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Snubbed by her small-town neighbors because of her family's poverty, little Charley's closest friend is her loyal dog. The spirited young girl and her beloved dog teach an entire town the true meaning of courage when they rescue an old farmer. Based on a true story.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep Case
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In 2004, Emmy Award-winning director Daniel Sackheim (NYPD BLUE, LAW & ORDER, THE X FILES) created a weekly television series that would dramatize the events surrounding the creation of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. While the series never aired, the pilot episode has been repackaged as the two-hour movie HOMELAND SECURITY, which opens with a timeline of the bungled clues and warnings that preceded 9/11. After the attacks, the fictional character--and Tom Ridge stand-in--Admiral Theodore McKee (PICKET FENCES` Tom Skerritt) is called upon to create a new department that will coordinate information from the FBI, CIA, various branches of the military, and law enforcement agencies to prevent any such further terrorist acts in America. Leland Orser (SAVING PRIVATE RYAN), Grant Show, (MELROSE PLACE), Scott Glenn (TRAINING DAY), and Kal Penn (HAROLD & KUMAR GO TO WHITE CASTLE) costar in this ripped-from-the-headlines telefilm that plays out like a real-life version of the Fox series 24.
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This made-for-television tearjerker features an all-star cast led by Emmy Award-wining actresses Patricia Heaton and Meredith Baxter. Though at odds, sisters Sarah and Wanda are forced to come together long enough to decide what to do with the land they inherited when their mother passed away. Their squabbles are only aggravated when Sarah wants to sell the land and Wanda wants to keep it. To complicate matters further, the women discover that an old lady named Lilly Cooper (Della Reese) is not only living on the land, but also considers herself its rightful owner. When Sarah's daughter (Anna Chlumsky of MY GIRL) uncovers a secret from Lilly's past, the knowledge might just bring all the women together.DVD Features:Region (Unknown)Keep Case
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Oscar winner Rod Steiger delivers one of his final performances in the warmhearted family drama A MONTH OF SUNDAYS. Steiger stars as the loveable curmudgeon Charlie McCabe, who hits the road with his granddaughter Biddy (Corina Marie) to avoid being placed in a nursing home. Along the way, the pair attempt to reunite with Charlie's long-lost son, transforming their cross-country odyssey into a moving meditation on family, love, and redemption. Sally Kirkland, Dee Wallace Stone, Michael Pare, Sally Struthers, and Jamie Farr round out the star-studded cast.DVD Features:Region (Unknown)Keep Case
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IN THEATRES: APRIL 18, 2003 (LIMITED)At his father`s expensive home in the Los Angeles hills, aspiring filmmaker Charlie (Devon Gummersall) and his browbeaten girlfriend, Paloma (Arly Jover) bicker and drink until Charlie`s best friend Joe (Eion Bailey) arrives, who is another privileged, indulgent Hollywood type. Joe brings both drugs and Cassandra (Leslie Bibb), an aspiring model he has recently met. Over the course of the day, Charlie and Joe get wasted, abuse Cassandra, and alienate Paloma. But when Charlie gets news of a family tragedy, he deals with it by indulging even further, and a night on the town takes the events of the day for an even more tragic turn. Loosely based on a 1969 play by Wolfgang Bauer, THE YOUNG UNKNOWNS taps into the familiar territory of jaded, emotionally hollow twentysomethings, deriving its strength from its astute performances and sharp dialogue. Writer-director Catherine Jelski`s film was finished in 2000, but not properly released until 2003--creating a buzz on the festival circuit in the interim, largely due to Gummersall`s performance. Charlie is a repugnant character--spoiled, hateful, and arrogant--but in Gummersall`s (best known as mild-mannered Brian Krackow or TV`s My So-Called Life) hands, he also becomes sympathetic and vulnerable.
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