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This magazine-style look at Latino life delves deep into the culture to reveal the hottest trends in urban life. Topics vary from which cars Latino's are driving, the music they are listening to, and a look at the Latino fashion scene. A glimpse at the Spanglish language is also included (a mixture of Spanish and English), and the whole program is set to the infectious rhythms of Latino and Brazilian percussionists.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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This DVD double feature contains two excellent Asia Pulp Cinema Titles:SUNNY GETS BLUE (1991):Playing something like a combination of LA FEMME NIKITA and a traditional heist film, SUNNY GETS BLUE's titular character is a loud, brash, cooly efficient thief who is offered a way to make a lot of money fast. Unfortunately, the offer is from two amateurish mobsters who have stolen $2 million in cash from their boss and need her help to get away with it. Funny, sexy, and full of over-the-top action sequences, SUNNY GETS BLUE is an exciting, tawdry thriller that, like Sunny, has a style of its own.BLOWBACK: LOVE AND DEATH:His partner was gunned down in cold blood. Now Joe is an outlaw with only one mission: revenge. His search leads him to the notorious crime lord, Wildcat, a man with a $500,000 price on his head. With a beautiful new partner by his side and all the guns he can carry, Joe sets out to take down the most wanted man in the Philippines for his slain comrade.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull FrameAudio: Stereo - Japanese Stereo - English Subtitles - English - OptionalAdditional Release Material: TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive MenusText/Photo Galleries: Production Art Screenplay
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A disillusioned young black woman enters a foreign exchange program. Shipped to a pig farm in Canada, she intermediates between a husband opposed to change and his wife, who is considerably more open. Meeting a homesick African exchange student, our heroine is now concerned that none of her expectations of her adventure will come true.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen
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Remembering Pearl Harbor (DVD)
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Master of suspense Claude Chabrol takes aim at both terrorists and the establishment in his chilling film, NADA. A left wing gang of motley anarchists called Nada kidnap the American ambassador to Paris from an exclusive Parisian brothel. The overall confusion, violence, and mayhem following this act makes both the terrorists and the police force look like bumbling, confused, destructive idiots. Chabrol's trademark cold stare at the typical bourgeois family is this time aimed at the Nada gang as they hide out in their country farmhouse and wait for a response to their ransom demands for the ambassador. As the group begins to form their own kind of dysfunctional anarchist family unit, it becomes obvious that the French authorities are less concerned about the safe return of the ambassador than with the capture of the terrorists. The police stop at nothing to get to the gang, ferreting out friends and relatives, and eventually finding the location of the gang's hideout. The brutal conclusion brings a hectic and bloody showdown between the Nada gang and the French police, one in which both the political extremism of the gang and the amoral machinations of the police are rendered cartoonish and absurd. With his relentless comparison and examination of the two political extremes, Chabrol manages to question both the status quo and the idea of revolution in his taut, unblinking signature style.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreenAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Original TrailerText/Photo Galleries: Photo Galleries - 1. Stills
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