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DOCUMONDO
Those who relish reality
will find ample amounts of true life documentaries
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HOMEGROWN
From lost Film Noir to brilliant
Blaxploitation, those looking for an uncharted
experience in the realm of unseen cinema
need look no further than here! |
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INTERNATIONAL
From Japanese Art Films to
South Of The Border Mexican Wrestling, find
films guaranteed to entertain in any language! |
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Lost
& Found Video Night Vol. 10
NOW AVAILABLE!
This
landmark edition is filled with insane public
access footage, strange Third World musical moments,
vintage TV commercials from the 50’s, 60’s
& even the 1980’s, advice on how to
treat an elderly person when you are dressed like
a circus clown, classic exploitation trailers,
classic live TV news screw ups, Fred Travalena
in black face, Ronald Reagan selling soap, Iron
Maiden encouraging people to buckle up, even helpful
advice on how to avoid a surprise samurai sword
attack! Plus you get David Bowie performing on
Soul Train, Ike & Tina Turner live, Serge
Gainsbourg on French television, Blondie, Stevie
Wonder, and a whole lot more!
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New
Arrivals! |
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Alyas
Batman en Robin
This mind melting genre
hodgepodge is a Filipino musical action comedy
romance parody of the American TV show “Batman”.
Filled with bizarre song and dance numbers centered
around classic American oldies, like The Everly
Brother’s “Bird Dog” or Danny
& the Juniors “At the Hop!”
the movie conveys a sense of humor that seems
to be totally confined to it’s own corner
of the world. For the rest of us, the effect
is stupefyingly wonderful, in a painfully sublime
kind of way. In other words, any and all fans
of weirdo international cinema will certainly
be hitting the proverbial jackpot when viewing
this.
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Berkeley
Square
Made in 1933, this Frank
Lloyd directed film tells the story of a young
American man who is transported back in time
to London during the American Revolution, where
he meets many of his ancestors. Starring Leslie
Howard & Heather Angel, the film was based
on a stage play and spawned a remake called
“I’ll Never Forget You” starring
Tyrone Power & Ann Blyth.
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Freelance
aka Con Man
Ian McShane stars in this
1971 British crime film about a small time con
man who accidentally steps in the middle of
a gangland hit and stops it. As a result, the
mafia is out to get him, forcing him into hiding.
But being that his income comes from elaborate
schemes, he has to find a way to lay low while
still maintaining a presence on the streets.
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The
Fabulous World of Jules Verne
Karel
Zeman’s 1958 masterpiece is a breathtaking
film shot
in crisp black & white; the visuals are
nonstop astounding, driving the viewer into
sensory overload with its elaborately painted
sets made of designs so ornate and impressive,
they call for the pause button throughout.
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The
Fabulous Baron Munchausen
Directed
by Karel Zeman, known as the father of Czech
animated film. “The Fabulous Baron Munchausen”
is an astounding work of film genius, crafted
with painstaking detail and dedication to truly
capture the whimsical nature of Munchausen’s
breezy, airy tall tales.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED! |
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The
Seed of Man
Playing
very much like the inspiration for Cormac McCarthy’s
Pulitzer Prize winning, post apocalyptic novel
“The Road”, Ferreri’s film
tells the story of an unknown force that has
ravaged the world of its population and its
resources. A young couple seeks safety and solitude
in a house on the coast where they attempt to
turn the home into a makeshift museum dedicated
to the culture of the human race.
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O
Assalto ao Trem Pagador
a.k.a.
The Train Robbers is a classic work
of Brazilian cinema. Made in 1963, this stark
black and white film tells the story of a group
of small time thieves from the slums of Rio
de Janeiro who plan and execute the robbery
of a train carrying money on its way to the
Bank of Brazil.
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The
Nickel Ride
Written
by Eric Roth, “Forrest Gump”, “Ali”,
“Munich” & “The Curious
Case of Benjamin Button;" The Nickel
Ride is a tightly constructed, dark &
dreary neo noir crime story combining the loser,
lower rings of the crime world view of “The
Friends of Eddie Coyle” with. In many
ways, an even darker kind of neo-realism than
the Friends of Eddie Coyle. An unknown
existential classic among early 70’s crime
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