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Jess Franco`s 1976 Spanish cult horror film focuses on a group of money-grubbing relatives who gather for the reading of a will in--of course--a dark and isolated mansion, only to be slaughtered by a masked maniac. The delightful cast includes William Berger, Lina Romay, and Evelyn Scott.
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Boris Godunov - Bolshoi Opera (DVD)
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A shy young man named Gaspard (Poupaud) takes a vacation in a small village of Normandy, France, to meet his girlfriend Lena. During an unsuccessful attempt to locate Lena, he meets Margot (Langlet) a pretty local servant girl. They become fast friends, and soon Gaspard finds himself physically attracted to Margot, but she has other plans for the lad and introduces him to a girl in town whom fancies him. In the midst of all this excitement, Gaspard attempts to remain true to his original lover, Lena, but is he really in love? Part three of director Eric Rohmer's Four Seasons series which includes AUTUMN TALE, TALE OF WINTER, and TALE OF SPRINGTIME.DVD Features:Region 1Interactive MenusScene AccessFilmographies& AwardsWeblink
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Set during the terrible Peruvian civil war of the 1980s, PALOMA DE PAPEL (PAPER DOVE) juxtaposes the beautiful landscape of the country with the horrific violence of the conflict. Juan is an adolescent trying to survive in the poverty-ridden Andean countryside while beginning to discover the adult world. But he soon learns about the dark side of that world when a group of paramilitary revolutionaries enter his town and recruit him for their army, which involves a period of soul-crushing political indoctrination. But Juan's desire to survive through the conflict and to live his own life leads him to rebel against the paramilitaries. PALOMA DE PAPEL marks the directorial debut of Peruvian actor Fabrizio Aguilar, and it won the Silver Precolumbian Circle (the second place prize) at the 2004 Bogota Film Festival.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Stereo 2.0 - SpanishAdditional Release Material: Trailers
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An enigmatic woman seeking psychiatric help mistakes the office of her doctor for the tax attorney that works next door. Before he can correct her, she has already told the tax attorney too much about her personal life. Mutually committed now that secrets have been shared, they continue making appointments with each other, using the fluke of their meeting and their mistaken identities as a role play. Because Anna (Sandrine Bonnaire) is not seeing a professional analyst, she has no problem bending the truth of what she says and reinventing herself through each subsequent meeting. Meanwhile, William (Fabrice Luchini), who feels her neediness for him and receives her confessions with openness, imagines himself to be an emotional giant and romantic outlet, something his tax-attorney identity would never allow. By consulting his neighbor, the real psychiatrist (Michel Duchaussoy), William is granted the approval he needs to let his fantasy with Anna run its course.Director Patrice Leconte has a penchant for characters who pretend to be somebody they're not and in the process become that person (MAN ON THE TRAIN, GIRL ON THE BRIDGE), and this movie is his most pronounced meditation on that theme. The story, by Jerome Tonnerre, is likable and passionate without ever being saccharine or predictable. While the majority of the film takes place in the conservative space of William's office, the strong characters with all of their quirks and subtleties create a current of mystery which is INTIMATE STRANGERS' greatest strength.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreen - 16.9Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo - French
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