Cinema of Tom DiCillo - Wayne Byrne IFI@Home The Last of The Unjust

The Last of The Unjust (2013) - four hour film which moves between 1975 and 2013 detailing the testimony of Benjamin Murmelstein and Lanzmann's own insights

technically groundbreaking and hugely influential - 'Citizen Kane' also remains engrossing and  entertaining

He encounters what appears to be his wife who died ten years previously

Contains both 4K UHD & Blu-ray

Kazuo Hara Masterclass at 2018 Open City Documentary Festival

Cinema of Tom DiCillo - Wayne Byrne IFI@Home The Last of The Unjust'Include Me Out: The Cinema of Tom DiCillo' by Wayne Byrne (Wallflower Press 208 page paperback) Foreword by Steve Buscemi Addressing the themes and aesthetic aspects of Tom DiCillo's film style along with the writing and production of each of his pictures, film historian Wayne Byrne also presents a candid look behind the scenes of both the American independent film industry from the No Wave movement of the 1980s, through the Indie boom of the 1990s,