JUNE 

LA JETE/SANS SOLEIL

GUILLAUME-APPROVED SPECIAL EDITION DOUBLE-DISC SET FEATURES

New video interview with filmmaker Jean-Pierre Gorin. 
Chris on Chris, a video piece on Marker by filmmaker and critic Chris Darke.
An excerpt from the French TV series Court Circuit: The Magazine, presenting a clip from David Bowies music video, "Jump They Say," which is inspired by La jete. 

THE TWO OF US

DIRECTOR-APPROVED SPECIAL EDITION FEATURES

Le poulet (1962), director Claude Berris Oscar-winning short film, an earlier, playful take on the subject of disguise. 
New video interviews, with Berri and actor Alain Cohen. 
Two interviews from 1967: Berri on his family roots and identity and Michel Simon on his role. 
An excerpt from a 1975 French talk-show segment, "The Jewish Children of Occupied France," featuring Berri and the woman who helped secure his familys safety during World War II.
PLUS: A booklet featuring a new essay by critic David Sterritt, an appreciation of the film by Franois Truffaut, and excerpts from Berris memoir.

IF....

SPECIAL EDITION DOUBLE-DISC SET FEATURES 

New, restored high-definition digital transfer, approved by cinematographer Miroslav Ondricek and assistant editor Ian Rakoff.
Audio commentary featuring film critic and historian David Robinson and actor Malcolm McDowell. 
A 2003 episode from the Scottish TV series Cast and Crew about If. . . ., featuring interviews with McDowell, Ondricek, directors assistant Stephen Frears, producer Michael Medwin, and screenwriter David Sherwin. 
Thursdays Children (1955), Andersons Academy Awardwinning breakthrough documentary about a school for deaf children, co-directed by Guy Brenton and narrated by Richard Burton. 
New video interview with actor Graham Crowden. 
PLUS: A booklet featuring pieces by critic David Ehrenstein, screenwriter David Sherwin, and director Lindsay Anderson.

WR: MYSTERIES OF THE ORGANISM

DIRECTOR-APPROVED SPECIAL EDITION FEATURES 

Audio commentary assembled from Raymond Durgnat's 1999 book on the film. 
Hole in the Soul, Makavejevs 1994 tragicomic autobiographical short film, originally made for the BBC .
New video interview with Makavejev. 
PLUS: A new essay by critic Jonathan Rosenbaum.

SWEET MOVIE

DIRECTOR-APPROVED SPECIAL EDITION FEATURES 

New video interview with Makavejev. 
New interview with Balkan film scholar Dina Iordanova. 
Actress Anna Prucnal sings a song featured in the film. 
PLUS: A booklet featuring new essays by Stanley Cavell and David Sterritt.