New and Classic Films on DVD and Blu-ray

Ruggles of Red Gap - starring Charles Laughton, just £13.99 on DVD & Blu-ray

Finally available for home viewing in the UK, Leo McCarey's satire on European diffidence and American snobbery is a delight, and showcases Laughton at his comic best, says James Oliver.

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The Artist - a wonderful modern-day silent comedy, just £14.99 on DVD

Michel Hazanavicius's Oscar-sweeping film sees a movie star facing decline with the advent of the talkies. It recalls a whole world of cinema waiting to be rediscovered, says Milo Wakelin.

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Classic Bergman - an enticing 5 film set of Ingmar Bergman's little-seen works

Five films from Ingmar Bergman: It Rains on Our Love (1946), A Ship Bound for India (1947), Sawdust and Tinsel (1953), Dreams (1955) and So Close to Life (1958). Anthony Nield takes a look.

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House of Tolerance - a ravishing study of a Parisian brothel, just £10.99

Languorous and opulent, with stunning, crepuscular photography, Bonello's study of a fin-de-siecle brothel is one of the most ravishing films in recent years, says James Oliver.

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The Comedy of Errors - Trevor Nunn's great 1978 RSC production, just £9.99

Nunn’s legendary RSC song and dance version of Shakespeare's ribald comedy stars the actors of the RSC at the top of their game, says Alexander Ballinger.

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Podcast: Roll Out the Barrel: The British Pub on Film

One of June's standout releases is the BFI's collection of films on British pubs. Graeme's latest podcast guides you through the many delicious filmic beverages inside.

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