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Upcoming DVDs and Blu-rays include a quartet of films from French director Patrice Leconte, a pair of oft-banned films from Ukrainian director Kira Muratova, and a searing meta-docudrama about sexual assault.

Key documentaries explore the storied history of flight attendants, photography at its finest, and beloved Jewish grandmother and a successful pornographer, Chelly Wilson.

This month’s top indie and foreign films feature entwined lives within the Peking Opera, a disquieting Holocaust film exploring the banality of evil, and mindful eating taken to an extreme. 

This month’s must-see documentaries offer glimpses into a New Delhi bird rescue, the psychological demands of space, and American fascism in the 1930s.

Can't-miss movies for your queue include a satire of the publishing industry, a Homeric odyssey out of Senegal, and a wrenching portrait of grief.

Forthcoming DVDs and Blu-rays for every interest, including Jodie Foster in the latest season of True Detective, an Aussie family's pursuit of inspirational music, and desperados in 1940s Brazil.

This month’s key documentaries spotlight a range of intriguing individuals: photographer Nan Goldin; “the Clown Prince of Hip-Hop,” Biz Markie; Irish funeral director David McGowan; and Brian Jones, a founding member of the Rolling Stones.

Can’t-miss foreign and indie films for your queue feature C.S. Lewis and Freud debating the existence of God, drama surrounding a dilapidated apartment block, and nonagenarian Madeleine’s last ride.

Upcoming DVD and Blu-rays to watch include Hollywood It Girl Sydney Sweeney as a devout young nun, Japanese students sheltering from a typhoon, and a plague that turns humans into animals.