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A uniquely-executed autobiographical rumination, Richard Green's film is a collage of various and sundry materials including old newsreels, animation, and live action in both color and B& W film. It is also narrated entirely in rhyming couplets, and Green's is the only voice that is heard, intoning the voices of all the characters and providing a running commentary.
There is a story here, however, and it is ex-hippie Green's own, recounting his early filmmaking ambitions, and his decision to join the corporate world while he worked on his screenplay. Eventually he went to London to start a successful band, and to Los Angeles to start a not-so-successful club.
Among the many dreams that Green chases is also his lost love, whom he dubs only the one who got away. A mishmash of poetry, drama, and documentary, the film carries a surprisingly strong message couched in the melange of styles and the zig-zagging plotline. The heartfelt and sincere moral to this story is that it is never a mistake to chase your dreams, and if failure ensues it is the less tragic for having tried.DVD Features:Region 1Disc One: 7 YEAR ZIGZAGAdditional Release Material: Bonus Footage - 1. The Sexy Deaf Girl Sequence











2. The Boston Widow SequenceText/Photo Galleries: Production NotesDisc Two:Tracks:1. Zigzag2. Tunes3. Sad and Lonely4. Seamy Side of L.A.5. Eyes6. Can I Take Your Order?7. Give It The Time8. Nobody9. Remember When10. Fallin' in Love11. I'd Get Hitched12. Dreams13. Feel Like I'm Fallin'14. ZigZag (full band)15. Knock On Wood
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Dedicated to the exploration and reinterpretation of Early, pre-Baroque music, Great Britain's Consort of Musicke and Hilliard Ensemble are two highly respected orchestras. They team up here to perform vibrant renditions of Di Lasso's La Lagrime di San Pietro and Ockeghem's Missa pro defunctis. Though the music and words are centuries old, these fine, passionate performers manage to revivify it, instilling a modern and timeless spirit into compositions forgotten by most. Anthony Rooley, the founder of the Consort of Musicke, conducts.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 Dolby Digital 2.0
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Leonard Bernstein's chamber opera satirizing America's'comfortable' suburbia of the 1950's is featured in a new production by Tom Cairns and features a young, vibrant cast. It's a unique musical comedy inspired by American comedy and jazz, mixing old and new forms to create a popular entertainment of a rare breed.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseAnamorphic WidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Introduction to TROUBLE IN TAHITI Featurettes - 1. NOT PARTICULARLY ROMANTIC - Comments on composer Leonard Bernstein's life and the background on TROUBLE IN TAHITI









2. A VERY TESTING PIECE -
Conductor Paul Davis talks about the background and the performances.Additional Products: Illustrated booklet written in English, French and German featuring biographies.
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Priceless memories live again! The Town Hall Party show, broadcast every Saturday night in the Compton suburb of Los Angeles is best remembered for it's breakthrough performances of artists such as Gene Vincent and Johnny Cash. On this program, Bob Luman performs on shows taped on Sept. 21st& 27th, 1958, as well as Oct. 4th& 25th 1958. Here, we see why Luman was one of rock'n roll's all-time great performers as he sings Svengali, I Walk The Line, Blue Suede Shoes, Ready Teddy, Shake, Rattle& Roll, Rockin' Robin, Early In The Morning, Folsom Prison Blues, Precious, Oh Lonesome Me, Itchy Twitchy Feeling, Love Makes The World Go Round, Stagger Lee, A Lover's Question, I Got A Woman and My Baby Walks All Over Me.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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One of the most outspoken, enduring, and endearing voices in country music offers a collection of gospel songs, both contemporary and classic. Loretta Lynn was famously a coal miner's daughter; born in Kentucky and married at 13, she raised her children for a decade before she began singing in local nightclubs. Meeting with some success, she and her husband tirelessly promoted her first single, I'm a Honky Tonk Girl to radio stations, and it paid off. She developed a persona as the first feminist country star, with songs such as You Ain't Woman Enough and The Pill, a song about birth control that was banned from many radio stations. That didn't slow her down, however, and Lynn went on to develop a successful partnership with Conway Twitty that generated numerous hits. Experiencing a comeback at the age of 70 with the album VAN LEAR ROSE, on which she collaborated with Jack White of The White Stripes, Loretta Lynn is truly a force to be reckoned with. The amazing selection featured here showcases rare video footage of Loretta's performances on THE WILBURN BROTHERS SHOW from early in her career, with performances of over 20 heartfelt and inspirational songs.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Tracks:1. How Great Thou Art2. He's Got The Whole World In His Hands3. I'd Rather Have Jesus4. Where No One Stands Alone5. In The Sweet By And By6. Ten Thousand Angels7. The Old Rugges Corss8. Everybody Wants To Go Heaven (But Nobody Wants To Die)9. Precious Memories10. I'm Getting Ready To Go11. If I Could Hear My Mother Pray Again12. Peace In The Valley13. When They Ring Those Golden Bells14. Put Your Hand In The Hand15. If You Miss Heaven16. Standing Room Only17. Who Says God Is Dead!18. The Third Man19. Oh, Come, Angel Band20. I Believe21. In The Garden
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