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Determined to make it big in the years following World War II, aspiring business mogul Kevin must design a dynamite business plan to make himself a success. Setting his sights on the town in which he grew up, Kevin returns home and latches onto the new television craze that is sweeping the nation. In order to purchase his first TV set, Kevin must beg and borrow, even putting his friends and family's finances in jeopardy. A risk taker at heart, Kevin believes no price is too high for living the American dream. But if Kevin's TV World doesn't pay off, will it all have been worth it?DVD Features:Region (Unknown)Keep Case
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A television anchorwoman uses a homicide tip to boost her program's ratings and ends up a victim of fear when her husband is accused of the crime.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseInteractive MenusScene AccessMovie FactoidsBiography/Filmography
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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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Through narrative, flashbacks, and conversations, five women in a tightly knit friendship share their deepest fears and secrets as they approach the age of 40. A series of emotional expositions examine how the women learn to develop a support system amongst themselves, for themselves.DVD FeaturesRegion 1 EncodingKeep CaseInteractive MenusScene AccessFilmographiesTrailerWeblink
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In this adaptation of Anne Tyler`s novel, Lili Taylor is Evie Decker, a young woman in a small North Carolina town whose empty life revolves around keeping her father company and selling hot dogs at a local amusement park. While listening to an evening radio performance by charismatic local rock musician Drumstrings Casey (Guy Pearce), she feels a strong connection to the music she hears. Upon attending Drumstrings` next performance, she carves
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into her forehead with a piece of glass, both as a means of getting his attention and a way to shake up her humdrum life. The result is a local media storm, which eventually sparks a relationship with Drumstrings. But after getting involved with Evie, his creative drive dissipates, thus endangering the storybook life she had envisioned with him. Made in 1999, but not released until 2004, A SLIPPING DOWN LIFE is a funny, warmhearted fable that never stoops to making caricatures out of its small-town characters. Director Toni Kalem makes some key changes to Tyler`s book that give the film a timeless, bittersweet quality. Guy Pearce, who sounds great singing the film`s memorable, original songs, is believable as a struggling musician, and Lili Taylor adds yet another to her list of incredible performances in small, intelligent pictures.
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