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A liquor trade war threatens to turn deadly in the Mexican drama CORAZON DE TEQUILA. Don Pancho Murguia is an honest businessman who has a secret formula for making delicious tequila. However, his primary competitor, the unscrupulous Mateo San Juan, is jealous of his success and fine tasting liquor, and orders his underlings to steal the formula from Don Pancho. When the Don and his family uncover who is behind the theft, the situation teeters on the edge of all-out violence. CORAZON DE TEQUILA is a stirring drama about family honor and the lengths people go to maintain it.DVD Features:Interactive Features: Scene Access Trivia Game Interactive Menus
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THE TRIP tells the story of Alan, an aspiring conservative journalist, and Tommy, a free spirited gay rights advocate. They meet as teenagers in 1973, embarking on a relationship that leads into the 80s. Along the way, their opposing careers and an ongoing national debate about homosexuality ensures that their love for one another must endure a series of often comical series obstacles revolving around both family and current events.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Miles Swain - Director Deleted Scenes Bloopers Interviews
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Billy Wilder's Cold War satire, derived
from an energetic Molnar comedy the director had seen in 1929, probably owes as much to NINOTCHKA, perhaps the best known film of his idol Ernst Lubitsch.
It stars James Cagney as C.J. MacNamara, a Coca-Cola executive who comes to West Berlin to promote the sugary brew on the other side of the Iron Curtain, hoping, in the process, to be promoted to the post of director of West European operations.
He soon learns that his real job is babysitting his boss's 17-year-old daughter Scarlett (Pamela Tiffin), who has secretly married volatile Communist Otto Piffl (Horst Bucholz) during her soujourn. By the time McNamara learns this small detail, his boss (Howard St. John) is about to arrive in Berlin. After he gets Piffl arrested by the East German police, who torture him by forcing him to listen to Itsy-Bitsy-Teeny-Weeny Yellow Polka-dot Bikini repeatedly, C.J. finds out that Scarlett is pregnant, and realizes he has only twelve hours to get Piffl released and turn him into an acceptable son-in-law for his boss. Wilder's anarchic satire targets Communism, Coca-Cola, rock n' roll, bureaucratic inefficiency, teenage lust, middle-aged lust, and everything else which wanders into range in this briskly paced farce, which features a vigorous James Cagney in his last leading screen role.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 2.35Full Frame - 1.33Audio: Mono - English Mono - French Mono - SpanishAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailers
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Onegin (Fiennes) is a bored, unaffected St. Petersburg aristocrat who inherits his uncle's large estate. When he rejects the advances of his neighbor Tatyana (Tyler), her sister's fiance considers this an offense worth fighting over. In a senseless, tragic duel, Onegin prevails. Six years later, Onegin returns to St. Petersburg and is reintroduced to Tatyana. This time, he falls helplessly in love with her and discovers, crushingly, that she has already married and has no intention on reciprocating his emotions. Fienne's debut as a feature film director is aided greatly by Adefarasin's cinematography, brother Ralph's performance, and Tyler's mere appearance. Based on the classic verse novel EUGENE ONEGIN by Pushkin.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseAnamorphic WidescreenInteractive MenusScene SelectionAudio CommentaryTalent FilesInterviews with Cast, Director, ProducerPhoto GalleryTrivia GameTrailers
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THE STRANGER: Orson Welles directed and stars in THE STRANGER, a tense black-and-white thriller that Welles made for maverick producer Sam Spiegel. Welles portrays Charles Rankin, a respected academic at a prominent Connecticut college. He seems to have the perfect life: a beautiful new wife, Mary (Loretta Young), and a charming home in a small town that holds him in high esteem. Enter Mr. Wilson (Edward G. Robinson), a detective on the hunt for Nazi war criminal Franz Kindler. The appearance of Mr. Wilson threatens to reveal that underneath this idyllic veneer is a secret that could tear everything apart.THE TRIAL is Orson Welles`s claustrophobic adaptation of Franz Kafka`s surreal tale of fear and paranoia in a nameless society. Tinged with background jazz, filmed in shadowy black and white--mostly with direct light--THE TRIAL looks like a classic film noir, with angled close-ups and characters shrouded in mystery. Anthony Perkins stars as Josef K., a seemingly innocent young man who is arrested one morning for an unexplained crime by men who refuse to identify themselves. K., asserting his innocence, sets off on a bizarre series of confrontations with shady government agents, overwhelming faceless courtrooms, and pompous advocates who talk in riddles. His nightmare continues through narrow, dark passageways and colorless rooms where he witnesses various forms of torture and interrogation; some of what he comes upon has echoes of the Nazis and the Holocaust. And nearly everywhere he goes he stumbles over wads of paperwork (the kind that ultimately swallowed up Tuttle in Terry Gilliam`s BRAZIL, a fascinating descendant of THE TRIAL). Perkins is wonderfully paranoid as he wanders aimlessly through the labyrinthine sets, which always seem to be closing in on him. THE TRIAL is an eerie nightmare of a film, one of which writer-director-costar Orson Welles was justifiably proud.KING LEAR: Orson Welles stars in the title role in this made-for-television p
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