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A wisecracking female reporter named Nosey Toodles digs into the murder of mean old millionaire Silas Wayne.
Along the way she interviews a rogues' gallery of suspects including a shady housekeeper and a sneaky nephew.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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CONFESSIONS saw Usher widening his fanbase and consolidating his position as one of the best R&B acts to ever pick up a microphone and lay down some super-slick sounds. This visual companion to the album features an extended version of
Caught Up,
which takes the original promo clip for the song and stretches it out to a 30 minute mini-movie. After viewers have marveled at the sights on offer, they get a chance to go behind-the-scenes with Usher and crew, as they show how it was all done in an impressive making of-style featurette. Finally, the package is completed with music videos for
Confessions Part II,
My Boo,
Yeah!,
Burn,
and the original version of
Caught Up.
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The TV world got a jolt in 2003 when a group of confident gay men hosted a show named QUEER EYE FOR THE STRAIGHT GUY. Aimed at giving a full lifestyle makeover to a number of straight guys who just didn`t match up to the expectations of the garrulous hosts of the show, it proved to be an enormous success. Here, the crew takes five members of the Boston Red Sox and attempt to give them the QUEER EYE treatment, providing some entertaining and surprising results for the viewers at home!
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A man on the eve of his wedding is haunted by the ghost of his ex-girlfriend who he failed to save from death. Creepy.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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The first film to positively depict homosexual relations was released in Germany in 1919, 50 years before the gay liberation movement began in the US. A masterpiece of the silent era from acclaimed director Richard Oswald (AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS, LUCRETIA BORGIA) DIFFERENT FROM THE OTHERS starred one of the most popular German actors of the period, Conrad Veidt (THE CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI, CASABLANCA). The film was a direct condemnation of the German penal code's Paragraph 175, which sentenced those who were guilty of unnatural vice between men to serve a prison sentence. This historical milestone positively depicts gay lifestyles, condemns the cruel system that forced them to live in terror, and advocated the freedom of the third sex. Though initially a moderate success at the box office, the film was subjected to sabotage from anti-gay activists, and eventually banned under the Nazi regime. Dr. Magnus Hirschfeld, head of the Institute of Sexology in Berlin, produced and starred in the film, and possessed the last print in his library; when this was raided by the Nazis, who burned everything, DIFFERENT FROM THE OTHERS was thought to have been lost for good. 43 years later a partial print was discovered in a Ukrainian archive in 1976. Combining this with still photographs and censorship documents, the current version was pieced together.Veidt plays Paul Korner, a successful gay concert pianist who one night accepts an offer for a walk home from the shady Franz Bolleck, who intimates an interest in him. Upon arriving at their destination, Bolleck reveals his true intention: a blackmail threat to expose Korner's violation of Paragraph 175 if he refuses to pay up. While enduring this prolonged extortion, Korner falls in love with one of his piano students, but as Bolleck asks for increasing amounts of money, Korner gets fed up and goes to the courts. Condemning Bolleck for blackmail, they also sentence Korner to serve time for his homosexuality, and u
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