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Spanish director Laura Mana`s (SEXO POR COMPASION) second feature is a chilling foray into the horrifically demented territory of the psychological thriller. Psychiatrist Laura (Goya Toledo, AMORRES PERROS) wakes up in a basement bound to a chair, forced to watch the video confession of a man dispassionately detailing his banal daily life and horrific crimes. This is her captor, Ramon (Darmo Grandinetti, TALK TO HER), a former patient and a well-respected college professor who leads a dark double life. He now engages the doctor in a terrible game to be played out over the course of one night: if she wins, her gag will be removed and she will be granted one phone call, but if she loses the consequences will be truly dire. With a nonlinear plot that continually introduces new elements, former actress Mana keeps audiences guessing until the end. The director teams up here with well-known cinematographer Xavi Gimenez, who achieved the look of many of Spain`s top-shelf fare, including THE NAMELESS, THE MACHINEST, and DARKNESS.
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When the children of an old wealthy but uneducated Italian man come back from their studies abroad, he is overjoyed at their return. The ungrateful young people pay him little respect, however, holding their intellect over him and dismissing him as beneath their social class. What will it take for this dishonored father, and his loyal godson, to convince his children of the errors in their ways?
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Although it only aired for one season, BROOKLYN SOUTH will go down in television history as the first non-cable series to garner a TV-MA (Mature Audiences) rating. Steven Bochco's (Hill Street Blues, NYPD Blue) controversial series starred Adam Rodriguez, Yancy Butler, and Jon Tenney as a team of police officers walking the beat in Brooklyn's gritty 74th precinct, depending on their instincts and each other to survive the harsh reality of the dangerous streets. This 6-disc box set collects all 22 episodes from its short-lived run, including the shocking pilot episode.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep Case6-Disc SetFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. David Milch - Co-Creator: Pilot Episode Bonus Feature - 1. POLICE TEN CODESInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive MenusText/Photo Galleries: Biographies - 1. Cast and Crew
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BLOOD ON THE SUN stars James Cagney as Nick Condon, an American newspaper editor working in Japan between World War I and World War II. While investigating the double murder of a fellow reporter and his wife, Condon discovers the insidious Tanaka Plan, which plainly states the Japanese aims of world domination. If he is to warn the world about the Japanese plot, he must stay alive and out of the hands of the secret police with the help of Iris (Sylvia Sidney), a beautiful Chinese-American spy. From his tender scenes with Iris to his action-packed jujitsu fights with the Japanese secret service, Cagney's performance is a masterpiece. Theodore Sparkul's high-contrast film noir lighting is among the best of the 1940s, as is the quick-paced editing in this critically acclaimed thriller from veteran director and two-time Oscar winner Frank Lloyd (CAVALCADE, MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY).DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Text/Photo Galleries: Additional Text - 1. Fact File
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