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This powerful drama, based on a true story, tells the remarkable tale of Sister Faustina, a brave nun who was canonized as a saint in 2000. Telling Sister Faustina`s remarkable life story, Jerzy Lukaszewicz delivers a hopeful film that is inspiring, moving, and exhilarating.
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A musical account that captures a dramatic time in the history of Mexico by following the lives of the people who make up the many social classes, their differences, and the envy and treason it caused.
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Based on an acclaimed novel by Emmanuel Carrere, the French psycho-thriller CLASS TRIP plunges viewers into the mind of an emotionally damaged child. Nicholas (Clement van den Bergh) is a shy, socially isolated schoolboy teased by classmates, dominated by an overprotective father (Francois Roy), and frighteningly plagued by nightmarish visions of death and disaster. On a class trip to the French Alps, Nicholas finds himself befriended by the school bully Hodkann (Lokman Nalcakan), who is intrigued by his strange classmate's dreams and hallucinations. When local police find a dead child in the woods--murdered and horribly mutilated--Nicholas senses a connection between the crime and his visions, and sets out to find the killer with the help of his new friend. Writer/director Claude Miller (L'EFFRONTEE, ALIAS BETTY) makes perfect use of pristine cinematography and a haunting orchestral score to create a mournful meditation on the loss of childhood innocence.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseAnamorphic WidescreenAdditional Release Material: Trailer Bonus TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Features
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A merchant sailor takes to the waves, and promises to bring back presents for his three daughters. The youngest daughter requests a scarlet flower, which leads the intrepid sailor into the lair of a mysterious beast. His daughter rushes to her fathers rescue, but can she save him from the beast? This story is based upon the classic fairytale, Beauty& The Beast.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreen - 1.85Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - RussianAdditional Release Material: Production Interview - 1. Irina Povolotskaya - Director















2. Konstantin Zagorsky - Production DesignerText/Photo Galleries: Stills/Photos Filmographies
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Fatih Akin`s HEAD-ON (GEGEN DIE WAND) is a powerful film about sexuality and suicide, centering on two Turks living in Germany. Drunken loser Cahit (Birol Unel) drives his car into a wall; Sibel (Sibel Kekilli) slashes her wrist because she can`t stand living with her traditional Muslim family. The two meet in the hospital and decide to join in a marriage of convenience in which he can get himself a cute young housekeeper and she can finally move away from home. They live together in Hamburg, where she begins to sleep around dangerously and he grows surprisingly jealous, leading to tragedy. To a soundtrack of 1980s music (Depeche Mode, Talk Talk, Sisters of Mercy), their lives continue to fall apart, lost to a world of lies and deception, drugs and violence, and emotional pain.Filmed on location in Germany and Turkey, HEAD-ON is an intense look at two lost souls who can`t stand life as they know it. They spend a lot of time in clubs, trying to drink and dance away their troubles, but they seem doomed to constant failure and unhappiness. Unel and Kekilli are shockingly realistic in the lead roles, adding to the overall poignancy of the harsh and disturbing film. There is a large Turkish contingent living in Germany, many of whom came over in the 20th century seeking employment; in HEAD-ON, Akin delves into the resultant changing cultures with deep insight in this moving drama.
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