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Repentant ex neo-Nazi Ingo Hasselbach's autobiographical experiences are the basis for FUEHRER EX. Two friends dream of escaping the oppression of the communist GDR in 1980s Berlin. When they finally make an attempt, however, they are captured by the authorities and imprisoned. In jail, they allow themselves to be indoctrinated into the hate-fueled neo-Nazi movement to try and survive their incarceration. The question becomes how much they will allow the ideology to dominate them once they've been released. FUEHRER EX examines the value and costs of both personal and political comradeship. At the 2002 Venice Film Festival it was nominated for the Golden Lion, the festival's highest prize.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseWidescreenAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Original German TrailerText/Photo Galleries: Photo Gallery
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After the success of his low-budget CHAN IS MISSING, the story of a couple of Chinese cabdrivers and some missing money in Chinatown, Wayne Wang returned to the exploration of the melding of Chinese and American culture. In DIM SUM: A LITTLE BIT OF HEART, he moves away from the streets of San Francisco s Chinatown and concentrates on a simple story about the interactions of a Chinese family. Laureen Chew, who appeared in CHAN IS MISSING, cowrote the story with Wang and Terrel Seltzer. She portrays Geraldine, a 30-year-old woman who still lives with her widowed mother. Geraldine has a boyfriend, Richard (John Nishio), who wants to marry her, but she doesn t want to leave her mother (Kim Chew) alone. She is, as her uncle Tam (Victor Wong) says,
a good Chinese daughter.
Tam, a lifelong friend of Geraldine`s father and not really her uncle, wants to marry her mother, but she also is
too Chinese,
and doesn t want to remarry. As the most Americanized of the characters from his generation, Uncle Tam tries to find some common ground so the mother and daughter can each find happiness in life. Wong, in a wonderfully written and acted part, projects a warmth and earthy wisdom about both Chinese and American culture in this funny, perceptive look at family life.
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Joseph and Augustine take their family to spend an unforgettable summer vacation in the south of France. Based on autobiographical recollections of French author Marcel Pagnol. Sequel: My Mother's Castle.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Single Side - Dual LayerAudio: Mono 1.0 - English Stereo Surround - FrenchAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer
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Based on the popular song of the same name by Segundo Rosero, this drama was a box office hit in Latin America and stars the well-known Spanish actor Rafael Rivelles. A romance based on Ecuadorian pop music, COMO VOY A OLVIDARTE (how can I forget you?) tells a moving tale of triumph over corruption, and the search for happiness in an unpredictable world.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Vera and Takis both make ends meet working in a casino. From their dealer positions, they watch the clientele toss away money and hit big numbers. A passionate relationship builds between the two casino employees and together they hatch a scheme. The lovers rig a roulette game and make a mint, but their plan isn't as solid as it could have been. Now, the casino mafia is on the trail of Vera and Takis, as the pair hide out with no access to the money they made off with in the heist. GHOST OF A CHANCE is a slick thriller from Greece with a story that rolls fluidly along in the hands of writer/director Vangelis SeitanidisDVD Features:Region 1Keep Case
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