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This sequel to LA CLAVE 7 picks up where the first film left off. Angered over the murder of drug lord Pedro Aviles, his two most loyal followers set out to avenge his death, taking out everyone responsible in the process. Soon, the authorities involved are running for cover, as El Culiche and El Gitano begin their maniacal quest.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep Case
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The legendary Mexican actor Jorge Negrete stars in HASTA QUE PERDIO JALISCO, a vintage slice of comedy from that country`s golden age of cinema. Written and directed by Fernando De Fuentes, the film features Negrete as a ladies` man who is called upon to take care of his newborn nephew, ensuing in a rollicking series of comedic hijinks. The Mexican classic is presented in Spanish without subtitles.
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Dolores Del Rio, the first internationally renowned Mexican film actress, is profiled in this Spanish-language documentary. Born into a wealthy family that lost everything in the Mexican revolution, Dolores married into money and moved to Hollywood, where she made her first film in 1925. She became more and more famous during the silent era, with her career seemingly over with the arrival of sound. A high-profile affair with Orson Welles made her visible again. In 1943, FLOR SILVESTRE, her first Spanish-language film, made her a huge star once again.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Though set in the particularized political and social climate of post WWII Macedonia--then Yugoslavia--the themes of Ivo Trajkov`s affecting drama are timeless. Set in 1945 in a Communist orphanage for the children of ideological dissenters, and based on the popular book by Macedonian author Zhivko Chingo, this is the story of a youthful friendship torn by the tides of political turbulence. Elderly politician Lem Nikodinoski (Saso Kekenovski) flashes back on his childhood from his deathbed, remembering his experiences as a 12-year-old orphan subjected to inhuman brutalities in the name of party training. Lonely and scared, Lem admires Isak (Maja Stankovska), the strange boy who arrived at the orphanage soon after he did, who wields odd power over everyone he encounters. Eventually Lem earns Isak`s hard-won friendship, and the two become the sole holdouts of individuality and rebellion, opposing the party`s enforced subjection to dogma, and the sadistic methods it employs. They become blood brothers in an environment where individual relationships are considered subversive, which causes them to suffer greatly for their ideals and each other. Ultimately the party`s corruption finds its mirror in a betrayal that disrupts the foundation of the boys` relationship, and leaves Lem with a burden he will carry for the rest of his life. The film achieves a haunting atmosphere through use of a color scheme whose changes signal shifts back and forth through time, and the ghost of Lem`s future is ever present at the fringe of the action. The innocence lost with the boyhood friendship is palpable, and the guilt, regret, and cynicism of the elderly Lem is comparable to the lost innocence of the Communist party`s descent into totalitarianism under President Tito.
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Leo (Gerard Depardieu) is a highly successful novelist who has just won the Nobel Prize. Unfortunately, he has been an emotionally distant failure as a father, forcing his twenty-something son, Paul (Depardieu's real-life son, Guillame) to live in his shadow. While travelling, Leo is kidnapped by Paul, and tries to make one last attempt to establish a true connection with his father. Sylvie Testud (THE CHATEAU) costars in this darkly comic tale of family dysfunction.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - FrenchAdditional Release Material: Trailers
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