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In this witty commentary on political correctness in the work place, Francois Veber directs the excellent Daniel Auteuil as Francois Pignon, better known around the office as Pignon le Mignon (Pignon the Cutey). Poor Pignon is helplessly misunderstood and pathetically down on his luck. A senior executive at a small corporation, Pignon overhears rumors that he is going to be fired. On top of a difficult relationship with his ex-wife and a failing relationship with his sullen teenage son, the idea of losing his job and becoming incapable of making alimony payments is unfathomable. Pignon feels totally defeated--like a real loser. That's why, when Pignon's next door neighbor (Michel Aumont) offers a solution to his problems, Pignon is quick to accept: He comes out of the closet, convincing his coworkers that he is gay, and making it improbable that the company would fire him at risk of legal action. But before he knows it, Pignon's plan has backfired and metamorphosed in hilarious ways, causing a string of bizarre office-related situations and family dilemmas that are both complex and comic.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 2.35:1Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - French Subtitles - English - OptionalAdditional Release Material: TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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The great tenor in recital in Beijing, China from his historic 1986 tour.
Pavarotti proves again why he is the world`s most beloved opera singer.
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Developed by the U.S. Army during WWI, aircraft carriers have since become the most powerful vessels at sea, with more firepower at their disposal than the arsenals of many nations. This A&E original documentary takes a tour of some of these modern warriors of the water, allowing audiences a glimpse of their ferocity and potential might. With interviews from the men who have worked the ships, this documentary provides a fascinating look at how these complex, innovative aircraft carriers work, and how much they are truly capable of.
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A group of yuppies have a raunchy bachelor party in the company conference room, inexplicably triggering the arrival of Psycho Cop, who metes out his own bloody brand of justice.
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A thrilling courtroom drama based on a novel by Scott Turow (PRESUMED INNOCENT) that aired as an original CBS miniseries, REVERSIBLE ERRORS stars William H. Macy as corporate lawyer Arthur Raven, who reluctantly takes on a pro bono murder case. Rommy Squirrel Gandolph (Glenn Plummer) was convicted seven years ago of a triple homicide, and is up for his last appeal before the death sentence is carried out. As he begins to navigate the complex web of associations between those involved in the case, new evidence surfaces in an unexpected testimony from a dying man. Raven acquires an unlikely ally in the form of former judge Gillian Sullivan (Macy's real-life wife Felicity Huffman), who has served time herself for bribery. She presided over Gandolph's original trial, and now wants to do what she can to right the wrongs of the past. Tom Selleck turns in a characteristically top-notch performance as the stubborn detective on the case, who's convinced they have the right man no matter what the evidence. The production is a suspenseful, chilling examination of the death penalty and its pitfalls.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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