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A tragic yet heartwarming drama, LIFE IS A MIRACLE, is the tale of a young, passionate social worker named Tracy who works with terminally ill patients. In a cruel twist of fate, Tracy herself is diagnosed with cancer and given very little time left to live. Undaunted, Tracy vows to keep the spirits of her patients up, though she is suffering just as much as they are. However, Tracy is heartbroken knowing that she will leave her loving husband alone in the world, so she arranges a miracle for him before she dies.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseLetterboxedAudio: Stereo - Cantonese Stereo - MandarinInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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In this Mexican romance, a man and a woman fall in love while in the town of Morelia. Lina Santos stars.DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case
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Lucky the Clown stars in the bilingual children's television series El Show de Lucky, a Spanish-based educational series that helps kids learn through cooking, singing, dancing, and self-defense lessons with martial arts expert Master Frank. The first volume HOLIDAYS WITH LUCKY collects three episodes.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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The subject of cinema, of the mix of loneliness and connection that is part of being in a movie audience, is the concern of this sad, beautiful, minimalist composition by Taiwanese director Tsai Ming-Liang (WHAT TIME IS IT THERE?). The action takes place Inside a Taipei movie theater operated by a lonely clubfooted woman (Shiyang Chi-Chen) whose slow steps echo through the empty corridors and aisles, as if measuring out the feet of celluloid that make up the film itself. When a character actually speaks, the film is half over, and his exclamation that the theater is haunted echoes uneasily through the rest of the film, causing one to wonder just who is a ghost and who isn't. A lonely visitor to the theater (Kiyonobu Mitamura) acts pretty real. But then there are characters who seem to come out of nowhere to sit next to him and bother him with their loud eating. The film on the theater screen is the 1966 King Hu martial arts classic, DRAGON INN, and one of that film's original actors is even in the theater, with his grandson. While not a lot seems to happen, Tsai's film is never dull thanks to the playful sense of sound and stunning cinematography. In chronicling the impermanence of life, and of film itself, this film becomes post-modern as well as beautiful, and---rare for an art film of this sort--accessible and engaging even to the casual movie lover.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseWidescreen - 1.85Audio: 5.1 Sound
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Pasolini's fanciful, philosophical fable about a father (Italian clown Toto) and son (Nino Davoli) whose encounter with a talking crow catapults them along a satirical journey of knowledge about the two pillars of modern Italian life--the Church and Marxism.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseLetterboxedAdditional Release Material: Bonus Short - 1. PASOLINI: A LIFE
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