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Sergio (Ricardo Meneses) is a brooding, lonely man who works as a trash collector in Lisbon by day and roams the city streets by night seeking rough, anonymous sex with men in the city's darkest, dirtiest corners. Sergio is alienated from life--he has no friends or family, and even his sexual encounters fail to engage him or satisfy his desires. One night he meets an attractive man who seems to be the embodiment of his tormented fantasies, and he becomes obsessed with the stranger until loneliness and unfulfilled desire propel him finally into a dark and dangerous animalistic state. Portuguese director Joao Pedro Rodrigues has crafted a haunting, feverish study of the alienation and despair that permeate modern urban life, and the profound devastation that solitude and repressed sexuality can inflict on the psyche.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseAnamorphic WidescreenAudio: Dolby Surround - PortugueseAdditional Release Material: Additional Footage - 1. Ricardo Meneses Screen Test

















2. Wardrobe Fittings Audio Commentary - 1. Joao Pedro Rodrigues - Director, Joao Rui Guerra Da Mata - Art Director, Rui Pocas - Director of Photography Theatrical Trailer Bonus TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive MenusText/Photo Galleries: Stills/Photos - 1. Behind the Scenes Photo Gallery Poster Art - 1. Theatrical Posters from Other Countries
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Girls Bravo - Vol. 5 (DVD)
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One of the true masters of the jazz genre, Duke Ellington was an incredibly influential composer and performer, as well as a charming, engaging man. The undisputed star of the Big Band style of jazz, with its extravagent performances and elegant showmanship, Ellington was a joy to watch in action. THE BIG BAND FEELING truly captures the infectious spirit of Ellington's live performances, and includes some of his most beloved tunes.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: [unspecified] - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Music Highlights - 1. SOPHISTICATED LADY












2. CARAVAN












3. THE MOOCHE












4. VIP'S BOOGIE












5. SOLITUDE












6. MOOD INDIGO












7. THE HAWK TALKS












8. I GOT IT BAD AND THAT AIN'T GOOD












9. BLI-BLIP












10. FLAMINGO












11. COTTONTAIL












12. C JAM BLUES
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Director Alex de la Iglesia has become well-known in his native Spain for his genre pastiches and parodies, quirky characters similar to those from the Coen brothers, and a bizarre, black-as-pitch humor reminiscent of the early films of Peter Jackson. In his film COMMONWEALTH (LA COMUNIDAD), veteran actress Carmen Maura (best known for WOMEN ON THE VERGE OF A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN) plays a real estate agent who discovers a fortune in the apartment of a dead man. Unfortunately, a group of neighbors have been waiting for the man to die so that they can seize the money for themselves. COMMONWEALTH is filled with tongue-in-cheek movie references and director De la Iglesia deftly handles shifts in tone and genre. The film won three Goya Awards, including one for lead actress Maura.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 2.35Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - Castilian Dolby Digital 2.0 - SpanishAdditional Release Material: Featurette - 1. Making Of Trailers Bonus Feature/Short - 1. FILM KILLER MIRINDASText/Photo Galleries: Photo Gallery
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Writer-director John Hamburg (writer of ZOOLANDER and MEET THE PARENTS), teams once again with Ben Stiller to make an offbeat character study that is guaranteed to induce helpless laughter. Reuben, an overanxious insurance risk analyst (Stiller), weighs his every action by assessing pros and cons. He finds himself dumped on his honeymoon by fickle wife Lisa (Debra Messing) who runs off with Jacques, a nudist scuba instructor (Hank Azaria). A few days later, Reuben is back in New York at a pretentious gallery opening, wondering why he's bothering to test the waters so soon, when along comes Polly Price (Jennifer Aniston), a quirky, worldly, adventurous soul, whose only flaw appears to be a generalized lack of commitment. The formerly germ-obsessed, controlling Reuben is transformed by Polly's free spirit, her predilection for spicy food, and her pet ferret. Her love of salsa dancing makes him jealous and painfully uncomfortable. But his heart is aflame.Hamburg, who began his directorial career with SAFE MEN, has proven himself a reliable producer of charming realism and a brand of comedy comparable to that of the Farrelly brothers. Editor William Kerr has an extraordinary sense of comic timing, which gives ALONG CAME POLLY's funny factor a boost. Stiller's salsa solo is striking--the actor is actually an amazing dancer. Last but not least, Philip Seymour Hoffman (PUNCH DRUNK LOVE, FLAWLESS) nearly steals the show as Reuben's best friend Sandy Lyle who plays both Jesus and Judas in a community production of GODSPELL.
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