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Jacob is a theater instructor committed to the theories of Antonin Artaud, but he simply doesn`t have the temperament to realize the
Theater of Cruelty
in life. When he meets his double (Pierre Clementi, in a dual role), the amoral embodiment of his intellectual principles, he allows the second Jacob to take over his existence--with sinister consequences. Bernardo Bertolucci`s exploration of selfhood`s many faces is itself both earnest and playful, dark and bizarre.
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A Korean comedy about the sterility of a white collar existence, FOUL KING is the story of PK, a dissatisfied bank clerk who decides to dedicate himself to his true passion: wrestling. Surprisingly, PK sheds his usual meek persona in the ring and shows a competitive fire that helps him win every one of his matches. Nicknamed the Foul King because of his reputation for underhanded tricks in the ring, PK begins to gain the confidence to change his life into the one he's always wanted.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseLetterboxedAudio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - Cantonese Dolby Digital 5.1 - MandarinInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Desire leads a man into a dangerous Spanish underworld in the dramatic thriller BULGARIAN LOVERS. Forty-year-old Daniel, a successful attorney, picks up a handsome Bulgarian named Kyril. Though he claims to be heterosexual, Kyril begins a romance with Daniel and willingly takes up residence at his posh home. The simple romance goes awry when Daniel finds himself caught up in a world of thievery, illicit drugs, and the mob.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseWidescreenText/Photo Galleries: Picture Gallery
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An allegorical story showing how an insignificant member of society struggles to maintain her individuality despite a pervasive crowd mentality. Set to Czech composer Leos Janacek's'Glagolitic Mass.'DVD Features:Region 0 EncodingSnap Case
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One of the main characters in Israeli filmmaker Danny VeretUAes documentary-like first feature, YELLOW ASPHALT, is the cruel Negev desert landscape. The film is a triptych examining collisions between Bedouin tribes and their Israeli neighbors. In BLACK SPOT, an oil tanker speeding down a desert highway hits a Bedouin child. When the drivers (Zevik Raz and Moshe Ivgi) frantically try to hide the dead boy, they are discovered. A standoff ensues between the unapologetic Israelis and the threatening Bedouin tribesman, while the childAes mother wails in a heap of black burqua on the sand. In HERE IS NOT THERE, tribal elders refuse to let Tamam (Tatjana Blacher), a German woman with blue, made-up eyes behind a veil, leave her Bedouin husband, so she steals away in the night. Tamam recalls happier times while desperately dragging her crying daughters through the desert, and her vengeful husband hunts them down. Finally, in RED ROOFS, when the affair between a married Israeli farmer, Shmuel (Motti Katz), and his Bedouin maid, Suhilla (Raida Adon), is discovered by the tribe, death and dishonor touch all involved. VeretUAes film is an unflinching portrait of oppression and the precarious intermingling of ancient customs and the modern world.
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