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In this Depression-era drama a 12-year-old Philadelphia boy, desperate for twenty-five cents to go to the opening of a new movie theatre, has the two bits willed to him by his grandfather, who announces he's going to die. Not wanting to lose his grandpa, the boy spends the day trying to earn the money and learning important life lessons. Alec Baldwin narrates.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Chief prosecutor of the Manson Family, Vincent Bugliosi, has his book HELTER SKELTER brought to the screen once again in this 2004 adaptation of his words. Originally adapted in 1976 for a made-for-TV drama by director Tom Gries, this version of events sees Jeremy Davies (29 PALMS) taking on the role of Charles Manson. While Gries' film of the tale focused primarily on the trial, this version from director John Gray takes a broader view, concentrating instead on the possible motives behind the actions of Manson and his family. Brutally murdering actress Sharon Tate and her house guests in the summer of 1969, Manson and his followers acted under a misguided attempt to kick start a race war among the general population. Obsessed with The Beatles' WHITE ALBUM, Manson believed the band were speaking directly to him, and conducted his activities at their behest. Gray's film attempts to uncover the man behind the myth, offering a distressing portrait of one of America's most infamous crime figures.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 16.9Audio: Dolby Surround 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. John Gray - Director, Mark Wolper - Producer Featurettes - 1. Jeremy Davies Rehearsal Footage (Optional Commentary) Additional Scenes (Optional Commentary)Interactive Features: Scene Access
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A sequel to GREETINGS! starring Robert De Niro as a Vietnam Veteran living in Greenwich Village, who's penchant for voyeurism leads to his filming the people in the apartment across the street in a sort-of peeping tom like fashion. Somehow, his obsession with these films leads to an affiliation with a Black Power group, and an involvement in wacky acts of terrorism around New York City.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Widescreen - 1.85Audio: Mono - English Subtitles - English - Optional Subtitles - French - Optional Subtitles - Spanish - OptionalAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer
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Island politics, racial tension and unprecedented interracial romances abound in this controversial (at the time) tale of adultery and intrigue on an idyllic island in the West Indies. Adapted from the novel by Alec Waugh.
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Stu Ungar (played here by SOPRANOS star Michael Imperioli) carved out a name for himself by amassing a small fortune in gambling winnings after taking up poker at an early age. Now his story is laid bare in HIGH ROLLER. A three-time winner of the Poker World Series, Stu seemed to have it all. But sadly, his motivation for playing was fuelled by an addiction to gambling that could only lead to a sorry end. Imperioli fulfills his role as Stu with extreme pathos, illustrating how gambling can topple an individual from a lofty peek, and ultimately be as dangerous as heroin, crack, or cocaine.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Surround 5.1 EnglushAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary: 1. Michael Imperioli













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