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Camille is a young woman living the high life in Paris. Like so many others, she parties all night, giving herself over to sexual and toxic abandon. Stumbling home to face her impending hangover, she is already looking forward to the evening's repeat performance. Soon she falls in love with Alexis, an idealist and activist who stands for everything Camille hates. It's a dilemma for Camille, as she wishes to be free and to pursue any and all prospective partners, but for the first time she is giving herself away.DVD Features:Region 0Snap CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.78Audio: Surround - French
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Karateca Azteca Capulina will defend you against bad humour with loads of fun.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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In the first part of acclaimed Polish director Krzysztof Kieslowski's extraordinary THREE COLORS trilogy, BLUE represents Liberty (of Equality and Fraternity) in the French flag and national motto. Julie (Juliette Binoche) is a young, musically gifted Frenchwoman who has just lost her daughter and renowned composer-husband Patrice (Claude Duneton) in a tragic car accident. During her long physical and emotional convalescence, a journalist questions Julie about the widespread rumor that she's the actual composer of all Patrice's work. She rebuffs the journalist's inquiry regarding her husband's music, but she does not deny it. Upon leaving the hospital, Julie takes a flat in Paris and struggles to start anew--but not until she destroys Patrice's final unfinished work: a huge symphony for twelve orchestras, to be played at a gala celebrating the upcoming unification of twelve European nations. But another copy surfaces, and gradually, as Julie discovers some surprising secrets about her husband's life, she's drawn back to the music, and the pleasures of existence. Kieslowski uses color as metaphor ingeniously, adding immense emotional depth to the story that is unfolding on screen. As Julie, Binoche is a striking cinematic presence. Her transition from a destroyed widow to a woman who has learned to embrace life gives BLUE the heart and soul that makes it a powerful, moving work.
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This hilarious Polish comedy is the perfect vehicle for the country's most recognizable comedian, Cezary Pazura. Pazura plays Nikos Dyzma, a funeral eulogist who makes a potentially fatal mistake by embarrassing the nation's reviled Vice Prime Minister. Instead, Nikos finds himself the toast of Poland, celebrated by politicians, their wives, and the everyday masses. The higher Nikos elevates himself into society, the greater the hilarity that ensues, proving that celebrity comes in the most unlikely of forms.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseAudio: Dolby Digital 5.1
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Since the mid-1980s, the Spanish foursome Boikot has produced cutting-edge alternative metal. HISTORIAS VISTAS DE BOIKOT features an historical look at the band, including tour footage from Cuba, Mexico, and other stops, interviews, festival footage, and a look at the band in the recording studio.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep Case
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