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This strange combination of comedy, violence, fantasy, and suspense tells the story of Fred (Christopher Lamber), a safe cracker who is hiding in the dark tunnels of the Paris subway system after stealing documents from a shady businessman. There he meets a subterranean society of strange characters and small time crooks. He also finds love with Helena (Isabelle Adjani), robs a train, and starts a rock band. Director Besson went on to mainstream worldwide success with THE PROFESSIONAL and THE FIFTH ELEMENT.DVD Features:Region Encoding: All RegionsSnap CasePreviews of Forthcoming Titles
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This crazy comedy follows the story of Shurik, a young man who is in love with Nina, a local Komsomol member. Nina ends up being kidnapped Caucasian style with a little of Shurik's help. When he discovers the real reason for the kidnapping is so that Nina can be married-off to a local senior official he decides to make his own plans to entice her away.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - RussianAdditional Release Material: Production Interview - 1. Natalya Varley& Vladimir Etush - Actors















2. Alexander Zatsepin - Composer Behind the Scenes Footage Featurette - On Director Leonid Gaidai and Actor Yury NikulinText/Photo Galleries: Filmographies - 1. Cast& Crew
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Following in the paranoiac tradition of Roman Polanski, Hong Kong director Julian Lee explores themes of self-identity and madness in an atmospheric horror film adapted from his own suspense novel NIGHT CORRIDOR. Kung fu actor Daniel Wu stars as Sam, a struggling artist summoned back to his hometown after the mysterious death of his twin brother. Learning that his sibling was mauled to death by a pack of wild animals, Sam is further discomfited by the secretive relationship between his alcoholic mother (pioneering female martial artist Kara Hui) and old family friend Father Chan (Eddy Ko). So when his dead brother's girlfriend (Coco Chiang) informs him that his twin had been assuming his identity, Sam enlists the help of a sinister librarian (Guk Fung) to finally sort out his family history before its secrets overwhelm him.DVD Features:Region (Unknown)Keep CaseLetterboxedInteractive Features: Scene Access
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In the first part of acclaimed Polish director Krzysztof Kieslowski's extraordinary THREE COLORS trilogy, BLUE represents Liberty (of Equality and Fraternity) in the French flag and national motto. Julie (Juliette Binoche) is a young, musically gifted Frenchwoman who has just lost her daughter and renowned composer-husband Patrice (Claude Duneton) in a tragic car accident. During her long physical and emotional convalescence, a journalist questions Julie about the widespread rumor that she's the actual composer of all Patrice's work. She rebuffs the journalist's inquiry regarding her husband's music, but she does not deny it. Upon leaving the hospital, Julie takes a flat in Paris and struggles to start anew--but not until she destroys Patrice's final unfinished work: a huge symphony for twelve orchestras, to be played at a gala celebrating the upcoming unification of twelve European nations. But another copy surfaces, and gradually, as Julie discovers some surprising secrets about her husband's life, she's drawn back to the music, and the pleasures of existence. Kieslowski uses color as metaphor ingeniously, adding immense emotional depth to the story that is unfolding on screen. As Julie, Binoche is a striking cinematic presence. Her transition from a destroyed widow to a woman who has learned to embrace life gives BLUE the heart and soul that makes it a powerful, moving work.
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