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Craig Shergold is an adorable 8 year old boy suffering from terminal cancer. After some media attention, he receives so many get-well cards from all over the world that he breaks the Guinness World Record! Sent into report on this remarkable story, a cynical reporter (played by former teen heartthrob Kirk Cameron of TV's GROWING PAINS) finds himself witness to a miracle he can hardly believe. A story of faith and healing, MIRACLE OF THE CARDS will warm even the most jaded of hearts.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Production InterviewsText/Photo Galleries: Biographies Production Notes
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Two of Mexico's top leading men come together in this powerful drama. A small Mexican town is held under the tyranny of a brutal gang leader, Cacique (Eleazar Garcia Jr.), who rules with an iron fist. Pedro (Ramiro Sierra) is a family patriarch and upstanding citizen who refuses to do what the Cacique commands, and in return the gangsters murder his son in cold blood. Pedro is thus impelled to seek revenge, gathering the courage and the strength to do whatever it takes to rid the town of the villainous gangsters.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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At the height of World War II, an emotionally remote Austrian mountain climber (Brad Pitt) journeys to the holy city of Lhasa, Tibet in search of peaks to tame and finds instead an unexpected friend in the form of the young Dalai Lama. Under the influence of the holy leader, the mountaineer--and, not coincidentally, Nazi Party member--begins a personal journey that leads to a greater self-awareness and inner wisdom. Adapted from the eponymous memoir by Heinrich Harrer.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreen - 2.35Full Screen - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1
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Another heartwarming gem from the Hallmark Hall of Fame, LITTLE JOHN is the story of Natalie Britain (E.R.'s Gloria Reuben), a judge on the Family Court circuit. Though she spends her days helping families out, Natalie has some skeletons in her family's closet--she gave up a little boy for adoption years ago. However, Natalie's father John (PULP FICTION's Ving Rhames) has been surreptitiously raising the boy, John, on his Texas farm for his entire life. Now dying, the elder John tries to bring his daughter and her long lost son back together again.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Daniel Day-Lewis stars in this searing portrait of 1990s Belfast ripped apart by 20 years of religious conflict and IRA violence. Danny Flynn (Day-Lewis), a repentant IRA operative seasoned by a 14-year prison term, returns to the neighborhood of his childhood to try to rebuild his life. A prizefighter in his youth, he teams up with his old trainer (Ken Stott) to reopen a nonsectarian boxing gym in a bombed-out community center. Meanwhile, Danny finds himself undeniably drawn to his old girlfriend Maggie (Emily Watson), who is now married to his former best friend, an imprisoned IRA member. Maggie's father, Joe Hamil (Brian Cox), the head of the local IRA chapter, is attempting to negotiate an IRA cease-fire, causing extreme tension between IRA factions with opposing views. Danny and Maggie's rekindled love, which defies the IRA rule promising death for anyone having an affair with an imprisoned operative's wife, thrusts Danny straight into the center of the erupting tensions. Irish director Jim Sheridan and British actor Daniel Day-Lewis (who worked together on IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER and MY LEFT FOOT) once again team up with wondrous results, creating a vivid and captivating portrait of an Ireland intimately torn by ancient religious strife.Includes the featuretteFighting for Peace: Inside the Boxer.
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