With 150 cards and multiple ways to play, this “stylish and addictive card game” [GQ] is the perfect choice for everyone from casual movie-goers to bona fide film nerds.  When we asked one of the editors at New York Review Books—one of our resident cinephiles— what they thought about it, we learned it’s their go-to gift. The game is a well-crafted mix of sleek design, pop culture, and film.

Cinephile offers multiple different ways to play, sorted into three levels of difficulty: Movie Geek (Easy), Film Nerd (Intermediate), and Cinephile (Expert).

Cinephile will have you and your friends racking your brains for Sean Connery’s lesser-known films, Cate Blanchett’s filmography, and Steve Buscemi’s most memorable cameos.

Praise for Cinephile

“Gorgeously designed and illustrated.”—Joshua Rothkopf, Time Out New York

“Beautiful graphic design and hand-drawn portraits.”—Esquire

“A new essential, beautifully-designed game for film lovers . . . the Criterion Collection of card games.”—Jordan Raup, The Film Stage

“Gift the regular IMDb user this fun movie-trivia card game, which has three difficulty levels: Movie Geek (easy), Film Nerd (intermediate), and Cinephile (expert).”—New York Magazine

“The game film geeks have been waiting their entire lives for.”—Drew Taylor, Moviefone

“Film buffs rejoice! There’s an official place to channel all your cinema nerdery.”—Frankie Magazine
 
“If you’ve got decades worth of movie trivia up in your head but nowhere to show it off, Cinephile: A Card Game just may be your perfect outlet.”—Jay Serafino, Mental Floss

“A great way to put your Hollywood knowledge to the test.”—Sarah Shoen, Vanity Fair
  
"An enjoyable way to match your movie knowledge with like-minded friends.”—Leonard Maltin, Maltin On Movies

For two or more players, ages twelve and up; one deck; 150 cards; in sturdy game box.