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Gone with the Wind Collector's Edition (FS)
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MY FLESH AND BLOOD documents one year in the life of divorced, 53-year-old Fairfield, California mother Susan Tom and her 11 adopted children--ten of which are physically or mentally disabled. After a 13-year marriage that produced two children of her own and her first adopted child, she continued to take in children with special needs, despite her lack of a regular income. The family includes Xenia, 13, and Hannah, 11, who were both born with no legs, eight-year-old Faith, whose face was badly burned in an accident when she was two, and Anthony, 19, who suffers from a rare disease which prevents the skin from properly adhering to the body. The majority of the stress in the house, however, originates with, Joe, 15, who suffers from cystic fibrosis, attention deficit disorder, and a problem controlling his abundant anger. Able-bodied college student Margaret, meanwhile, is crumbling under the pressure of helping her mother care for her siblings. Director Jonathan Karsh's film is inspiring without resorting to sentimentality. While the camera focuses most frequently on Joe--whose foulmouthed threats contain the possibility of real violence--the film's true heart lies with Anthony, whose wide eyes appear hopeful, even when something as simple as a bath brings him excruciating pain.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Filmaker Commentary Deleted Scenes Interviews Behind-the-Scenes Theatrical Trailer Filmaker BiographiesInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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The Kingfisher (DVD)
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This British thriller stars Stanley Baker as Johnny Bannion, a well-known hoodlum and the leader of an unorganized gang of criminals. When his stay in prison is cut short by a daring prison break perpetrated by his right-hand man, Mike Carter, Johnny immediately begins planning a big racetrack heist. Unfortunately, this job lands Johnny in the slammer once again, only this time his prison stay is made much tougher by hostile fellow convicts and old associates who would like nothing better than to overthrow Britain's reigning underworld kingpin.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic - 1.66Audio: Mono - EnglishAdditional Release Material: TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive MenusText/Photo Galleries: Biographies
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THEY CALL ME SIRR is the true story of Sirr Parker, a talented young football player who overcame a troubled inner-city life in South Central Los Angeles to become a USA Today All-American and an NFL professional. Sirr (Kente Scott) and his young baby brother, Donyea, live with their grandmother (Jackie Richardson) while their mother struggles with alcoholism. After the death of Sirr's grandmother, he becomes a surrogate father to his little brother and begins attending Monroe High School. The football coach a the new school is legendary for producing outstanding players. Coach Griffin (Michael Clarke Duncan) sees something special in Sirr and encourages him to work and study hard. Sirr manages to maintain a 3.9 grade point average and becomes the L.A. Times Player of the year while secretly raising his brother alone and working part-time. THEY CALL ME SIRR is an inspiring, passionate film.The real Sirr Parker went on to attend college at Texas A&M and lead his team to a Big 12 Championship over Kansas State in 1998. In 1999, Sirr made it to the NFL and is currently playing for the Cincinnati Bengals.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAudio: Stereo - EnglishInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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