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Detective Don Morrell (Van Peebles - POSSE) thinks he can finally close a painful chapter in his life when he witnesses the state execution of the serial killer Claude Whitman (Remar - HELLRAISER V). But when members of the jury that delivered the death sentence fall victim to a series of brutal ritualistic murders littered with cryptic messages, Morrell recognizes distinct characteristics of Whitman's handiwork. Now he must face the horrors of his past in order to track down what maybe the most meticulous copycat killer ever...or worse, the real thing.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseAudio CommentaryInteractive MenusScene SelectionTheatrical TrailersBiographies and Filmographies for the Cast, Director, Writer and Producers
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Tommy (Darius McCrary) is a troubled young man with a history of crime. When he meets Memaw, an elderly lady, the two form a special bond with Memaw encouraging Charlie to sing in the local church choir, a talent he has ignored until now. While Charlie excels in church, his old friend G. Smooth remains skeptical and stays on the streets. SOMETHING TO SING ABOUT is a heartwarming film with a lot of spirit and some great singing talent on display. Featuring a cameo by Rev. Billy Graham.
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Abandoned by their parents, street kids Ali, Kwita, and Boukber become each other`s surrogate family while roaming the streets of Casablanca begging for money. When Ali is ruthlessly murdered by a local gang, his friends are determined to give him a farewell suitable for royalty, and come together to plan his extravagant funeral. Director Nabil Ayouch brings this heart-wrenching battle between youthful innocence and harrowing experience to life with a spectacular, yet untrained cast of children. ALI ZAOUA depicts its subjects as children--who despite having been forced to grow up too soon--manage to retain their youthful imaginations. This creativity and naove hopefulness is seen most clearly through several (animated) hallucination sequences. These sequences are in themselves paradoxical, as they are evidence of the children`s spoiling (they are produced as the results of sniff glue), and their still-untarnished imaginations.
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This award-winning HBO original tells the story of Josephine Baker (a spectacular Lynn Whitfield), the 1920s black entertainer who had a turbulent showbiz career. Beginning with Josephine's birth into poverty in St. Louis, director Brian Gibson's film follows her escape to the vaudeville circuit, which takes her to Paris, where she meets her first husband and becomes notorious for her seminude banana dance.
The film chronicles Baker's very rocky love life, her career downturns, her rainbow family of adopted children, and the racism--and rejection--she endured upon her return to America. As she finally achieves international stardom, she faces tragic events that threaten to overwhelm her. The outstanding cast includes Ruben Blades, Louis Gossett Jr., David Dukes, and Craig T. Nelson.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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