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It's 1946, World War II is finished and Dr. John Finlay (David Rintoul) has finished his stint in the Royal Army Medical Corps. Upon his return to civilian life in the small Scottish town of Tannochbrae, Dr. Finlay finds himself treating the hearts of the citizens as well as their physical ailments, while dealing with the senseless bloodshed of what he witnessed in the war. The program is based on the writings of author A.J. Cronin and contains more episodes from the classic BBC series.DVD Features:Region [unknown]3-Disc Boxed SetKeep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access Cast TriviaText/Photo Galleries: Biographies Cast Profiles
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A double feature of classic cinema containing BACK TO GOD'S COUNTRY starring Nel Shipman as a newlywed fighting for her life on an iceberg-bound ship, and SOMETHING NEW, a comedic take on the Western genre which finds Shipman playing a damsel in distress who is rescued in a 1920 Maxwell sedan only to take part in some incredibly daring stunts.DVD Features:Region 0Snap CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Mono - English
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Two Susan Hayward films are featured here, including:SMASH UP: A popular nightclub singer turns to alcohol when she fails to cope with the myriad emotional problems she suffers from. Susan Hayward stars as Angelica Evans, a singer who is just about to break it big when she falls in love with wanna-be singer Ken Conway (Lee Bowman) and sacrifices her career in order to forward his. As Ken`s success skyrockets, the marriage starts to crumble and Angel, as Ken calls her, can`t get away from the bottle, eventually jeopardizing the life of her baby. Reminiscent of THE LOST WEEKEND and A STAR IS BORN, Stuart Heisler`s melodrama is a sensitive, insightful look at the tragedy of addiction, featuring a fine turn by the steadfast Eddie Albert as Steve, Ken and Angie`s best friend and the only one willing to see the truth. Academy Award Nominations: 2, including Best Actress--Susan Hayward, Best Original Story.TULSA: A rancher`s daughter fights a one-woman war in oil-field country. She wins the struggle and builds an oil empire.
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Flashing a mouthful of fake gold teeth, Julien (Ewen Bremner) wanders the streets of New York City, mumbling nonsensical syllables to himself. He tries to avoid the abuse of his sadistic drunken gas-mask-wearing father (German director Werner Herzog). He cracks a young boy's head open with a rock. He befriends a blind figure skater. He wears a bra and underwear as he wrestles with his younger brother. And his sister, Pearl (Chloe Sevigny), is pregnant--with Julien's child.Writer-director Harmony Korine succeeds remarkably well in showing the world through Julien's eyes: a schizophrenic kaleidoscope of images--some hauntingly beautiful, some disturbing and violent. The first American film made in accordance with the Danish filmmaking manifesto Dogma 95 (which also includes THE CELEBRATION and MIFUNE), JULIEN DONKEY-BOY uses no cinematic tricks such as artificial lighting or studio sound. Shot on handheld digital video, the film was transferred to 16mm stock before being blown up to 35mm film for the final print. Korine used this unique method to give the film the low-definition, degraded look of an old Super-8 home movie. Pushing the envelope further, Korine rejects classic narrative storytelling in favor of a more poetic succession of scenes. The result is a gritty, surreal collage that powerfully and touchingly evokes the schizophrenic experience as few films have.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseWidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Making Of - 1. CONFESSIONS OF JULIEN DONKEY-BOY Deleted ScenesText/Photo Galleries: Filmographies - 1. Cast& Crew
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