This month, two captivating masterworks make their way to the United Kingdom in their Criterion editions:
Lord of the Flies, Peter Brook’s provocative 1963 tale of savage youth, and
The Music Room, Satyajit Ray’s radiant 1958 portrait of a . . .
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