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A metal-twisting, glass-shattering car accident destroys both the face and memory of Dan Merrick (Tom Berenger), while his sublimely beautiful wife remains unharmed. Although plastic surgeons repair the physical damage, he still remembers nothing of the past. Despite his wife's solicitousness, Dan slowly begins to realize she's trying to hide something from him. Desperate for knowledge, he hires a private eye to search out the truth. But when the investigator gets to the bottom of it all, Dan may not want to hear what he's got to say. Directed by Wolfgang Petersen (A PERFECT STORM, AIR FORCE ONE), this suspenseful tale of lies, betrayals, and unanswered questions hurtles the audience headfirst toward its surprising conclusion.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Full Frame - 1.33Audio: Stereo Surround - English
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Director Daniel Petrie's highly acclaimed drama is a seminal portrait of African American life in the mid-1950s, based on Lorraine Hansberry's groundbreaking play, that achieved critical and commercial success at a time when the viability of a black audience or a white crossover audience was not considered a possibility. Lena Younger (Claudia McNeil), the stalwart matriarch of an impoverished black family, dreams of owning a nice home in a tidy, integrated suburb. In the meantime, she shares a small apartment on Chicago's South Side with her underemployed adult son, Walter (Sidney Poitier); his emotionally resilient wife, Ruth (Ruby Dee); their child, Travis (Stephen Perry); and her daughter, Beneatha (Diana Sands). Though there's plenty of love in the family, the close quarters breed desperation and discontent. But Lena's prayers are finally answered when she receives a $10,000 insurance policy her husband left behind. The money becomes a symbol for freedom for each member of the Younger family: Lena sees it as a ticket out of the ghetto and into a home of her own, Walter sees it as a chance to regain his dignity and start his own business, while Beneatha dreams of medical school. Their internal struggle threatens to tear the Younger family apart in this moving and claustrophobic vision of life in the bigoted and oppressive environment of a 1950s tenement. Petrie's film features strong and captivating performances from the cast, reprising their 1959 Broadway roles.DVD Special FeaturesRegion 1 EncodingKeep CaseWidescreen AnamorphicTheatrical TrailerTalent FilesScene SelectionsProduction NotesInteractive Menus
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Anthony Trollope Collection (DVD)
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'Llaverito' is a young boy who is the only witness to a murder committed by two policemen. Llaverito' seeks the aid of'El Dancing' to help him escape the policemen bent on keeping their crime from being discovered, and together they must help to keep the young boy alive.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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The TV world got a jolt in 2003 when a group of confident gay men hosted a show named QUEER EYE FOR THE STRAIGHT GUY. Aimed at giving a full lifestyle makeover to a number of straight guys who just didn`t match up to the expectations of the garrulous hosts of the show, it proved to be an enormous success. Here, Kyan Douglas and Jai Rodriguez, who respectively took care of grooming and introducing a little culture into the lives of the willing participants on the show, present some of their personal QUEER EYE highlights.
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