Blind Spot: Jindabyne (2006)

Linney and Byrne shine in Lawrence's celebrated film.

Blind Spot: Burden of Dreams (1982)

Herzog's Fitzcarraldo was a nightmare to make.

Blind Spot: Journey to Italy (1954)

Rossellini's film is a little overrated.

Blind Spot: The River (1951)

Renoir's film doesn't match the level of his earlier work.

Blind Spot: The Great Silence (1968)

The Great Silence is a first-rate spaghetti western.

Blind Spot: The Day of the Jackal (1973)

The Day of the Jackal is a masterful procedural.

Blind Spot: Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (1984)

Miyazaki delivers more cinema magic.

Blind Spot: The Love Parade (1929)

Lubitsch delivers a groundbreaking film.

Blind Spot: This Is Not A Film (2012)

Panahi's Film is something special.

Blind Spot: The Stranger (1946)

Welles directs/stars in a great film noir.

Blind Spot: Way Out West (1937)

Laurel and Hardy shine in this classic comedy.

Ranking My 2015 Blind Spot Series Films

Tabu (dir. Miguel Gomes)

Blind Spot: Pandora’s Box (1929)

Classic doesn't necessarily mean great.

2016 Blind Spot Series

The River (dir. Jean Renoir)

Blind Spot: A Canterbury Tale (1944)

Not one of Powell/Pressburger's finest.

Blind Spot: Dead Man (1995)

Jarmusch and Depp are a wonderful odd couple.

Blind Spot: The Thin Blue Line (1988)

Errol Morris' doc is fascinating.

Blind Spot: Broken Blossoms (1919)

A somewhat intriguing failure from D.W. Griffith.

Blind Spot: It’s a Gift (1934)

Not Fields' best, but still very good.

Blind Spot: Cleo from 5 to 7 (1962)

Overpraised, but worthwhile.