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In Roger Vadim's directorial debut, his then-wife, Brigitte Bardot, plays Juliette, a sumptuous orphan beauty who sparks an incendiary and erotically charged love triangle between herself and three men who desire her. Spending her days barefoot and barely working in the town tabac, Juliette loves to listen to the jukebox at the local bar and saunter past the men in town; all the while, she has eyes only for local thug Antoine. Millionaire Eric Carradine desires Juliet as much as he desires Antoine's family's oceanfront property. After being coldly spurned by Antoine, Juliette is rescued from a return to the orphanage when Antoine's timid younger brother, Michel (Jean-Louis Trintignant), proposes marriage, at the suggestion of Carradine. As the unlikely couple works hard at achieving a semblance of happiness, the dark forces that dwell inside Juliette's restless spirit force her closer and closer to Antoine. Vadim lets Bardot revel in the CinemaScope and Technicolor beauty of the film, and the simmering mambo-infused soundtrack traces the plot's erotic undercurrents as they drive all the characters toward an inevitable climax of erotic and violent explosion, personal revelation, and a New Wave definition of love and romance.DVD FeaturesRegion 1 EncodingAnamorphic WidescreenTheatrical TrailerRestoration DemonstrationNew English Subtitle Translation
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On her wedding night, Organized Crime& Triad Bureau detective Ling is raped by the suspects of murder cases involving masked rapists that she is investigating. The trauma of this attack provokes her to take revenge using her own body as a tool, and she trains with a flamboyant teacher who shows her how to turn herself into a weapon of vengeance.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseLetterboxedAudio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - Chinese/ Cantonese Dolby Digital 5.1 - Chinese/ Mandarin Dolby Digital 5.1 - English Dolby Digital 5.1 - VietnameseAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - Stefan Hammond - Hong Kong Film Expert TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive MenusText/ Photo Galleries: Filmographies
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The tight bond between two women is followed from adolescence into woman in this moving Mexican drama. Covering a wide range of topics from politics to drug use to difficult boyfriends, and ultimately personal growth, Matilde and Yolanda are consistently there for one another in this touching ode to friendship.
Featuring Vanessa Bauche (AMORES PERROS).DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen
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After the success of RING and RING 2, director Hideo Nakata decided to take a break from the horror genre to make this thriller. CHAOS begins as a couple--Takayuki (Ken Mitsuishi) and Satomi (Miki Nakatani)--go out for lunch. Afterwards, Satomi disappears, and it is not long before Takayuki, a businessman, begins receiving strange ransom demands. As the relationship between Satomi and her captor, Goro (Masato Hagiwara), is revealed, the film begins to unfold a labyrinthine plot where nothing is as it appears.Although CHAOS opens with what seems to be a standard thriller plot, Nakata and screenwriter Hisashi Saito have created a unique movie that blends genres while invoking a number of classic films, including Akira Kurosawa's HIGH& LOW and Alfred Hitchcock's VERTIGO. Placed out of sequence, the pieces of Nakata's puzzle are arranged so that the audience is consistently off balance. In the process, the director creates a thoroughly engaging neo-noir suspense film that's sure to keep viewers guessing up until the very end.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Additional Release Material: TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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A major force of inspiration for artists, the multi-talented Antonin Artaud excelled in the fields of art, film, and theater. The author of THE THEATRE AND ITS DOUBLE, and the man behind the
Theatre of Cruelty
manifesto, Artaud set a high standard for fellow and future creative minds. This two-part release contains the feature MY LIFE AND TIMES WITH ANTONIN ARTAUD, and the documentary THE TRUE STORY OF ARTAUD THE MOMO. Together, these pieces provide insight into the life and accomplishments of an artist whose influence can still be observed.
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