Miklós Jancsó Collection on Rarovideo Channel
23 June 2026
Minerva Pictures and Rarovideo Channel are pleased to announce an exclusive collection dedicated to Miklós Jancsó, one of the greatest masters of 20th-century European cinema. Viewers will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the work of a filmmaker who revolutionized cinematic language with a style that is rigorous, innovative, and instantly recognizable.
Known for his long takes, hypnotic camera movements, and sophisticated choreography of bodies in space, Jancsó portrayed the world around him with a lucid, political, and deeply original gaze. His cinema transforms landscape into a symbolic stage and movement into language, giving rise to works of extraordinary visual and intellectual power.
The collection spans some of the most significant moments of his filmography, beginning with Cantata (1963), My Way Home (1964), and The Round-Up (1966).
It continues with masterpieces such as The Red and the White (1967), Shine Winds (1968), Silence and Cry (1968), Winter Wind (1969), and The Pacifist (1970), an intense political film starring Monica Vitti.
The collection also includes Agnus Dei (1970) and the celebrated Red Psalm (1971), which earned Jancsó the Best Director Award at the 25th Cannes Film Festival.
The selection goes on with Electra, My Love (1974), presented in competition at the 1975 Cannes Film Festival, Allegro Barbaro (1978), Hungarian Rhapsody (1978), and Season of Monsters (1986), offering a rich journey through the work of a filmmaker who left an indelible mark on the history of modern cinema.
Don’t miss these masterpieces, available exclusively on Rarovideo Channel, the boutique channel for auteur, rare, and experimental cinema on Prime Video Channels and thefilmclub.it.