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Collected here are both parts of Fritz Lang's spectacular and groundbreaking film version of the Nibelungenlied, the Norse and German myth, that are known separately as SIEGFRIED and KRIEMHILD'S REVENGE. Complete with never before seen footage, re-translated intertitles, the original 1924 score, and a total of 135 minutes added to both films, due in part to the correction of the film's projection speed, this is the definitive version of DIE NIBELUNGEN SAGA. See individual titles for details.DVD Features:Region 12-Disc SetFull FrameAudio: MonoAdditional Release Material: Behind the Scenes Footage Featurette - 1. A Comparison of the Dragon-Slaying Scenes in SIEGFRIED and THE THIEF OF BAGDAD Film-to-Storyboard ComparisonInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive MenusText/Photo Galleries: Stills/Photos Production Art
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A refinery mechanic finds his life suddenly blanching of all meaning as his 7-year affair to a married woman ends. He embarks on an impulsive and aimless quest with his illegitimate daughter in tow seeking some way to reattach himself to the world.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Acclaimed Hong Kong New Wave director Wong Kar-Wai presents a kinetic, offbeat look at his city in these two stories. The first concerns a young woman (Brigitte Lin) who has been double-crossed in a heroin deal and her budding romance with a lovelorn cop (Takeshi Kaneshiro). The second deals with another officer (Tony Leung) whose girlfriend has left him and the young waitress (Faye Wong) who tries to help him without his knowledge.The Buena Vista video and laserdisc versions present this Rolling Thunder release with an exclusive on-camera introduction by Quentin Tarantino before the film.
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An organized crime saga about a man forced to choose between his family and his pledge of loyalty to the Triad. Available in Mandarin.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseLetterboxedAudio: Stereo - Cantonese Stereo - Mandarin Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Ric Meyers - HK Film Expert, Bobby Samuels - Martial Artist TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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The dull lives and lofty bourgeois aspirations of four Parisian shop girls serves as the point of departure for Claude Chabrol's haunting French New Wave classic, LES BONNES FEMMES. As the girls count the minutes until their working shift ends, they gossip and contemplate their prospects for happiness. Jane just wants to have fun, Ginette secretly dreams of being a dance-hall singer, Rita longs to get married, and Jacqueline pines after her one true love. The film's luscious black and white quasi-documentary mise-en-scene follows each girl through the treacherous world of early 1960s Paris. Their lives are filled with lecherous men, seedy smoke-filled nightclubs, boring jobs, and uncertain futures. An underlying atmosphere of sadness and foreboding permeates the film as the girls bounce haplessly between work and pleasure, never forming real trusting relations and always frantically searching for the elusive happiness that each of them so desperately needs. When shy, self-effacing, and loveless Jacqueline becomes obsessed with a mysterious man on a motorcycle who follows her everywhere she goes, it seems she will be the one delivered from her terminal ennui. This strange yet affectionate portrait of young lives in struggle is filled with the hopes and fears of a whole generation and ends in a shocking yet compelling climax, true to Chabrol's uniquely dark vision.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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