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Filmed live at Germany's gorgeous Amadus Church, a Gothic structure that is five centuries old, this live performance is a combination of theatre and classical concert. Staged in celebration of writer Goethe's 250th birthday, it sets scenes of his great masterwork, FAUST, to lush music by legendary composer Robert Schumann, which was inspired by that very work. The Klassische Philharmonie Stuttgart and the Chamber Choir Stuttgart are conducted by the renowned Frieder Bernius.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English PCM Stereo - EnglishText/Photo Galleries: Additional Text - Music Analysis in Subtitles Additional Text - Choral Text in Subtitles Liner Notes Glossary
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Vada Sultenfuss (Anna Chlumsky) is an eleven year old girl in a small Pennsylvania town in the early 1970s, at the beginning of life even as she lives with the constant reminder of death: her father (Dan Ackroyd) is a mortician who runs his business out of the family home, while her mother died during childbirth complications. The father and daughter also live with Vada's grandmother, who suffers from Alzheimers and whose only vocalizations are belted-out showtunes from her youth. This life story, paired with Ada's precocious and imaginative mind, makes for some highly entertaining and eminently human eccentricities. Hypochondriac Vada is a regular patron of her family doctor, constantly convinced that she is suffering from some obscure and fatal illness. Her best friend is Thomas J. (Mackaulay Culkin), a wide-eyed naif to whom she tells all her thoughts, fears, and dreams. These include including her romantic interest in her English teacher (Griffin Dunne), and her reservations regarding Shelly (Jamie Lee Curtis), her father's newly-employed makeup artist and love interest. Vada's world is eventually turned upside down when tragedy strikes, and she is forced to do some growing up along the way. The film treats the loss of innocence and the pain Vada goes through with respect and depth, and ultimately creates a moving portrait of a family's growth together as they learn to recognize and accept the pain and beauty of life.MY GIRL 2: Vada's (Anna Chlumsky) only 13-years-old but she's already been through quite a bit: she's practically grown up without a mother, she suffered a tragedy with her best friend, and now her father (Dan Aykroyd) has re-married and started a new family. Despite it all, she's blossomed into well-rounded, coltish young lady. When her father and step-mom move the family to Los Angeles, Vada realizes she'll have to make a big adjustment. Searching for her roots to fulfill a scholastic assignment, she begins researching her mother's life, o
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This sequel contains all the crude humor that made the original TORRENTE such a hit: raunchy jokes, sexist and racist slurs, raunchy situations, and foul language. Known as a cult figure in Spain, Santiago Seguro delivers his signature blend of inappropriate, politically incorrect gross-out comedy as no-good Agent Torrente in TORRENTE 2: MISSION IN MARBELLA. After traveling around Spain's Costa del Sol, Torrente finds his way to Marbella, where he exercises his particular breed of justice (which includes slacking on the job and taking advantage of the system). But when he unwittingly finds himself caught up in a terrorist crime plan, Torrente may have to put his incompetence aside in order to defend his city.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - SpanishAdditional Release Material: Making-of Trailers
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A gun-wielding monk (Lundgren) must battle a demon who is poised to release the forces of evil on New York City. But the demon can inhabit anyone on the street, so who to shoot? A religious-thriller with lots of action.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Episodes 14-17 of the vintage TV show THE BEAT are highlighted by footage of jazz legend Louis Jordan, who helped define the emerging R&B sound in the 1940s with the buoyant rhythms he played on his saxophone. Shown here in 1966, he obviously still had the touch, and still fronted one of the hottest bands around. An additional treat are guitarists Freddie King, an inspiration to both rock musicians and bluesmen alike, and Clarence Gatemouth Brown. Examples of Clarence 'Frogman' Henry's New Orleans-style R&B round out this stellar lineup of classic musicians from the exciting period of the 1960s.
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