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In Bernardo Bertolucci's directorial debut, a prostitute is found murdered at a park in Rome, and the police are grilling the suspects. Every potential witness has a different story to tell, but the flashbacks onscreen reveal that nearly everyone in the neighborhood has something to hide. THE GRIM REAPER is an unflinching but sometimes darkly comic look at a lower-class netherworld where the truth is almost impossible to sort out.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreen - 1.66Audio: Monaural - ItalianAdditional Release Material: Production Interview - 1. Bernardo Bertolucci - DirectorText/Photo Gallery: Essay By Film Critic David Thompson
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Andy and Tomas have earned a reputation abroad as two of the top young publicists to hail from Argentina. They return to Buenos Aires with bloated egos and open an agency of their own. Their good fortune continues as they win a coveted industry award. The celebrated publicists are now ready to throw their first party. Their guest list is full of important media figures and the wealthy elite, but Andy and Tomas also add some spice to the mix inviting prostitutes, a drug kingpin, and a pair of pickpockets. This eclectic mix is unable to be controlled by two moronic undercover cops and the soiree becomes far more than simply good publicity.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen
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Umberto Lenzi (CANNIBAL FEROX) directed this CANNIBAL HOLOCAUST like horror movie, an unintentionally hilarious pastiche of elements from other cannibal movies. Janet Agren stars as Sheila Morris, a young executive from a New York City corporation who is sent off to Malaysia to team up with a mercenary named Mark Butler (Kerman) to destroy a cannibalistic cult headed by a fanatic named Jonas Melvyn. Soon, Sheila and Mark are fending off hordes of flesh hungry cannibals only to discover that Jonas is behind the cannibal attack and has gone completely mad. Filled with hilarious and inane dialogue, gratuitous nudity, and footage lifted from past films like JUNGLE HOLOCAUST, EATEN ALIVE is an entertaining and often very funny movie.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Benoit (Attal) includes his handsome best friend Pierre's (Berling) photo in a response to a personal add placed by Marie (Gainsbourg.) Although he doesn't look like the picture, Benoit and Marie meet, fall in love, and soon get married. When Pierre finally meets Marie at the wedding, he also falls in love with her! Will she fall for the man she was originally attracted to in the photo? The tale of this outlandish tragedy unfolds as the friendship of two men is plagued by their love for the same woman. Based on the novel by Julian Barnes.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseInteractive MenusScene AccessFilmographiesProduction CreditsTrailer
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Cora (Asia Argento) has been taking care of a rich woman's dog, walking the pet and playing with him for a nominal fee. Ada, the rich woman, offers Cora more money to follow her confused father (Michel Piccoli). Cora begins to track the wanderings of the father as he hops a train to Rome and continues to travel throughout Rome. The journey brings Cora into conflict with herself and her own issues regarding relationships with lovers, memories of her mother's suicide, and the reality of her brother's mental illness. The two unstable traveling companions make for interesting character studies in this Italian drama which earned Asia Argento awards for best actress in her home country.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.66Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo - Italian
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