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Bill (Jeremy Theobald) is in trouble. He's a writer who, when bored with pounding the keys on his Remington, goes into the streets to follow people. He becomes so obsessed with following them that he has set up rules--like not following them when he discovers where they live or work. Then, one day, he breaks those rules. And, as he explains to the policeman he is telling all this to, that was when the trouble started. Bill gets closer and closer to those he is following. He follows one man into a restaurant, and is startled when the man, Cobb (Alex Haw), confronts him. Cobb, too, is interested in people--but he doesn't follow them, his interested is peaked by robbing them. Bill joins Cobb in breaking into an apartment. So begins FOLLOWING, Christopher Nolan's fiendishly clever first film. Nolan was director, screenwriter, co-producer, director of photography, and co-editor, and only able to shoot on Saturdays--the filming took a year. Set in the grimy streets of London, the tightly wound thriller unfolds in a series of overlapping plots, each more intricate than the last, each pulling Bill deeper and deeper into ever worse trouble.
FOLLOWING may be short in length and cheaply made; it is also devastating.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Screen - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 - English Subtitles - English, Spanish - OptionalAdditional Release Material:
Trailers
Audio Commentary - 1. Christopher Nolan - Director
Alternate Angle - 1. Director's Shooting ScriptInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Selection Ability to Restructure the Story ChronologicallyText/Photo Galleries: Filmographies Biographies - 1. Cast and Crew
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A glittering cast brings LAST GOODBYE to life, with Faye Dunaway and David Carradine putting in impressive performances as six very different lives intersect in Atlanta. Relationships boil over into tension and liaisons are pursued aggressively, while Carradine and Dunaway play a Bible salesman and a film director who respectively guide viewers through the ins and outs of the character`s lives. An indie film that doesn`t shirk from showing the dark side of relationships, LAST GOODBYE offers plenty of food for thought on where modern romantic trysts may be heading.
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The National Film Archive of Russia has digitally remastered these brilliant little animated short films from 1986 through 1990. Many of these shorts are award winners, all of them are quite beautiful. Intensively crafted, these films from Soyuzmultfilm can only be called incredibly personal and highly artistic. Films on this collection include, DOOR, BOY IS A BOY, LIBERATED DON QUIXOTE, MARTINKO, BIG UNDERGROUND BALL, CAT AND CLOWN, DREAM, KELE, ALTER EGO, GIRLFRIEND, CROAK X CROAK, CAT AND COMPANY.DVD Features:Region 0Snap CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Mono - Russian
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The laughs, the tears, and the nail-biting suspense of 1970's San Francisco continue in the second volume of Armistead Maupin's beloved bestseller brought to life.
The cute and quirky inhabitants of 28 Barbary Lane follow their fortunes and follies under the watchful eye of their maternal landlady Anna Madrigal.
Overlapping lives, shocking coincidence and innocent raunchiness are all part of this first release of the continuing series.Volume 1
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P.D. James's indefatigable Scotland Yard Commander Adam Dalgliesh is knee deep into a another series of mysterious deaths in this miniseries based on the popular novel. When three seemingly disparate murders and two bizarre suicides plague Toynton Grange, where Dalgliesh has gone on vacation, he won't rest until the mystery has been solved.DVD Features:Region 02-Disc SetFull FrameInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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