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Adrianna (Maria Conchita Alonso) is the lonely wife of a rich computer business owner. Once kidnapped and held for ransom, she fears that her husband will not pay. Paul (Jeff Fahey) is the brave hostage negotiator who works hard at returning her to safety while the kidnappers increasingly grow more hostile and impatient. In the meantime Adrianna must rely on her senses to survive.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseSingle Side - Single LayerFull Frame - 1.33:1
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Jim Jarmusch has consistently wowed audiences with his truly distinctive cinematic vision. Shot over the course of a 17-year-period, COFFEE AND CIGARETTES proves once again that Jarmusch is a true original. This time around, the director tries his hand at the short film genre, delivering 11 shorts that are all based around the seemingly insignificant acts of drinking coffee and smoking cigarettes. In the first short, Strange to Meet You, Steven Wright and Roberto Benigni discuss the perks of cigarettes and coffee. In Somewhere in California, Iggy Pop nervously tries to befriend Tom Waits, who decides that he can have a cigarette because he just quit. Cate Blanchett delivers a towering dual-role performance in Cousins, playing both her Hollywood superstar self as well as her bitter cousin. In a similarly titled yet totally different short, Alfred Molina and Steve Coogan are brilliant in Cousins? And then there is Delirium, one of the best short films ever made, in which Rappers Rza and Gza (Wu-Tang Clan) discover that Bill Murray is a coffee addict, and they use their expertise to preach to him the benefits of alternative medicine. Jarmusch builds to a poetic conclusion and the film is shot in an artistic black-and-white, making COFFEE AND CIGARETTES both an impressive work and a lighthearted, yet genuine, tribute to the art of smoking cigarettes and drinking coffee.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Original Theatrical Trailer Interview: 1. Taylor Mead Featurette Deleted Scenes
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During WWII in a small Canadian town, 16 year-old college dropout Jeannie (Carol Kane, in her screen debut) is raped by her brother's best friend. Her overbearing father (Donald Pleasance) tries to find a way to save the'family honor,' little heeding the suffering and pain the young woman is experiencing. This startling drama won a was deemed'Canada's Best Film' in 1972.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull ScreenAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailer - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer Audio Commentary - 1. Carol Kane - StarInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene SelectionText/Photo Galleries: Production Still Gallery
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Banned in the past for its controversial subject matter, Sergio Garrone's 1976 exploitation horror flick uses a World War II Nazi camp as the setting for the torture, rape, and murder of its female victims. Campy, soft-core scenes show cruel Nazi officers conducting strange and sadistic experiments on the female prisoners. Karma takes its toll, however, when Sergeant Kruber unexpectedly falls in love with a French prisoner named Mirelle (a prostitute), and joins the ladies for the ultimate act of revenge.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Interactive Features: Scene Access
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Laurence Olivier shocked audiences accustomed to seeing him in Shakespeare or period romances when he joined forces with the two defining figures of Great Britain's Angry Young Man cadre, director Tony Richardson and playwright John Osborne, by starring as third-rate vaudevillian Archie Rice in the latter's lacerating play. The arrogant, hypocritical, and lecherous performer is playing out the remainder of his days leading a revue at a moribund seaside resort. In the pathetic quality of his singing, acting, and humor, the declining Archie is clearly intended by its author as a symbol of post-WWII England. Yet he still has enough energy to make life as miserable for his family as it is for him. He cajoles his son, Frank (Alan Bates), into volunteering to fight in Suez, against his will; bilks his dying father for the budget for his next show; and cheats on his alcoholic wife, Phoebe (Brenda de Banzie), with beauty contest winner Tina Lapford (Shirley Anne Field). When his daughter arrives unexpectedly, Archie is forced to face the fabric of deceit he has created to survive. Olivier leads a stellar cast in this still-unsettling film, playing the repellent Archie with memorable intensity.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseLetterboxed - 1.66Audio: Dolby Digital Mono - English
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