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In this Spanish-language sing-along, Juana the Iguana will help kids identify some
animals, and tell some fascinating facts about everyone's favorite creatures. Includes songs in Spanish that children can sing along to. Also contains the episode: TV Historias de Dinosaurios. For ages 2-8.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1:33Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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For an aging friend of the revolution, it seems time to hang up the combat boots and let the new generation have their turn. When he meets a student involved in terrorist activities, it re-ignites the flame of fight until he meets catastrophe. This film is an exciting example of the French New Wave from the director of LAST YEAR AT MARIENBAD, and starring Bergman favorite Ingrid Thulin.DVD Features:Region 0Snap CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Mono - EnglishAdditional Release Material:
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Director Steve Suissa delivers a bittersweet meditation on life with LE GRAND RTLE. Set in Paris, Suissa`s film follows the fortunes of struggling actor Maurice Kurtz (Stiphane Friess) whose Jewish origins just may be his ticket to a leading role in a Yiddish version of Shakespeare`s THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. Being filmed in the city and helmed by internationally famous American director Rudolph Grishenberg (Peter Coyote), the film would represent a major break for Maurice if he were to land a part in it. Maurice spends most of his time clowning around with his wannabe thespian friends and secretly photographing his wife, Perla (Birinice Bejo), whom he worships. But when Grishenberg offers Maurice the role of Shylock in his movie, the good news is tainted when he returns home to Perla who announces that she has cancer, and is soon to die. While grappling with this information, Maurice receives a further blow when he learns the part of Shylock is no longer his, and has instead been offered to a famous American actor. But Perla is deliriously happy to believe that Maurice is on the cusp of stardom, so he decides not to tell her that he`s lost the part, and instead goes to extraordinary lengths to keep up this illusion. It`s here that Suissa`s film finds its heart, with Maurice and his bumbling group of friends concocting some amusing schemes to prevent Perla from discovering the truth, while also showing how far the budding actor will go to squeeze a few drops of pleasure from his ailing wife`s final days. As Perla`s health fails her, the film builds to an affecting conclusion, resulting in a salutary tale that is sure to move even the hardiest of souls.
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Poland`s Gothic heavy metal heavyweights release the first title in their discography with this live show in their native Krakow. The set list features music from the band`s last two records, BECKETTIA and MOZARTIA, each of which pays homage to a great artist, and boasts the group`s signature rough sound balanced by beautiful female vocals. Intense and varied, the band delivers an energetic show, accompanied by a 70-minute documentary about the band, as well as the video clip
Born to be the Best.
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In Werner Herzog's idiosynchratic and lyrical take on the road movie, the road in question stretches between the gritty, urban slums of Berlin and the equally desolate railroad flats of Wisconsin, U.S.A.
Herzog regular, Bruno S. (Kaspar Hauser in Herzog's THE MYSTERY OF KASPAR HAUSER) plays Stroszek, just out of jail, who is trying to stop drinking and eke out a living by selling fruit and playing music on the street. Stroszek finds a soul mate in Eva (Eva Mattes), an equally hard-up Berlin prostitute. However, the two quickly find their fate closing in on them when Eva's ex-pimps threaten to kill them both. An unlikely solution arises when Stroszek's neighbor, eccentric and aging Scheitz (Clemens Scheitz), takes them along as he heads to rural Wisconsin to meet up with long-lost relatives. When the three displaced Germans arrive in Wisconsin, their lives seem to change for the better, but as the tarnished lures of capitalism fade and the bills pile up, they find themselves locked into the same struggles they fled Berlin to escape. In the process Herzog paints a melancholic and dark portrait of the alien landscapes and the perversely poetic culture of the rural poor in Midwestern America.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic - 1.66Audio: Mono - German Subtitles - English - OptionalAdditional Release Materials: Audio Commentary - 1. Werner Herzog - Director, Norman Hill Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical TrailerInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive MenusText/Photo Galleries: Production Notes Biographies - 1. Werner Herzog - Director
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