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Criterion Goes All Out in June 2012 With Hitchcock, Mifune, Soderbergh, Chaplin and Boyle
Movie News By Neil Miller on March 16, 2012 | Be the First To CommentAnyone who follows the Criterion Collection will note that just about every month of releases is exciting for collectors of classic and important cinema. But some months are just a little bit more special than others. This coming June is going to be even more special. With titles from Alfred Hitchcock, Toshiro Mifune, Charlie Chaplin, Steven Soderbergh (on Spalding Gray) and Danny Boyle, Criterion may have on their hands one of the most exciting months of releases in years. You might as well start saving now. Seriously, just check out the line-up after the jump.
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