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Set in 1975 Stockholm at a communal living house called Tillsammans or Together, this bittersweet comedy revolves around the members of a radical hippie commune as they fight, fall in love, and struggle to stay together. Director Lukas Moodysson perfectly captures the youthful idealism and visual style of the period, commenting on the social and political climate with a steady dose of irony and heartfelt emotion. The members of the commune, desperate to live in Socialist-like peace, fight about everything including television, meals, and dish-washing duties. One day, Goran (Gustav Hammarsten), a soft spoken and painfully mild-mannered member of the group, brings his straightlaced suburban sister Elisabeth (Lisa Lundgren) and her two children to live at the commune, rescuing her from an abusive husband. Initially, Elisabeth is shocked at the radical political and sexual attitudes of her new housemates but soon she is joining in spirited partying and coming to terms with her own sexual and social awakening. Similar to Moodysson's critically acclaimed 1998 film, SHOW ME LOVE, he portrays sexuality and alienation with a breathtakingly simple honesty. Moodysson also sheds light on the experiences of Elisabeth's two painfully shy children who are trapped in a seemingly crazy adult world. The film offers a refreshing view of the 1970s, fraught with the joys and dangers of social idealism.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreen - 1.85Audio: Stereo Surround - SwedishAdditional Release Material: Original Theatrical Trailer
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Billy Wilder`s adaptation of the Broadway hit stars William Holden as the cynical Sefton. Set in the eponymous German prison camp during WWII, the director`s broad, black comedy focuses on a group of decidedly unheroic prisoners. While they spend most of their time trying to entertain each other with comedy routines and pin-ups,
they also occasionally entertain thoughts of escape. But escape is the last thing on the mind of the hard, calculating Sefton, a wheeler-dealer who`s salted away a stash of creature comforts which are the envy of the barracks. When a couple of prisoners are killed while attempting to escape, Sefton collects the money he won by betting against their success, and many
believe that it was he who informed the Germans. After a new prisoner, Lt. Dunbar (Don Taylor) talks openly about having bombed a German ammo train, he`s immediately subjected to a harsh interrogation by sadistic commandant Oberst von Scherbach (Otto Preminger). Their suspicions confirmed, the prisoners take revenge against Sefton. A film whose depiction of
American G.I.s as ordinary, even selfish, people probably seemed seemed edgier in the 1950s than it does now, it remains a durable entertainment, with incisive performances by Holden and Preminger.
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A pair of desperate young men hold up a convenience store seeking easy money, only to have everything go wrong. Soon a hostage crisis has developed and a media circus is in full swing, leading to a tense, dramatic conclusion. REAL TIME consists entirely of footage from security and news cameras, with enough footage for the viewer to choose multiple perspectives for any scene. Featuring leading-edge DVD technology and a gut-wrenching story, REAL TIME is a unique film experience.DVD Features:Notes: Entire film consists of multiple angles of every scene, controlled by the viewer.Region 0Keep CaseMulti-Aspect RatiosAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - Filmmakers Audition Footage Deleted Scenes Alternate Scenes Production Interview - Max Allan Collins - Director/ Screenwriter, Jeffrey High - Producer Additional Audio Material:Inconvenience Store Audio BookInteractive Features: Multiple Angles Scene Access Interactive MenusText/ Photo Galleries: Complete Comic Book Story Biographies - Cast& Crew
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Part of Israeli director Amos Gitai`s TERRITORIES series, this set of documentaries examines the territories occupied by the Israeli invasion of Lebanon, as well as the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin. While both moving, the first piece (FIELD DIARY) created so much controversy, it caused Gitai to be exiled from his own home for a period of 10 years.
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CHARLOTTE GRAY is directed by Gillian Armstrong (MRS. SOFFEL, OSCAR AND LUCINDA) with her signature recipe for success: a love story set in beautiful nature played by an all-star cast. Here, Charlotte Gray (Cate Blanchett) is a Scottish woman in mid-WWII, living with an adventuresome pair of young female roommates. While attending a snooty book publishing party, Charlotte escapes from her girlfriends long enough to meet a British pilot, Peter (Rupert Penry-Jones), with whom she falls in love. After a brief but passionate affair, Peter is sent on a mission to Nazi-occupied France where his plane is shot down and he is reported M.I.A. Torn apart by love, Charlotte enlists herself as an underground operative in the resistance and accepts a mission to rural France. Charlotte, now working under the code name Dominique, parachutes out of an airplane, and captures two young Jewish boys in her net. The man who untagles the bunch, Julien (Billy Crudup), becomes her one trusted contact, and arranges a job for her as governess to the two boys, hiding out in the chateau owned by his curmudgeonly father (Michael Gambon).Presenting a beautiful love story complicated by WWII tension, Armstrong creates a photographically impeccable film with a strong orchestral score and a capable, utterly attractive cast. CHARLOTTE GRAY is based on the best-selling novel by Sebastian Faulks.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Single Side - Dual LayerAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Gillian Armstrong - Director Featurette - 1. A VILLAGE REVISITS HISTORY Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer
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