Short List TIME’S PICKS FOR THE WEEK DvD Pinocchio Walt Disney’s 1940 fable about the puppet who wanted to be human paraded the studio's early perfection of the cartoon form: subtle charactér delineation, a rich color palette and, above all, an inside knowledge of boyhood traumas. The glo- ries of this film masterpiece shine afresh on DVD and Blu-ray. BOOK g 2 Back John Updike cited Henry Green as a major influence; Rebecca West called him “the best writer of his time.” See why in Green's darkly captivating mid—2oth century romance, now back in print, in which a wounded soldier returns from war to face the death of his lover. ALBUM Guarneri Quartet: The Hungarian Album | After 45 years as one of the world’s top chamber ensembles, the Guarneri is bowing out. Its final CD tackles a slightly offbeat repertoire—a quartet by Kodaly, two by Dohndnyi—with zesty | soulfulness and bite. If the group must retire, this is the way to do it, DVD 4 Let the Right One In Ignored by his parents and bullied at school, a 12-year-old boy finds a soul mate ina sepulchral child who's been 12 “for a very long time.” Swedish director Tomas Alfredson strips the vampire film to its essentials: passion, parasitism and a yearning stronger than death. BvD : 5 Milk Gay-rights pioneer Harvey Milk, killed by a political rival in 1978, gets his due in Gus Van Sant'’s vigorous, humane bio-epic. Ifyou missed Sean Penn's Oscar-winning —and Oscar worthy —Milkrun in theaters (almost everyone did), here’s your chance to catch up. Arts Online For more reviews and openings this weekend, go to time.com/entertainment By Richard Corliss, Radhika Jones and Christopher Porterfield