The centerpiece of this week’s Criterion Channel programming is
The Tree of Wooden Clogs, the 1978 Palme d’Or–winning masterpiece from Italian director Ermanno Olmi. Making its debut on the Channel in a new restoration, this gorgeous evocation . . .
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