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This award-winning collection of shorts and feature films addresses the diversity and complexity of the African-American diaspora. Heavy D stars in
Next Afternoon
as a man who receives a package in the mail, and becomes the unwitting accomplice to crime. A night on the town turns into a nightmare for two friends who are just looking for a good time in
Blow From the Past,
and
Wooden Nickels
tells of a love plagued by addiction. In
Open the Sky,
a man who has achieved his childhood dream of becoming a writer returns home, wanting to thank the bookstore owner who encouraged him as a boy. Finally, in
Gamepoint,
old school meets new school to fight it out on the court.
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Set in 1971, when America was a nation divided over the escalating violence and bloodshed of the Vietnam War, TIGERLAND begins when thousands of young soldiers had already lost their lives to the war, and thousands more were preparing to enter combat. In Fort Polk, Louisiana, a group of young soldiers-in-training has conflicting opinions about the war. Jim Paxton (Matthew Davis) is an idealistic romantic who sees Vietnam as potential inspiration for future novels and romantic war stories. Roland Bozz (Colin Farrell) is a rebellious antihero who decides that he wants no part of the army or the war and begins to disobey orders, trying to get expelled from the infantry. Paxton and Bozz become leaders to a small group of young draftees, and Bozz inspires them to question authority. As they enter Tigerland--a training process in which the soldiers simulate combat in the Louisiana wilderness--the men begin to realize just how far they will go to stay out of the war. This gritty, documentary-like vision of the war is engaging and incredibly moving, employing natural lighting, handheld cameras, and realistic dialogue to encapsulate the deeply internalized psychological journeys of the characters. Irishman Farrell gives a breakout performance as Bozz, replete with intense charisma and brooding outlaw heroism.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseLetterboxed - Anamorphic - 1.85:1Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English Dolby Surround - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - Joel Schumacher - Director Casting Sessions with Colin Farrell Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer






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3. Bonus Trailer - TORA TORA TORAInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Un Deluvio (DVD)
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Ernest Hemingway's 1939 novel, FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS, stands among the great pieces of American literature. Sam Wood's direction of the script by Dudley Nichols stars Gary Cooper as Hemingway's pain-ridden, love-torn hero, Robert Jordan, a Montana schoolteacher who risks his life to fight Franco's forces during the Spanish Civil War.Jordan joins a group of Spanish guerrilla fighters whose mission is to blow up a bridge behind enemy lines. Ingrid Bergman plays Maria, a beautiful Spanish refugee who has been rendered mute by the trauma of a rape. Over the course of four days, Maria and Jordan fall head over heels in love, a plotline that subsumes the fighting and the war itself. Still, it is Katina Paxinou as Pilar, the hen mother of the guerrilla troop, who steals the show in her Oscar-winning performance.FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS is not to be missed by any Hemingway fan.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Dual LayerAudio: Dolby Digital Mono 2.0 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Film Highlights Trailer - 1.Original Theatrical TrailerText/Photo Galleries: Production Notes Cast& Filmmakers' BiographiesDVD-ROM Features: Website Links
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In this tender tale of love and loss, Guy Pearce and Helena Bonham Carter play two strangers mysteriously brought together by destiny. Sam (Pearce) is a psychology professor who has traveled back to his hometown for his father`s funeral. There he meets Ruby (Carter) who jogs his memory and brings his childhood racing back. The young, innocent, optimistic boy he once was races into focus as he recalls bygone days spent with his best friend, Silvy. With lovely photography of the small town in the Australian bush where Sam was raised, tender moments are played out in quiet splendor by Lindley Joyner and Brooke Harmon as the young Sam and Silvy. Meanwhile, in present time, Sam wants badly to believe that Ruby may just be his long lost childhood love and he invents a story in his head that she may have undergone amnesia and and simply forgotten that she is in fact his Silvy. The magical moments that he recalls, following Silvy through darkened country roads in summertime and delighting in pre-teen puppy love, are mimicked by the bohemian Ruby, who seems to sometimes skip through life and other times run from it. TILL HUMAN VOICES WAKE US is a quiet and romantic film that centers on the nostalgia of youth and the difficulty of saying good bye.
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