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Dominic (Scott Baio) feels torn between two worlds. In one world, he plays the ultimate, cutthroat, corporate tool - - complete with a sleek car and all the other trappings of the lifestyle. In the other world, however, he becomes a loving man who takes care of his two brothers, one handicapped and one a flighty actor. He also runs a baking company, and develops a relationship with Bella, an older, mother figure. He and Bella grow close, and she talks at length about her daughter Lucca and her long struggle to save enough money for Lucca to have a proper American wedding (though her daughter has no prospective groom). When Bella reveals that she suffers from a terminal illness, Dominic sees where his priorities lie, and searches for Lucca to try to make Bella's wedding wish come true.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Single LayerAudio: Dolby Digital 2.1 - Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Deleted ScenesText/Photo Galleries: Filmographies
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Seven Disc Box set containing Bleak House, Great Expectations, Hard Times, Martin Chuzzlewit, Amaray Case, Oliver Twist and Our Mutual Friend.
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This fine family film set in 1930's Oklahoma tells the story of a young boy's devotion to two hunting dogs. His loving relationship to the animals teaches him the qualities of maturity and responsibility.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material:Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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In this made-for-TV thriller, a young businesswoman (Allison Dean) witnesses a brutal crime and becomes the key witness in the case. After long proceedings, the murderer is released and sets his sights on revenge. To protect his daughter, Erin`s father (Ron Glass) hires a handsome bodyguard (Richard T. Jones) to protect her from the vengeful psycho. Vanessa Williams (SOUL FOOD) also stars.
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Veteran actor Campbel Scott (ROGER DODGER, DYING YOUNG) directs this startling, quietly sparkling film, set in the achingly beautiful desert of New Mexico. There, a family lives a life withdrawn from contact with society, completely independent and self-sufficient. Patriarch Charley (Sam Elliott) lives with his strong, beautiful wife Arlene (Joan Allen) and their daughter Bo (Valentina de Angelis), and together they live off the land and Charley's veteran's check. They are surprised one day by a visit from a bumbling IRS agent, William Gibbs, who has been sent to conduct an audit. His experience of the family's ranch takes an unconventional turn, however, as he suffers a bee sting to which he is highly allergic. Forced to recuperate in the home from which he came to extract money, the agent is soon enamored by all that he discovers there. Not overly romanticized, however, life on the farm has its own problems, as existential ennui finds it fullest expression in the extreme depression that has put Charley into a near-catatonic state. Gorgeously shot and unfolding at a leisurely pace, Scott's subtle drama benefits from remarkable performances from all the characters, including charming newcomer de Angelis, a shamanistic turn from Allen, and quintessential stoic cowboy Elliott. Recalling Terrence Malick in its dreamy sense of place and reliance on voice-over (an adult Bo played by Amy Brenneman (FEAR, THINGS YOU CAN TELL JUST BY LOOKING AT HER), OFF THE MAP is a delicate tale that offers a hidden treasure of emotion.
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