Our new 4K edition of IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT (1967) enters the collection in May! criterion.com/films/29459-in… Director Norman Jewison splices incisive social commentary into this thrilling police procedural with the help of Haskell Wexler’s vivid cinematography, Quincy Jones’s

please enjoy this federal holiday 🇺🇸 “Down and Out in America” (1986) #PresidentsDay2025

Don’t miss @theleegrant and Brooke Adams at @filmforumnyc March 17 for TELL ME A RIDDLE. #womeninfilm #womendirectors #80smovies #bookmovies #tillieolsen filmforum.org/film/tell-me-a…

In our recent limited series Making Change, Lee Grant explained how the Barbara Kopple's HARLAN COUNTY USA changed her life. The film won the Academy Award for Best Documentary at the 49th Academy Awards.

Looking forward to that evening!

SCENE STEALERS: BEST SUPPORTING ACTORS 🎭 Now playing on Criterion Channel! bit.ly/43eWqtf This awards season, celebrate the virtuoso secondary players who stole the show, nabbing Oscar gold when the lead actors they so memorably supported did not. Watch a collection of

Big day, very serious, very important. #Oscars

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Tomorrow night we remember the long and storied career of late Quincy Jones, as we celebrate his musical production and scoring talents with a special lineup. We begin with IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT ('67) starting at 8pm ET. Learn more here: bit.ly/41A2vxL

Legendary producer & composer Quincy Jones received his 13th Grammy nomination for his score for IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT ('67) – marking his first nomination recognizing his film work. See it as part of tonight's lineup honoring his film contributions, it all starts at 8pm ET.

TELL ME A RIDDLE screens in one week with director Lee Grant & star Brooke Adams in person for a Q&A! Limited 🎟️ just added! Grant’s pioneering 1980 feature debut was one of the first major American films entirely written, produced, & directed by women. buff.ly/4if4IWi

Check out Lee Grant’s Criterion Collection Top Ten ahead of her appearance at Film Forum 3/17. criterion.com/current/top-10…

Dive into The Film Stage 📽’s look at Lee Grant’s “revelatory” debut TELL ME A RIDDLE ahead of the her appearance at Film Forum 3/17. thefilmstage.com/the-revelatory…

Thanks to everyone in last night’s sold out showing of TELL ME A RIDDLE at Film Forum! It was great to have so much of the cast and crew in attendance. The new 4K restoration is #nowplaying on digital. hoperunshighfilms.com/tell-me-a-ridd…

Searingly relevant today, Lee Grant’s 1985 WHAT SEX AM I has a lot to say on 2025's Trans Day of Visibility. hoperunshighfilms.com/whatsexami #transisbeautiful #womeninfilm #transdayofvisibility

Well that sounds like a good Criterion Channel series. Glad to see studio heads like Seth Rogen still have taste.

Could TELL ME A RIDDLE be a #mothersday classic? Stream @theleegrant’s newly restored directing debut this weekend cause it just might be. hoperunshighfilms.com/tell-me-a-ridd…

.Lee Grant’s sapphic reimagining of August Strindberg’s THE STRONGER should definitely make your #pridemonth watch list. Newly restored in 4K, the short is #nowstreaming all over. hoperunshighfilms.com/the-stronger

The kinda stories still worth celebrating this #4thofjuly.

Henry Jaglom was what they mean by “one of a kind.” He was a delightfully idiosyncratic, inventive, and playful mensch who spent his life making the films and telling the stories he wanted to tell, alongside his friends and loved ones and idols. We should all be so lucky.