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The backwoods of North Carolina is where Nell (Jodie Foster) lives, all alone. She has her own form of language and no idea of a world beyond her small plot of land. Then civilization enters her life in the form of two doctors (Liam Neeson and Natasha Richardson), who discover the untamed wild child. Now that they have come to study her, Nell's life will never be the same again--but neither will theirs. Based on Mark Handley's play IDIOGLOSSIA, which means a language for one, NELL is an intriguing look at a person who has grown up without any contact with the modern world--like the famous wild boy of Aveyron portrayed in Francois Truffaut's WILD CHILD. Foster is excellent in delivering Nell's unique language and body movements, while Neeson and Richardson are intense in their sparring over how Nell should be treated. For eclectic director Michael Apted, this film is just one of several (COAL MINER'S DAUGHTER and GORILLAS IN THE MIST) he has made about women who are not easily categorized. NELL is also the first film from Foster's production company, Egg Pictures.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreen - 2.35Audio: Dolby Surround 5.1 - English Dolby Surround - Spanish Dolby Surround - FrenchAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Michael Apted - Director, Jodie Foster - Star Featurette Trailer
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In pursuit of a serial killer that has terrified his community, Detective Richard Larson has discovered he has an uncanny edge in this case, but it is not a pleasant one. A seemingly psychic ability allows him to see the crimes and their victims before they actually happen, leaving him with definitive clues as to the killer's identity, but deeply troubled by indelible images of the victims' horror. An obvious suspect is a deceptively friendly locksmith Larson discovers has a dodgy history of violence. That coupled with his mastery over locks leaves no home secure. Detective Larson finds his journey to the truth riddled with startling personal revelations and troublesome secrets in this thrilling, edgy mystery.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Actress Marianne Vogler (Lena Endre) and her husband, Markus (Thomas Hanzon) have a 9-year-old daughter, Isabelle (Michelle Gylemo). Markus, an orchestra conductor, is often away, and casually, almost without thought, Marianne starts an affair with theater director David (Krister Henriksson). Thus starts another of Ingmar Bergman's relentless examinations of love and sex and pain in the affairs of women and men. For FAITHLESS, Bergman is the scriptwriter--not the director. He writes from the point of view of a solitary old man, also called Bergman (Erland Josephson), who lives on a remote island. He remembers an affair he had long ago. From time to time, Marianne interrupts him to correct his version of their story.FAITHLESS is directed by Liv Ullmann. As an actress, Ullmann burst into Bergman's cinematic world in the 1960s, with stunning performances in PERSONA, SHAME, and THE PASSION OF ANNA. In the 1990s, she began directing. FAITHLESS is her fourth film as director, her second from a Bergman script. Ullmann directs with unpretentious precision, working closely with her actors, and she gives the story a new inflection, making real and vivid the predicament of Isabelle in the face of (what she sees as) the unpredictable behavior of the adults.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull FrameAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical TrailerInteractive Features: Scene SelectionText/Galleries: Filmographies - 1. Liv Ullman - Director










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A group of divers attempt to uncover some diamonds that lay at the bottom of the ocean. Unfortunately for the divers a pack of Great White sharks patrol the waters around the missing loot, resulting in some terrifying scenes of carnage. As the sharks begin to prey on the swimmers at a nearby beach, it becomes apparent that only one man knows the true secret behind the buried diamonds. Desperate to save the beach from more shark attacks, his pleas seem to fall on deaf ears. Will anyone listen? Find out in SHARK ZONE.
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