The Criterion Closet, the reason for my visit and the office’s most famous room? It's behind the nondescript door nearest to the exit, it turns out, right beside the office bathrooms.

Videos shot in the legendary Criterion Closet have captivated cinephiles for years. Now the elite label has made its concept mobile and the response is massive.

10 hours in line for the Criterion Closet was worth every excruciating second Outside the New York Film Festival, fans braved long waits and inclement weather for a few minutes inside the elusive ...

Last year, Criterion opened the door to everyone by taking the Closet out on the road, and LA is our fourth stop. Locations/Dates Vidiots 4884 Eagle Rock Boulevard, Los Angeles April 26–27, 11 a ...

The Criterion Mobile Closet is making yet another stop on its nationwide road trip. Following its appearance at SXSW and at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall during the 62nd New York Film ...

With the help of Bill Hader, Criterion announced today that to celebrate its 40th anniversary, it’s putting the closet on wheels for the perusing pleasure of cinephiles around the country.

Why does everyone want to get into the Criterion Closet? For celebrities and everyday cinephiles alike, it’s not just about scoring free discs, writes Vulture’s Bilge Ebiri.

They will be “opening the door to everyone” and inviting people to make their own Criterion Closet videos. The first stop will be NYC during the New York Film Festival on September 28 & 29 and ...

Los Angeles movie lovers will now have the chance to check out the Criterion Channel's Mobile Closet, beginning April 26-27 at Vidiots. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

Criterion restores and redistributes classic films – such as Citizen Kane and King Kong. The company filled a closet with its collection of restored movies, and it's traveling to various cities.

When I went to the Criterion offices a few days ago, to talk to the team about the soon-to-be-launched mobile version of their Internet-famous Criterion Closet, it was the posters that struck me ...