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YESTERDAY, TODAY, and TOMORROW from director Vittorio De Sica features the most popular male and female leads of the Italian 20th century cinema, Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni. Directed by Vittorio De Sica (THE BICYCLE THIEF, THE GARDEN OF THE FINZI-CONTINIS), and costumed by Christian Dior, the film exploits the enormous sex appeal of both stars in three short tales set against three historic Italian cities. The first, Adelina of Naples, details the comic trials of a woman caught selling contraband cigarettes to support herself and her unemployed husband (Mastroianni). When her husband discovers that under Italian law a woman cannot be imprisoned until six months after her pregnancy ends, Loren and Mastroianni seize the moment to produce one baby after another. Loren plays Anna of Milan in the second tale, an upper class wife who becomes infuriated when her young lover, Mastroianni, destroys her precious convertible. The film saves the best for last with Loren serving up a heart stopping striptease as a Rome prostitute intent on dazzling a young man headed for the priesthood. When Loren determines to set the young man back on the road to God, she nearly drives her best client (Mastroianni) insane with desire. A wealthy socialite, a black marketeer and a beautiful prostitute (all played by Sophia Loren) use sex in various ways to get what they want.DVD Features:Region (unknown)
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A young historian has found a map which he believes will lead him to treasure on the coast of Mexico. He arrives in the small coastal town to search for the riches, but first he meets Rosalinda, a beautiful young local woman. He begins to court her, only to find that he is competing with a brusque young pearl diver. Their rivalry leads to a violent confrontation, which yields a startling realization about the treasure that the town holds.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Text/Photo Galleries: Filmographies
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Australian television was considerable brightened by the arrival of PRISONER CELL BLOCK H in 1979. Although the activities in a women's prison might sound like grim subject matter, the show carried a neat dose of kitsch value, thanks to some poorly constructed sets, and storylines which were often unfathomable. But this was coupled with an innovative--and daring for the time--use of lesbian characters, violence, and drug mishaps. Presented here are some of the best episodes from the show, beginning with four installments from the early days, which helped establish some of the key characters. Secondly, a major plot development is ushered in via a terrorist siege that took place in the prison, and finally the conclusion of the show is rendered in dramatic style, with a huge riot breaking out. Fun and dramatic in equal measures, PRISONER CELL BLOCK H attracts a hardcore legion of devotees who will doubtless be delighted with this 25th anniversary celebration of the show.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Interview: 1. Val Lehman







2. Anne Phelan







3. Casting Director Jan RussInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene AccessText/Photo Gallery: Photo Galleries of Community Polaroids
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A handsome car salesman finds himself forced to re-think everything he desired in life when a plain, somewhat overweight woman comes to work at his office and he begins the most satisfying relationship he has known - at the expense of his exquisitely beautiful but arrogant wife.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 2.35Single Side - Dual LayerAudio: Stereo Surround - FrenchAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer
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The graphic, no holds barred tale of a necrophiliac cabbie (the always over-the-top Lam) whose demented sprees draw the fire of two bungling homicide detectives. A blend of conventions--police procedural meets mondo splatter-fest.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseLetterboxedAudio: Stereo - Cantonese Stereo - Mandarin Subtitles - English - Optional Subtitles - Chinese - OptionalAdditional Release Material: TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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