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Tragic murders are occurring, murders of women who are looking for pleasure at midnight. There is a man who mutilates them, turning them into mannequins.
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Inspired by television forensic crime dramas, FU BO examines the job of Fu Bo (or Uncle Fu), the assistants that work with coroners and clean up after the forensic data is collected. From the perspective of a Fu Bo, a mafia assassin, and a Portuguese chef who works with death row inmates, the film provides a thrilling, graphic, and gritty take on this difficult job.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseLetterboxed WidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound - CantoneseInteractive Features: Chapters
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Werner Herzog made his directing debut with this meditation on war and madness. During World War II, three German soldiers--one of them wounded--take refuge on a small Greek island that remains relatively untouched by the fighting. The boredom of their isolated post and meaningless assignment leads to an inevitable crumbling of sanity. Each begins to construct elaborate strategies to dispel the boredom and keep the mental horrors of the war at bay. The psychology of the men and their trying situation are compellingly portrayed through their methods of occupying themselves, from building cockroach-catching contraptions to translation of ancient Greek texts on local church walls to the construction of bombs from the detritus of the ammunitions dump. SIGNS OF LIFE was HerzogAes first feature film, made at the age of 19, and thus is perhaps his most conventional, sticking to a traditional psychological drama format. However, the idiosyncrasies and dramatic invention that would follow in his career are present in seed form in the directorAes scrupulous attention to the minutiae of the characters' descent into disturbance as well as in the role played by the astounding Greek landscape.
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Joey is a struggling, poor writer. His roommate, Carl, is a ladies man whom lusts after young girls. The pair find all the joys a man could ask for (wanton women, wild orgies, outrageous erotic adventures, etc.) on the streets of decadent Paris, France. Based on the novel by Henry Miller novel, QUIET DAYS IN CLICHY is a daring adaptation that was even seized in 1970 by the US government on charges of obscenity. And while the charges were eventually cleared, the film mysteriously disappeared shortly after its release. Now, it's finally available, and completely uncut and uncensored!DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseWidescreen - 1.66Audio: Dolby Digital Mono - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Production Interviews - 1. DIRTY BOOKS, DIRTY MOVIES - Barney Rosset
















2. SONGS OF CLICHY - Country Joe McDonaldText/Photo Galleries:
1. Poster and Still Gallery
2. Talent Bios
3. Liner NotesDVD- ROM Features:
1. Court Documents
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JULES AND JIM is Francois Truffaut's intense, beautiful, enigmatic film about the lifelong friendship between two writers--French novelist Jim (Henri Serre) and Austrian children's author Jules (Oskar Werner)--and their mutual love for the eccentric Catherine (Jeanne Moreau). With artful black-and-white imagery, the story begins in 1920s Paris when Jules and Jim first meet and become friends. As young single men, they gallavant about Paris, chasing women or studying ancient art, always animated, curious, and charming. When they meet the equally energetic Catherine, whose impulses range from dressing up as a man to taking midnight plunges into the Seine, their circle is complete. But when World War II erupts, with Jules and Jim fighting on opposite sides, everything changes. Jules marries Catherine before going off to battle. After the war, they settle into a quiet existence in the French countryside. But Catherine is restless and unfaithful. Jim reunites with his oldest and closest friends, and Catherine makes room for him in their house, asking him to move in and become her lover. Jim complies, as he wants nothing more than to please his friend Jules, who agrees to the plan. From there, the film's sweeping photography and wonderfully philosophical scripting tightens as the tale becomes even more complicated. Even its darkest moments, JULES AND JIM is movingly alluring as the friendship between the two men paints a meaningful portrait of human understanding and compassion. Like the similarly themed TWO ENGLISH GIRLS, Truffaut's film is based on a novel by Henri-Pierre Roche.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseInteractive MenusProduction CreditsFilmographies& AwardsScene AccessVintage Truffaut Trailer CollectionTribute to Jeanne MoreauRunning Audio Commentary by Glenn Kenny
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