Black Zero - a label with a mission to keep the work alive - releases to be shared, studied, revisited! Canadian cinema, built from the margins. Check out our current catalogue offerings today - 62 films across 11 discs.
I talked about @blackzerodisc films with the man behind the company himself! Stephen Broomer is a great guy to talk cinema with. https://t.co/dZW529ct3A
What I'm proudest of with Black Zero might be the artist interviews that almost every disc comes with - long-form interviews with filmmakers like R. Bruce Elder, Rick Hancox, Larry Kardish, Richard Kerr. That's how each disc serves as a masterclass in experimental filmmaking.
Finally watched these two @blackzerodisc releases of Richard Kerr films and these are great, both the early political tone poems and the later more formally motivated studies. Highly recommend
Anything ordered from our store today will be mailed no later than tomorrow afternoon! Need a last-minute gift for the cinephile in your life? Consider Rick Hancox's Home for Christmas...! Available on blu-ray in a comprehensive, feature-packed collection.
Black Zero released three new discs in 2025, including this rediscovered gem of the 1960s New York underground movie circuit, Larry Kardish’s Slow Run! In a feature-packed limited edition. Get it while you can.
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Are you looking to get some deluxe home video editions of experimental films for the first time? Nowhere better to start than with Christine Lucy Latimer: Fragile Systems! It’s also our first release to include an Easter egg…! Have you found it yet?
Looking for a gift for the cinephile in your life? Consider our Blu-ray Disc of Rick Hancox’s Home for Christmas, available now. All orders placed by Thursday will be sent out by Friday.
"At night we go down into the gyre and are consumed by fire." Our 7th release is R. Bruce Elder's Crack, Brutal Grief (2000). The disc features a commentary by Elder with Stephen Broomer, a video interview and a video essay. Available now at our online store!
Our 6th release, Richard Kerr: Field Trips, is a collection of the Canadian filmmaker's explorations of America in wartime ... "In the next war, we will bury the dead in cellophane." Grab it today on blu-ray disc, packed with bonus features!
Want to give your friends and family some boutique blu-rays of rare movies? Any orders placed with Black Zero by end of day today will be shipped first thing tomorrow! Stock up for the holidays... all of our releases are limited editions, available while supplies last.
Doing some Christmas shopping for the cinephile in your life? Consider our 2025 releases! All available now in feature-rich limited editions. Pick them up from our online store and support small businesses: https://t.co/elqziuPtFE
fwiw @blackzerodisc’s release of EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE AGAIN ALIVE was a major inspiration for my most recent short and def can’t recommend getting access to these titles however you can. they’re mind-opening and help you see the possibilities of cinema in a real way.
Black Zero educational licenses are a major win for indie cinema in higher education. Our licenses include all bonus features for in-catalogue streaming. If you're a student or professor, encourage your librarians to get in touch with us about our affordable DSL-PPR licenses!
Our third release was Strange Codes (1975) by Arthur Lipsett - Lipsett's most obscure film, his only independent film, a performance in which the artist plays multiple strange archetypes navigating a house full of absurd collages. Available now, in a limited edition!
Our fifth release was Josephine Massarella: Green Dreams (1984-2017). This collection gathers all of the late artist's films, including her student films, in a deluxe limited edition with commentaries, video essays, and an archival interview. Discover Massarella's films today!
Our 4th release was R. Bruce Elder’s Surprised by Joy (1997), a film of transformations, a maximalist film in a densely-packed maximalist limited edition, with commentary, an interview and a video essay!