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This seminal dance film, created Powell and Pressburger, in which an impresario takes a ballerina under his wing, deftly combines interpretive dance with drama. This acclaimed adaption of a Hans Christian Anderson fairy tale results in a marked triumph of artistic collaboration and modernity. More than any other film, THE RED SHOES deals with the dangerous, magical process by which art is distilled from preparation and effort.DVD Special FeaturesRegion 1 EncodingKeep CaseNew Digital Transfer Supervised by DP Jack CardiffAudio Commentary by Film Historian Ian Christie, Featuring Interviews With Stars Marius Gorin and Moira Shearer, Jack Cardiff, Composer Brian Easdale, and Martin ScorseseJeremy Irons Reads Excerpts From the Novelization and Original Hans Christian Andersen Fairy TaleMartin Scorsese's Collection of Memorabilia From the FilmRare Publicity and Behind-the-Scenes Production StillsThe Red Shoes Sketches - An Animated Film of Hein Heckroth's Painted Storyboards, With a Comparison to theRed Shoes Ballet as an Alternate AngleTheatrical TrailerA Powell and Pressburger Filmography With Clips and StillsOptimal Image Quality: RSDL Dual-Layer EditionEnglish Subtitles for the Deaf and Hearing Impaired
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A twelve-year-old boy, Miles (Christopher George Marquette), living with his mother in New York City is inspired by the jazz scene and aspires to be a jazz musician like his father. However, Miles is challenged by a neurological disorder that alienates him in school and makes his father uncomfortable. When he meets saxophonist Tyrone Pike (Gregory Hines)--one of his idols, who becomes a father figure to Miles--he tries get Pike to fall in love with his mother. A difficult but heart-warming story, THE TIC CODE features a fantastic musical score and live New York performances.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Single Side - Single LayerAudio: Dolby Surround - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical
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A PERFECT WORLD is set in Texas in 1963. Working from John Lee Hancock's original script, Clint Eastwood crafts a subtle and haunting work that features what is perhaps Kevin Costner's best performance. Costner plays against type as Butch Haynes, an escaped convict whose tendency toward violence is masked by his affability. Haynes escapes with a more blatantly dangerous convict, Terry Pugh, planning to ditch him as soon as they cross the border. But Pugh's lack of self-control gets them in trouble, and they take a young boy hostage. Raised by his single mother, a Jehovah's Witness, Phillip Perry (T.J. Lowther, in a heartbreakingly real performance) is fascinated by Haynes's roughneck ways, and the two form a surprisingly strong bond. Eastwood takes a supporting role as Red Garnett, the lawman who, ineptly but inevitably, is closing in on Haynes. With a woman criminologist (Laura Dern) and a trigger-happy federal agent along for the ride, Garnett chases Haynes down while keeping their shared past a secret from his team. Following WHITE HUNTER, BLACK HEART and UNFORGIVEN, A PERFECT WORLD shows Eastwood as a filmmaker at the absolute height of his creative powers. A PERFECT WORLD is one of his boldest works.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 2.35Single Side - Dual LayerAudio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical TrailerText/Galleries: Film Highlights - 1. Select Cast











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Waifish drug addict Jane Doe (Calista Flockhart in a pre-Ally McBeal starring role) serves as muse to struggling young writer Horace (Christopher Peditto) in writer/director Paul Peditto's gritty urban romance. As Horace falls further and more helplessly in love with Jane, he tries to free her from her inner demons on a journey that takes them from the back streets of New York to the fallen glamor of Atlantic City.DVD Features:Region 0 encoding
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A pair of classic Hollywood films starring legendary star Gary Cooper. A FAREWELL TO ARMS, based on the novel by Ernest Hemingway, tells of the wartime romance between an ambulance driver and a nurse stationed in Italy. MEET JOHN DOE is director Frank Capra's classic film in which an unemployed man is hired to impersonate a fictitious ordinary man in order to boost a newspaper's sales.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseDouble Feature - Two Movies on One DVDFull Frame - 1.33:1Audio: Dolby Digital Mono - English
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