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Legendary director D.W. Griffith (INTOLERANCE) delivers another sweeping historical epic with this film, based on the d'Ennery and Corman play, THE TWO ORPHANS. Sisters Lillian and Dorothy Gish are the girls who become separated in the streets of eighteenth century Paris during the dramatic upheavals of the French Revolution. As Henriette (Lillian Gish) searches for her blind adopted sister Louise (Dorothy Gish), she falls in love with a kind and concerned young member of the aristocracy, Chevalier (Joseph Schildkraut). Unfortunately their love is doomed by her commoner status, and his callous uncle (Frank Losee), who railroads her off to prison to keep them apart. The revolution occurs, and Henriette is liberated, but then there's more trouble when mob rule causes chaos in the streets, the guillotine awaits Chevalier, and Louise remains just out of reach.Griffith captures the class injustice at the heart of this story by contrasting scenes of lavish parties at the houses of the nobles with the abject poverty of the beggars outside. The thrilling use of crowds and meticulous historical accuracy make this an epic comparable in scope and theme to BIRTH OF A NATION, which is how Griffith undoubtedly meant it. The film is silent, with tinted scenes and film score.Keep Case
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When a ruthless congresswoman and a powerful political boss, Mr. Ace unintentionally form a romantic alliance, it threatens to destroy their individual quests for power. Is it possible that their love for each other could make them both winners?DVD Features:Region 0 EncodingKeep Case
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A promiscuous switchboard operator seeks meaning and salvation by becoming a Born Again Christian. Yet as an apparent apocalypse approaches and God demands an Abraham-like sacrifice, she faces a cruel dilemma: choosing Heaven or Earth means losing one or the other.DVD Features:Region 1Amaray CaseWidescreen - 16.9Audio: Stereo 2S - English Dolby Surround 5.1 - Spanish DTS - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Michael Tolin (Director), Mimi Rogers (Star), David Duchovny
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After earning his lawyer`s license, a young man named El Puma goes back to the northern Mexico ranch that his menacing father owns. When he witnesses the harsh way in which his father`s workers are being treated, he decides to put his intellect to work, taking on his own father and his immoral accomplices in hopes of returning some order and decency to the his family`s business.
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Bob Hoskins stars as Benito Mussolini in this riveting account of the family conflict and political intrigue which surrounded the rise and fall of the Italian fascist dictator. The four-hour mini-series not only examines Il Duce's career in politics--from his early days as a terrorist to his later alliance with Hitler--but also delves into his tragic personal affairs, such as his estrangement from favorite daughter Edda (Susan Sarandon) and his ultimate betrayal of beloved son-in-law Count Ciano (Anthony Hopkins).DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case2-Disc SetFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital - English
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