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A recent widower and his daughter learn to get on with their lives with the help of an extraordinary African American housekeeper.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep Case
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This toe-tapping, feel-good collection features five of the greatest dance-related movies of the 1970s and `80s: SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER (1977), FOOTLOOSE (1984), URBAN COWBOY (1980), FLASHDANCE (1983), and GREASE (1978). See individual titles for plot synopses.
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Una Mujer Sin Destino (DVD)
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Rita Ronaldi (Callie Thorne) is a down-on-her-luck meter maid in DOUBLE PARKED, a directorial debut from Stephen Kinsella. As a single mother, Rita needs a job, but until she found her meter maid position, she was afraid she had no skills to offer, and would never find adequate employment. Even though the job is a blessing, it inspires a mischeivous side of Rita, and soon she finds herself in big trouble, unable to outrun her tragic past. A dramatic story of a struggling mother and son, DOUBLE PARKED is a quirky but compassionate drama.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive MenusText/Photo Galleries: Filmographies& AwardsDVD-ROM Features: Weblink
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Director Martin Campbell (GOLDENEYE) balances a romantic tale, serious political commentary, and beautifully shot scenery from exotic locations in BEYOND BORDERS. Oscar winner Angelina Jolie gives a moving performance inspired by her real-life U.N. work, and has the perfect romantic foil in Clive Owen. Ostensibly a tale of romance triumphing against the odds, this is in fact a multifaceted story that deals with its various topics in a visually arresting style.
BEYOND BORDERS follows the problematic blossoming romance between busy American socialite Sarah Jordan (Jolie), and rogue doctor Nick Callahan (Owen). The two initially meet in 1984 at a charity event in London. Sarah is still flushed with excitement from her recent marriage, but is nevertheless enchanted by Nick's impassioned speech on behalf of starving children in Ethiopia. Sarah decides to help the cause in Africa, meeting Nick there and sparking a romantic connection which is cut short because of family and work commitments. Four years later, Sarah finds herself alone after a torrid divorce. Her work for the United Nations now consumes her thoughts, and when the chance to travel to war-torn Cambodia--and reunite with Nick--arises, it proves too good to turn down. The two immediately hit it off, but Nick's commitment to his work once again causes them to separate. Five more years pass, and when Sarah receives a call that Nick has been captured and made a prisoner of war in Chechnya, she realizes she has one more chance to rescue her man, and to rekindle the passion.

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