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The death of his adoptive father sends a rock drummer, Carlos (Hermes Gaido), on a trip that is both spiritual and physical. He travels to his birthplace in Los Angeles in search of himself more than anything. Along the way he meets a prostitute, Fabiana (Maria Laura Frigerio), who leads him on his personal journey. This intense character study brims over with emotion and beauty.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Single Side - Dual Layer
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A year after his return from Vietnam, a young veteran living at home with his domineering father and misguidedly cheerful mother still can't put the effects of the war behind him. When the family gathers for Thanksgiving, his pent-up anger and frustration boil over, leading to a wrenching confrontation that will forever change the very fabric of the family.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAudio: TBDAdditional Release Material: TBDInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Cheryl (Alexandra Paul) and Greg (Bruce Boxleitner) are devastated when they find out that their adoptive daughter is suffering from leukemia. The situation is further complicated by the fact that her biological father, Kurt (Michael Riley), who is known to be a violent criminal, may be the only suitable bone marrow donor. The family is loathe to seek him out, but they make an appointment with him nonetheless, and when Kurt fails to materialize they go to his apartment. There, Cheryl makes a startling discovery, and they realize that Kurt is a fugitive, attempting to escape the wrath of a brutal mob boss. The desperate criminal makes a last-ditch effort to escape, kidnapping his own daughter as collateral, while the desperate parents will resort to any means necessary to rescue their dying daughter from the only man who can save her.DVD Features:Full Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 - EnglishInteractive Features: Interactive Menus
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Thousands of migrant workers, known as Charcoal People, travel the back roads of Brazil year-round to slash and burn the landscape for charcoal. This charcoal is then used in the production of pig iron, which is mainly used in U.S. automotive and construction industries. As foot-long chain links wrap around trees in a sunburnt savannah and rip them out of the ground, a 76-year-old Afro-Brazilian man tells of his life travelling alone, following the chains, the kilns, and the smoke. He lives for working, and has been in charcoal since he was eleven. He, like the others portrayed here, knows nothing other than charcoal. Another man in the industry, old bricklayer who constructs beautiful, man-sized, igloo-like kilns, laments his illiteracy--an affliction that runs rampant among migrant workers. Most of them were forced to forego education in order to work, although the government now pays parents to send their children to company-run schools.As the tree plantations and savannahs are cleared, the Charcoal People pack up their houses and follow the work. Sadly, the best new source for both high-grade iron ore and wood for processing is in the depths of the Amazon Rainforest. While the forests dwindle, what remains is a startlingly beautiful documentary that shows the way the environment is being destroyed by this unforgiving industry that does not even offer its workers hope that they'll be able to sustain a decent life.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Single Side - Dual Layer
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The final chapter of the Morning Star Trilogy (preceded by THE CALL and CAUGHT BETWEEN WORLDS), DIMENSIONAL CONNECTIONS combines mind-expanding computer animation with an exciting and potent soundtrack to create a journey into amazing worlds beyond the realm of imagination. Never before have such textures and environments been created or experienced as those contained herein.DVD Features:Region 0Keep Case
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