more and to watch our entire interview: https://bit.ly/4iaIs0E

11/20/2025

Coming to Blu-ray January 13th from Kino Classics!

The Godless Girl (1928)
Directed by Cecil B. DeMille
Starring Lina Basquette, Marie Prevost, Tom Keene, Noah Beery

Pre-order: https://kinolorber.com/product/the-godless-girl

Restored in 4K by Photoplay Productions, backed by an orchestral score by Carl Davis, The Godless Girl is the final silent feature by the cinema’s greatest showman and moralizer, Cecil B. DeMille (The Ten Commandments). Naive teenager Judy (Lina Basquette) leads a Godless Society at her high school and encourages her fellow students to “Kill the Bible.” A pious schoolmate, Bob (Tom Keene), organizes a mob to destroy Judy’s headquarters, resulting in the death of her comrade (Mary Jane Irving). The tragedy lands all three teens at a brutal reform school, where they suffer institutionalized cruelty and are victimized by one especially barbaric guard (Noah Beery). In the climactic final act, the school is set ablaze, and DeMille pulls out all the dramatic stops to deliver an epic, masterfully orchestrated setpiece in which Bob tries to rescue Judy from the hellish inferno.

Special Feature:
*Audio Commentary by Film Historian Anthony Slide