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Hector Del Valle is an honest Mexican policeman, though he has a small debt problem. When he goes to get help from the local drug cartel, he finds himself in more trouble than he expected and when things hit too close to home, Hector must get revenge.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1:33Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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THE CRIMSON RIVERS: Jean Reno reprises his role as a laconic tough cop in Mathieu Kassovitz`s disturbing thriller, THE CRIMSON RIVERS. Kassovitz, who rose to fame with his compelling racial drama HATE, brings his signature flare for character development and subtle direction to this unlikely alpine murder mystery. A horrifically mutilated corpse found in a remote mountain village signifies a serious enough crime to call in Parisian detective Pierre Niemans (Jean Reno). Meanwhile, less than 200 miles away, the young upstart detective Kerkerian (HATE`s Vincent Cassel) investigates a similarly bizarre crime, the defacement of a young girl`s grave. As the two intrepid detectives pursue their cases--Niemans examining bizarre circumstances at a local university and Kerkerian interviewing the dead girl`s recalcitrant mother (now a cloistered nun)--the two investigations pitch violently towards each other, forcing the detectives to join forces as they recognize the horrifying implications that may link the seemingly isolated crimes. The precarious mountain locale acts as a fittingly terse setting for Kassovitz`s tight direction (and surprise ending) as well as Reno and Cassel`s powerfully quirky performances, all of which make THE CRIMSON RIVERS a breathtaking and gut-wrenching instant genre classic.THE CRIMSON RIVERS 2: rench filmmaker Olivier Dahan directs this sequel to international hit CRIMSON RIVERS; the script, based on a novel by Jean-Christophe Grange, was adapted by Luc Besson (THE FIFTH ELEMENT). The creepy, fast-paced narrative follows police detective Pierre Niemans (Jean Reno), who this time undertakes an investigation of a monastery in the Lorraine. His team uncovers a corpse hidden in the wall, and this raises suspicions of ritual murders. Meanwhile, police captain Reda (Benont Magimel) has picked up a mysterious and confused man who has the same DNA as Jesus Christ. Niemans and Reda team up, and soon their path leads them to the dark organization kn
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Emilio Bertran has suffered a life of loss and struggle, but if nothing else it has certainly toughened him up. When he finds himself pitted against the evil landlord to whom the love of his life is now married, Emilio takes action, refusing to back down. He travels to Texas to enlist the aid of a notorious thief, who donates a fantastic contraband diamond to the cause; upon his return, he is prepared to do battle with the landlord to recover the love and life he had lost.
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For over three generations, El Chavo del 8 has charmed Spanish-speaking audiences the world over with its wildly zany appeal. A Mexican television landmark still on syndication to this very day, the series is a winning formula of slapstick comedy and social commentary that is reminiscent of The Little Rascals. El Chavo is an eight-year-old (played by a full-grown adult male) who practically lives inside a barrel in the courtyard of a community filled with loony but memorable characters. This fourth volume of THE BEST OF EL CHAVO DEL 8 compiles some of the series' best loved moments from its 30-year history, including Don Ramon Loco, Confusiones, El Raton de Quico, and La Ropa.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1:33Additional Release Material: Includes Ultra-Rare Episodes from the Early YearsInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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