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Carl Maria Von Weber's opera about a young marksman who makes a pact with the devil is presented in this video filmed in 1981 at the Wurttembergische Staatsoper. Dennis Russell Davies conducts and Swedish soprano Ligendza stars in the performance sung in German with English subtitles.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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A spectacular musical made for Showtime, and based on the most infamous propaganda film ever, REEFER MADNESS is a hilarious, campy extravaganza with glorious performances turned in by an all-star cast. A straitlaced youth, Jimmy Harper (Christian Campbell), is seduced by the irresistible new drug, marijuana, and soon his girlfriend, Mary (Kristin Bell), proves equally unable to withstand its lure. While Jimmy starts down a path of crime and murder, Mary taps into her debaucherous side, and develops an insatiable sexual appetite. Stunning costumes and dance sequences are accompanied by witty dialogue in a staging that is as irresistible as the drug itself. Co-starring are Neve Campbell (SCREAM), Alan Cumming (X-2), Steven Weber (TIMECODE), and Ana Gasteyer (SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE, MEAN GIRLS).
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John Cameron Mitchell is the creator of the off-Broadway hit HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH, which he and composer-lyricist Stephen Trask have transformed into a funny, dramatic, and curiously poignant self-described post-punk neo-glam musical film, with extra songs and a new instrumental score. Hedwig (played by Mitchell) was born as Hansel in East Berlin. In his twenties, Hansel agrees to undergo a sex change in order to marry a U.S. soldier (Maurice Dean Wint) and escape to America. Unfortunately, the procedure fails, and Hedwig is left with nothing but a sexless angry inch between her legs. After being abandoned in a Kansas trailer park by her husband, Hedwig decides to make the most of her situation: She develops a taste for outrageous wigs and costumes, forms a band, and becomes a singer. Hedwig soon meets and falls in love with 17-year-old Tommy (Michael Pitt), who also harbors rock star aspirations, and makes him her musical protege. But Tommy is the one who ends up stealing the superstardom that Hedwig worked for, after stealing Hedwig's songs and claiming them as his own. In order to expose him as a fraud, she embarks on a tour of strip mall restaurants, telling her story to the audience while trailing Tommy on his own tour across America.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Single Side - Dual LayerAudio:Dolby Digital 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. John Cameron Mitchell Bonus Features - 1. LONG STORY SHORT: THE FORGING OF A CULT LEGEND














FROM STAGE TO SCREEN Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical TrailerInteractive Features: Select-A-SongText/Galleries: Filmographies - 1. Cast










2. CrewDVD-ROM Conent
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Shot in Verona, Italy, this version of Puccini`s TOSCA is a faithful adaptation of the classic piece. Acclaimed as one of Puccini`s most powerful works, TOSCA is based on the play by Victorien Sardou, and stars Eva Marton and Giacomo Aragall in the lead roles.
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Originally shot for TV, this Povertyneck Hillbillies concert features 15 tracks and a documentary on the band.
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