May creeps in very quietly, but at least the films are quality titles.

May 07

Diary Of A Country Priest (1950) Dir Robert Bresson 

Description

Robert Bresson's landmark character study of one man's crisis of faith in THE DIARY OF A COUNTRY PRIEST vaulted him into the front rank of French filmmakers. The film follows a young priest as he deals with various seemingly insurmountable difficulties: the tangled animosities of the people in his parish, his own inability to find solace in prayer, and a growing suspicion that the illness he's experiencing might indeed be fatal. An older priest offers him down-to-earth advice about distancing himself from the personal lives of the villagers, but the young priest feels compelled to help them, even if his devoted efforts could well be hastening his own death. 

Released by the ever busy Optimum Releasing

Romanzo Criminale (2005) - Dir by Michele Placido 

Description

A master criminal has his sights on conquering Romes underworld in this exciting gangster epic, spanning more than 25 years of criminal activity in Italy. 

Released by Icon Entertainment

The Third Part Of The Night (aka Trzecia Czesc Nozy) (1971) Dir by Andrzej Zulawski 

Description 

The story is set in Nazi-occupied Poland where a young man escapes the massacre of his family. His subsequent guilt and experiences are shown through multilayered symbolism and apocalyptic imagery. 

Released by Second Run

Romanzo Criminale is the only title likely to get a rental release but I'm dubious that any of them will.

Cheers Trev.