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Examining themes of self-acceptance, respect, and adult responsibility, these classic Disney tales feature everyone`s favorite animated characters and songs. In
Casey At The Bat,
viewers are invited to join in on an exciting game at the Mudville baseball diamond. Next,
Ben And Me
explores the relationship between founding father Ben Franklin and a very special mouse.
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This double-pack contains two films by Hollywood heavyweight Cecil B. Demille. The first film stars Gloria Swanson, just one of the relative-unknowns whose career was launched by the legendary director. Cecil B. Demille`s DON`T CHANGE YOUR HUSBAND marks the director`s first collaboration with Gloria Swanson. Here, Swanson plays Leila Porter, a woman who decides it`s time to upgrade her boring, negligent husband (Elliot Dexter) for a newer breed. But when her new boy-toy Schuyler Van Sutphen (Lew Cody) is caught messing around with the maid (played by Julia Faye, one of Demille`s many reported mistresses), Porter decides she wants her old husband back. This fully restored edition includes original music performed by the Mont Alto Motion Picture Orchestra.In the early Demille film THE GOLDEN CHANCE, a young woman named Mary (Cleo Ridgeley) marries an alcoholic criminal (H.B. Carpenter) in spite of her upscale family`s protests. Living in relative squalor, Mary takes a job making dresses for a rich woman (Edythe Chapman) who just happens to be planning a dinner party involving a millionaire bachelor (Wallace Reid). When one of the party`s guests is unable to attend, Mary shows up in her place and begins a Cinderella-inspired journey. This fully restored and digitally mastered edition features a score performed by Rodney Sauer.
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In the Australian outback of 1949 life is as rugged and untamed as the Wild West a century earlier. The Logan family runs a hotel in a quiet town named Cooma, and the quiet insulated small-town life is about to change when plans for an enormous dam come about. Life is about to get a little spicier with the tide of incoming immigrants and hustlers.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1:33Additional Release Material: Bonus Documentary - 1. The Snowy: A Dream of Growing Up - The Building of the Snowy Mountains SchemeInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene AccessText/Photo Gallery: Cast Profiles Snowy Mountains Scheme Trivia
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Based on a real trial that divided Australia in the 1950s, this searing drama from director Craig Lahiff follows an Aboriginal man (David Ngoombujarra) accused of raping and killing a white child in a trial that exposed the ugly racism of Australia`s legal system. Robert Carlyle and Kerry Fox play the public defenders who take on that system when they help him appeal his brutally unjust conviction. Excellent performances and thoughtful direction helped this small but powerful film rack up praise and awards on its release in Australia, as well as on the festival circuit.
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Glory (WS)
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