Silent DVD takes a look at a classic of early cinema this week when it reviews G. W. Pabst's 1929 classic Pandora's Box. This film made an international star out of Louise Brooks and is still as powerful and emotional today as it was 75 years ago. As usual, the folks at Criterion have put out an excellent package and they've included many rare bonus items including a 1974 interview with the reclusive Ms. Brooks. Pandora's Box is a set that should be tracked down by any silent film aficionado. Be sure to check out our review of Criterion's King of Kings as well as our recent look at the Lubitsch in Berlin series of films.