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A heartwarming tale of a woman's solution to the perplexing crossroads of middle age. After her children have moved out, a maturing widow befriends a younger neighbor and her son and learns that life in one's later years does not have to be a slow fade into twilight.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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In the aftermath of a small town high school shooting, nine are killed and one, popular Deanna (Erika Christensen), is wounded. As students and the victims' relatives try to make sense of the situation, Deanna recuperates in the hospital. A detective (Victor Garber) is given the difficult task of laying the blame on someone, and he focuses his attention on Alicia (Busy Philipps), an intense, outsider-type student who was the only witness to the entire incident. A clearly troubled and unpopular girl, Alicia is forced by the school principal to visit Deanna daily in the hospital. While Deanna, though troubled by the ordeal, is friendly and sociable, Alicia is angry and verbally abusive. Over the course of days, however, the girls form a bond that arises out of coping with great tragedy.Small but ambitious, HOME ROOM deals with the sensitive subject of teenage gun violence sensitively and intelligently. With the intimate style of a stage play, Paul F. Ryan's screenplay attempts to examine the senseless aftermath of a school shooting, from every angle. Busy Philips's carries the film with her magnetic performance of Alicia, the troubled goth girl who hides her secrets with a tough exterior.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital 2.0 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailer Featurette
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Vivien Leigh stars as Anna Karenina, a woman who leaves her socialite husband behind for a more exciting military officer. In search of a meaningful relationship as well as an exciting and more adventurous life, Anna goes through a string of emotions when she becomes the third party of a strenuous love triangle. From depression to happiness to near emotional destruction, she must learn to deal with the elements that surround her tragic existence.DVD Features:Region 1 encoding; keep case; direct scene access; lobby poster, biography; interactive trivia questions and answers; movie credits.
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John Clark (Richard Gere) has everything going for him: a solid career, a beautiful wife (Susan Sarandon) who is both a career woman and Supermom, two great kids, and a gorgeous house in the suburbs. Still, although he hates to admit it, John wants to be happier. Each night during his commute home on the train, he sees the same woman staring forlornly out the window of a dance school. At last, his curiosity gets the better of him, and John finds himself signing up for ballroom dance lessons. Keeping his new secret life from his wife and family, John joyfully discovers his inner Fred Astaire as he and his new friends prepare for an amateur dance competition. At the same time, dance instructor Paulina (Jennifer Lopez), the woman in the window, finds her own passion for dance again, while John's wife becomes convinced that he is having an affair. Stanley Tucci costars in an hilarious turn as John's coworker who is a closet ballroom dancer--sequins and all. Inspired by a Japanese film, SHALL WE DANCE? is directed by Peter Chelsom (INDIAN SUMMER) and also stars Lisa Ann Walter, Anita Gillette, Bobby Cannavale, and Omar Miller.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreen - 1.85Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Deleted Scenes Audio Commentary - 1. Peter Chelsom - Director Behind The Scenes Featurette - 1. Beginner's Ballroom








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The tables are turned when jewel thief Kennedy Kaludes (Laci Szabo) decides to take his daughter for a day out at an art museum, only to find himself caught up in a heist by a bunch of crooks who want to steal the museum's priceless star attraction. Locking his daughter in the vault for her own safety, Kennedy takes on the criminals himself, but it's a race against time as the air in the vault starts to run out. Some impressive martial arts battles play out as THE VAULT reaches its stomach-churning finale, with Kennedy taking on the gang's leader, General Matos (Bas Rutten) in an explosive battle.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseWidescreenAdditional Release Material: Behind The ScenesInteractive Features: Scene Selection Interactive Menu
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