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A absolutely stunning documentary from Mexico, WHO THE HELL IS JULIETTE interweaves the story of Juliette, a 16 year-old Mexican prostitute with that of the Mexican model Fabiola Quiroz. The two could be twins, and their family lives are similarly anarchic; Juliette never knew her father, and Fabiola's mother can't quite recall who her father is. Curiously, the two were brought together during a music video shoot (by this film's director), and have been friends since. Decidedly nonlinear, the film throws together a number of disparate elements such as clips from soap operas, fashion shows, and music videos that combine to paint a portrait of Juliette. Stylish and frequently hilarious, WHO THE HELL IS JULIETTE stands out as one of the best documentaries of the 90s.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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This stellar series from European public television channel ARTE pays respect to the craft and art of architecture. This installment contains six half-hour episodes, including: The Jewish Museum Berlin, The Garnier Opera, The Convent of La Tourette, The Casa Mila, The Auditorium Building in Chicago, and The Municipal Centre of Saynatsalo.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep Case
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Underground MCs from California to New York, from Detroit to the ATL, step up to the mic and give it all they`ve got, in this compilation of lyrical battles between the best new voices on the scene.
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James Cameron, director of the hugely successful TITANIC, returns to a subject with which he appears infatuated. GHOSTS OF THE ABYSS sees Cameron assemble a team of scientists, documentarians, and actor-narrator Bill Paxton to descend 12,000 feet to the wreckage of the Titanic. The results are rendered in the stunning IMAX 3-D format, following two submersible vehicles that carry the crew members to the depths of the ocean floor. A visibly nervous Paxton takes his first trip to the wreckage, and muses on the historical and scientific importance of their journey. The Titanic appears from the murky gloom of the ocean depths, an eerie and startling occurrence that leaves Paxton and crew awestruck. Two mini robotic cameras are unleashed to explore the nooks and crannies of the ship, with director Cameron superimposing shots of actors playing out scenes that may have occurred in the final hours of the dying ship.Cameron has created an important historical document by filming a wreckage that is slowly decaying, and Paxton provides a sympathetic narration that is both in awe of what he is witnessing, and sympathetic to the tragedy that lies before him. The IMAX process is utilized to awesome effect, providing an edge-of-your-seat journey that you can almost reach out and touch.DVD Features:Notes: 1. The audio in this program is THX certified. 2. This program contains both the original 61 minute version of the feature and the extended 92 minute version.Region 12-Disc SetLetterboxed Widescreen - 1.78Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound - English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound - FrenchAdditional Release Material: Featurettes - 1.Reflections from the Deep











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Stephen Marshall`s humane documentary follows two Guerilla News Network reporters as they navigate their way through three intense weeks on the frontlines of Iraq, combining dangerous, up-close-and-personal coverage with cutting black humor in an attempt to discover the truth about America`s controversial war.
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