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This collection contains all five films in French director Francois Truffaut's series of films starring Jean-Pierre Leaud as protagonist Antoine Doinel. Films included are THE 400 BLOWS, STOLEN KISSES, LOVE ON THE RUN, BED AND BOARD and ANTOINE AND COLETTE. Please see individual titles for further information.DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case5-Disc SetAnamorphic Widescreen - 2.35Anamorphic Widescreen - 1.66RSDLAudio: Subtitles - English - OptionalAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. THE 400 BLOWS - Brian Stonehill - Film Scholar














2. THE 400 BLOWS - Robert Lacheney - Director's Friend














3. LES MISTONS - Claude de Givray - Assistant Director Production Interviews - 1. Francois Truffaut - Director Documentary - 1. LES MISTONS










2. PORTRAIT DE TRUFFAUT Introductions - 1. STOLEN KISSES - Serge Toubiana - Film Historian










2. LES MISTONS - Serge Toubiana - Film Historian Promotional Spot - 1. Francois Truffaut - Director, Jean Luc Godard - Star Theatrical Trailers - 1. THE 400 BLOWS














2. STOLEN KISSES














3. BED AND BOARD














4. LOVE ON THE RUN Rare Footage - 1. THE 400 BLOWS - Cast Members










2. Francois Truffaut - Director, Bernard Revon - Co-Writer Newsreel Footage - 1. The Langlois Affair














2. Truffaut's Impassioned Rally Excerpt from TV ShowAdditional Products: Booklet - 1. Truffaut's Preliminary Writings
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This sequel to NARCOS Y PERROS begins with Gabriel in jail. When his father tries to break him out of jail, Gabriel rejects his father's offer and escapes on his own. Still bitter over the murder of his best friend, Gabriel organizes a new team to battle his blood relatives, turning this feud into an even more personal fight.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep Case
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The life of a working class couple struggling to get by forms the focus for this downbeat feature film from acclaimed director Bela Tarr. Backtracking through their lives, Tarr illustrates how this couple have reached this point in their lives, and also why they are so argumentative and abusive towards each other. As usual, Tarr doesn't flinch from showing the raw emotion and unparalleled depression that beset many of his fellow countrymen during the 1980s, making this another worthy entry into his canon of films.
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A determined Hong Kong cop applies his magical Taoist know-how to a murder case involving a malevolent, mysterious sorceress.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - CantoneseAdditional Release Material: TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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A not-quite tongue-in-cheek send-up of Japanese censorship and pat, by-the-numbers Yakuza gangster films, this gonzo feature follows a lower-level underworld assassin as he's toyed with and tormented by a higher-up after botching a job. Suzuki's strategically placed animated sequences obscured offending material, thwarting censors and delighting fans of the director's black humor.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseSingle LayerAdditional Release Material: Interview - 1. Seijun Suzuki
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