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In a small town in southern Spain in 1965, three friends--Ramon, Nicolas, and Alfonso--have been sent away to study for the medical school entrance exam. Their concentration is broken, however, by four woman from a local dance troupe--Marion, Vicky, Perla, and Chon. The girls make extra money on the side as prostitutes, and before long, Ramon, Nicolas, and Alfonso are having more fun than they ever expected. But Ramon, the most innocent of the three boys, learns a few things that he wishes he could've avoided. This sexy comedy was nominated for six 2001 Goya Awards.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 - SpanishAdditional Release Material: Trailers TV Spots
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George Hilton stars in this giallo as Inspector Peretti, a detective who is assigned to the case of a bizarre decapitation. Quickly, Peretti links the murder to a number of others, but ultimately Peretti finds himself at a dead end when all the evidence leads to an unsolved kidnapping. Stylish and brutal, with a suitably eerie score by Ennio Morricone, Tonino Valerii's (MY NAME IS NOBODY) MY DEAR KILLER is an involving thriller that keeps one guessing until the end.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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La India Maria does it again in this all too humorous Mexican comedy. Maria's mishaps continue in the Big City. This time, however, she got more than she can handle!DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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After the success of his low-budget CHAN IS MISSING, the story of a couple of Chinese cabdrivers and some missing money in Chinatown, Wayne Wang returned to the exploration of the melding of Chinese and American culture. In DIM SUM: A LITTLE BIT OF HEART, he moves away from the streets of San Francisco s Chinatown and concentrates on a simple story about the interactions of a Chinese family. Laureen Chew, who appeared in CHAN IS MISSING, cowrote the story with Wang and Terrel Seltzer. She portrays Geraldine, a 30-year-old woman who still lives with her widowed mother. Geraldine has a boyfriend, Richard (John Nishio), who wants to marry her, but she doesn t want to leave her mother (Kim Chew) alone. She is, as her uncle Tam (Victor Wong) says,
a good Chinese daughter.
Tam, a lifelong friend of Geraldine`s father and not really her uncle, wants to marry her mother, but she also is
too Chinese,
and doesn t want to remarry. As the most Americanized of the characters from his generation, Uncle Tam tries to find some common ground so the mother and daughter can each find happiness in life. Wong, in a wonderfully written and acted part, projects a warmth and earthy wisdom about both Chinese and American culture in this funny, perceptive look at family life.
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Thai horror maestros Oxide and Danny Pang follow up their hit 2002 film with a sequel that equals the chills and creepy mise-en-scene of the first. Qi Shu (MILLENIUM MAMBO) stars as Joey Cheng, a troubled young woman who is pregnant with the child of the boyfriend who just dumped her. On holiday in Bangkok, she makes a suicide attempt in her hotel room, but is foiled by her wake-up call. Something was altered in her close contact with death, however, and returning home to Hong Kong, the realization slowly dawns on Joey that the wraith-like people she now sees everywhere are actually deceased. This knowledge does not sit well with Joey, and as she descends further and further into her own torment, she attempts to reconnect with her ex-boyfriend Sam (Jesdaporn Pholdee), who seems to be hiding some kind of secret. The Pang Brothers` characteristically excellent cinematography infuses THE EYE 2 with atmospheric foreboding, and Qi Shu hands in an outsanding performance as the haunted expectant mother.
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