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In Fritz Lang's compelling World War II espionage thriller CLOAK AND DAGGER, Gary Cooper stars as Alvah Jasper, a shy and retiring physics professor at a midwestern university. When government agents press Jasper into joining them in an effort to curtail the Nazis' efforts to attain atomic secrets, his life takes a dramatic turn. He is sent to Switzerland to contact Dr. Katerin Loder, a renowned scientist who has information about the status of German atomic technology, but on arriving in Europe finds the scientist missing, and therefore embarks on on a breakneck journey through Switzerland and Italy, fleeing the Nazi SS and attempting to locate Dr. Polda, who is the last person still alive who can give him the vital nuclear information. Along the way, romance is born between Jasper and a beautiful Italian resistance fighter, Gina.Filmed at the close of World War II, CLOAK AND DAGGER was one of Hollywood's first films to deal with the activities of the OSS during the war. The movie tackled some of Fritz Lang's favorite motifs, including underground espionage, anti-Nazi activity, and psychological warfare. The secret world of the OSS is expertly illustrated through the codes, secret handshakes, fistfights, and shoot-outs that pepper Jasper's transcontinental flight. The drama of the final escape makes CLOAK AND DAGGER one of Lang's most exciting films.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 - EnglishInteractive Menus: Interactive Features Scene Access
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This silent film is the first screen version of Victor Hugo's 1831 novel. Chaney plays the deformed bell-ringer who is smitten by a beautiful dancing girl persecuted by the wicked Bishop of Notre Dame.DVD Features:Region 0 EncodingKeep CaseEssay By Michael Blake, Author of Two Books on Lon ChaneyBehind-the-Scenes Footage on Set
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One of the earliest performances from the Greatest Lover in Silent Cinema, Rudolph Valentino is a swindler who is trying to sneak some money away from the old man of the wealthy woman with whom he is having an affair.DVD Features:Region 0Snap CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Short - 1. Excerpt from EYES OF YOUTH





2. Newsreel showing Valentino's body lying in state
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Owen is a young boy with terminal cancer, whose friend Mr. Rice (David Bowie) has just died. Mr. Rice just happened to be have been a four hundred year old mysterious spirit and has left behind some'gifts' for Owen, who along with his friends, break into Mr. Rice's empty house on a dare. Owen finds a series of letters written to him by Mr. Rice in code, leading to a mysterious treasure hunt and other heartwarming surprises.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAdditional Release Material: Cast Bios TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Bobby Kent (Nick Stahl) is not a nice guy. He beats up his best friend Marty every chance he gets, he abuses Marty`s girlfriend Lisa, and he rapes Lisa`s friend Ali. From director Larry Clark (KIDS) and screenwriter David McKenna (AMERICAN HISTORY X) comes this gruelling thriller based on the true story of Bobby Kent, a bossy Florida teenager who was beaten to death by a group of his peers.There isn`t a lot to do in the suburban Florida town that Bobby and his friends inhabit. They play violent shoot-em-up video games, they work at the Pizza Hut, they go surfing at the beach, and they cruise in their hot rods. But mostly, Bobby and his friends have lots of sex. The film is drenched in graphic shots of barely legal naked teenagers. (This has been Clark`s favorite subject matter since his days as a photographer, as illustrated in his 1997 book TEENAGE LUST.) Sexual identity is an undercurrent in Bobby`s story: he watches gay porn while he rapes Ali, and he forces Marty to dance with him at a gay club. Some of the other teenagers think that Bobby and Marty are a couple. But this is a minor issue. They decide to kill Bobby because he`s a bully who has hurt and angered them; and because they`re bored and desensitized to violence. In BULLY, Clark provides another hard look at the hard lives of American teenagers, in all their confusion. It isn`t pretty.
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