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In this French thriller from Francois Ozon, Alice (Natacha Regnier) and her boyfriend Luc (Jeremie Renier) find themselves in a terrifying trap when they sneak out into the woods to cover up a crime they committed together, and then cannot find their way back out. Compared to THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT and to SHALLOW GRAVE, the tale is creepy and twisting, involving rape, murder, burying dead bodies, and perhaps the worst of all: getting lost in the woods.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33:1
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Writer-director-producer Jody Podolsky maneuvers a complex tangle of self-identity, family responsibility, and societal expectations in her indie debut feature ALL OF IT. Amy Holbeck (Alanna Ubach) is a twentysomething New York editor returning to her Midwestern hometown for the Jewish holidays, sparking an immediate conflict with her domineering mother Glenda (Lesley Ann Warren), who pressures her daughter to settle down into marriage and respectability. But Amy's disdain soon morphs into compassion as she realizes Glenda's profound unhappiness with her own troubled marriage and unfulfilled existence, prompting a soul-searching odyssey of self-discovery for both mother and daughter.DVD Features:Region (Unknown)Keep Case
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This dramatic recreation of Jesus` life will help students to truly connect with and understand the stories of the Bible that might seem dry on the page. WHO IS JESUS? tracks the Savior`s life from birth through crucifixion and resurrection. The fine actor Bruce Marchiano plays Jesus with humility and power, concluding the program with a testimonial about his personal faith and connection with the son of God.
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Set in Mexico City, RED SUNRISE brings to life a dark and fateful day of Mexican history. A story of chaos, violence, and tragedy, the tale takes place on October 2, 1968. In the midst of hosting the Olympic Games, Mexico City also becomes host to an unforeseen massacre. What begins as a small student-led protest blossoms into city-wide conflict, culminating in the vicious killing of hundreds of innocent people.
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John Sturges's classic, both a tale of grace under pressure and an allegory of McCarthyism, stars Spencer Tracy as John McReedy, a World War II veteran with a crippled arm. His arrival in the tiny southwestern whistle-stop of Black Rock in 1945 evokes fear and suspicion in its few inhabitants; no stranger has appeared in town for four years. When he tries to check into the hotel, he's denied a room. When McReedy insists on going up to one of the rooms, Hector (Lee Marvin), a menacing cowpoke, follows him and tries to bait him into fighting but fails. McReedy's request for information about Komoko, the Japanese farmer he's seeking, is met with silence by the frightened sheriff (Dean Jagger). Town boss Reno Smith (Robert Ryan), who's already having McReedy investigated, feigns hospitality while informing McReedy that Komoko left town long ago. McReedy rents a Jeep and rides out to Komoko's abandoned farm only to find a grave. Since he was surveilled by Coley (Ernest Borgnine), one of Smith's goons, McReedy must deal with the worst when he gets back to Black Rock. One of the best films of the 1950s, the tense, atmospheric story, which is exceptionally well acted by Tracy and an all-star cast of supporting players, garnered an Academy Award nomination for director Sturges.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseWidescreen 2.40Audio: Dolby Surround Stereo 2.0 English Mono 1.0 French
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