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For her film SOUTHERN COMFORT, veteran documentarian Kate Davis found a rare subject in Robert Eads, a 52-year-old female-to-male transsexual living in Tuccoa, Georgia. Eads, a charming, laconic cowboy apparently male enough to once be propositioned to join the Ku Klux Klan, began life as a female, married, had two sons, and lived as a lesbian before finally transitioning into the heterosexual man that he always felt he really was. In a bitter irony, however, Eads died of cervical and ovarian cancer--betrayed, as he puts it, by the last part of himself that was still female.Davis follows the last year in Eads's life, a momentous one in which he falls in love with Lola Cola (a male-to-female trans) and says goodbye to the adopted family of transsexuals whom he has sheperded for years. And he lives long enough to attend one final convention of Southern Comfort, an organization of about 500 transsexuals from around the South. Davis never gets on a soapbox; in fact, she's entirely unobstrusive, since she had to eschew funding (time was short already when she met Eads) and shoot the entire film herself on digital video. Her subjects, meanwhile, challenge endless stereotypes--they're self-procalimed trailer trash who are nevertheless forging a new culture of gender.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 16.9Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo - English
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Jim and Kristen are undercover narcotics officers, partners who become lovers - and addicts - as they infiltrate the local drug scene in order to bring down a suspected drug lord.
But as their relationship intensifies and their drug use turns to abuse, the fine line between the good guys and the bad guys becomes as blurry as their drug-induced vision.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Single Side - Dual LayerAudio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English Stereo Surround - Spanish
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A real-estate salesman whose addiction to drugs and alcohol is destroying his life, reluctantly enters a detoxification program. Along with his physical recovery, he begins his emotional recuperation when he falls for a fellow patient.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Surround - English
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A cool teenage girl (played by Tiffani-Amber Thiessen) joins the in-crowd in high school, and hoes to get a date with the smouldering local hunk (played by Brian Austin Green). Her joy turns to sadness, however, when she suffers a violent rape at the hands of a jock football star. Accused of lying about it afterwards, she becomes the school outcast, and desperately tries to find a way to prove her innocence.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo - English
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The age-old theme of teenage violence and delinquency is given distinctive insight by the well-cast Dean-Wood-Mineo trio.
Perhaps the best teen-age drama of the 1950s. Academy Award Nominations: Best Supporting Actor--Sal Mineo, Best Supporting Actress--Natalie Wood, Best Motion Picture Story.Additional Release Material:Additional Footage (Including the only film footage ever taken of James Dean wearing glasses.)Letterbox Theatrical TrailerTwo Episodes ofBehind the Cameras Hosted by Gig Young (Featuring interviews with the film's cast and producer,Behind the Cameras was a segment of the 1955-1956 ABC Television Network seriesWarner Brothers Presents.)Alternate EndingTwo-disc Special Edition
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