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Veering between days of relentless searching and nights of alcohol and drug induced extremes, William Keane (Damian Lewis) teeters on the edge of sanity. He is desperately searching for his 6-year-old daughter, who has been missing for months. Then one day, he meets a financially strapped young woman, Lynn Bedik (Amy Ryan), and her 7-year-old daughter, Kira (Abigail Breslin). As he becomes increasingly attached to the child, the story moves to a whole new level of poignancy and tension, especially as it emerges that Keane’s daughter may never have existed at all. Director Lodge Kerrigan plunges us directly into Keane's profoundly unsettled universe. British actor Damian Lewis (BAND OF BROTHERS) gives a stunning lead performance in Lodge Kerrigan's powerful drama KEANE. He stars as William Keane, a man whose daughter was recently abducted at the Port Authority in Manhattan, so he patrols the bus depot, recreating in his mind exactly how it happened to see if he can figure out who took her or where she might be. He talks to himself, shouts suddenly, and looks over his shoulder with fear and paranoia, an edgy, twitchy, wholly unnerving, and remarkable performance. When he befriends a down-on-her-luck woman (Amy Ryan) and her young daughter (Abigail Breslin), it is hard to know whether he is just being helpful or whether he has some kind of ulterior motive, as the young girl is about the same age as his missing daughter. Kerrigan makes no judgments about Keane; although it is clear he is suffering from some kind of mental illness, in some ways he represents an everyman. The talented writer-director lets the tale tell itself; there is no score, and he uses only natural sound and lighting. Some of the film was even written while on location in order to make it yet more realistic, which adds to both its horror and its glory. KEANE is like no other movie ever made on the subject of child abduction, a grittily authentic film that will stay with viewers for a very long time. Theatrical Release: SEPTEMBER 9, 2005
This film screened in October 2004 as part of the 42nd New York Film Festival organized by the Film Society of Lincoln Center.
Keane Reviews: "It's a handheld seizure of a movie....It sticks to your memory like a bur."
-- Michael Atkinson, Movieline's Hollywood Life 4 stars out of 5 -- "Together with Lewis' riveting central performance, much of KEANE's power derives from its intensely naturalistic style..."-- Tom Dawson, Total Film "[A] more mature, compassionate treatment of an abiding concern for those marginalised souls and damaged psyches in danger of slipping through the cracks."-- Tom Charity, Sight and Sound "In KEANE, Mr. Kerrigan both gives us a life at the edge of the abyss and pulls off a deft narrative sleight of hand."-- Manohla Dargis, New York Times "KEANE exerts a hair-trigger emotional power....[The film] just about puts us inside the skin of a tender sinner who can't bear to give himself the one thing he needs: mercy."-- Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly "Kerrigan is without peer at plumbing the violence of the mind."
-- Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
This is the only Stephen Henderson video. Keane | List Price | $19.98 (You save $4.43) | | Studio | Magnolia Home Entertainment | | Orig Year | 2004 | | All Time Sales Rank |  45261  | | CD Universe Part number | 7032064 | | Catalog number | 10007 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Mar 21, 2006 | | Rating | R (MPAA) | | Running Time | 90 Minutes | | Movie Details | Color |
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Purchase Keane Movie To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Halloween: 20th Anniversary Edition CD (1998) Remastered
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This is the 20th anniversary newly remixed reissue of HALLOWEEN including special sound effects and dialogue not included in the original release.
Original score composed by John Carpenter
Digitally remastered by James Nelson (Digital Outland).
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Personnel: John Carpenter, The Bowling Green Philharmonic, Dan Wyman.
Reissue producers: Alan Howarth, Ford A. Thaxton. Includes liner notes by John Carpenter.
Personnel: Dan Wyman (synthesizer).
Liner Note Author: John Carpenter .
Ensemble: Bowling Green Philharmonic.
| | I Stand Alone DVD (1998) Widescreen
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The story of a brutal, unemployed butcher at the end of his rope, I STAND ALONE is a violent and dark film exploring the darkness of the human soul. The nameless butcher, just out of prison, looks for a new job. With each rejection he becomes more and more certain that the world is out to get him, leading to stunning acts of violence as the protagonist goes on a hate-filled rampage. Containing graphic sex and violence, I STAND ALONE is a disturbing but powerful look at one man's tormented soul.
Set in France in 1980, a middle-aged ex-con and former butcher tries to salvage a life that has long been on the skids. Plagued by racist, misogynist thoughts and a hair-trigger temper, he looks for a job, tries to borrow money, and attempts to retrieve his daughter from an institution. If you saw this man walking toward you, you'd probably cross the street. Director Gaspar Noe decides, instead, to take a walk inside his brain.
| | Phantom Of The Opera DVDs (1925) Image Entertainment
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Lon Chaney, "Man of a Thousand Faces," stars in this silent horror classic. In the film, based on Gaston Leroux's timeless novel, a disfigured, catacomb-dwelling musician (Chaney) terrorizes the Paris Opera House while attempting to turn a pretty chorus girl (Mary Philbin) into a star.
Beneath the splendid riches of the Paris Opera House lie ancient catacombs with a dark and forbidden secret. Once used as torture chambers, these passages now house the Opera Ghost (Lon Chaney), vowing vengeance on the human race and obsessed with young opera ingenue Christine (Mary Philbin). Featuring terrifying makeup and gothic setpieces which remain thrilling today, this spinetingling, macabre masterpiece can now be viewed in all its grand guignol glory. Utilizing the best 35mm print of the 1929 reissue from the George Eastman House and material from the UCLA Film and Television Archive, this stunning video master features a magnificent orchestral score by Carl Davis (Napol
| | Walt Disney Treasures: Complete Pluto Volume One - 1930 - 1947 DVDs (1930)
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Walt Disney pays homage to Mickey Mouse's best friend, Pluto. THE COMPLETE PLUTO offers the slaphappy bloodhound's memorable shorts, including THE CHAIN GANG, the 1930 film where Pluto starred as identical twin dogs. Others include many favorites from the 1930s and 1940s, such as ON ICE and BEACH PICNIC. Film critic and Disney buff Leonard Maltin presents this memorable set of puppy treats.
From the Walt Disney Treasures series, Vol. 1 celebrates Mickey and Minnie's canine companion in his solo performances from 1930 (his debut in "The Chain Gang") through 1947. A total of 28 shorts are included. Individually numbered with authenticity certificate, an exclusive lithograph in each collectibal tin, introductions by film historian Leonard Maltin.
| | Walt Disney Treasures: Mickey Mouse Club DVDs (1955) Special Edition
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The beloved MICKEY MOUSE CLUB had huge success when it aired in 1955. The daily variety show starred famed Annette Funicello and other real kids from around the US. It ran for three years before it was cancelled. Though there have been several popular revivals, the first season holds a place in America's collective heart as the essence of an innocent and idyllic childhood. This release features the show's first week (October 3-7, 1955), alongside some previously unreleased footage, newsreels, songs, circus acts, comedy acts, Mickey Mouse cartoons, special guests, and, as ever, a few surprises.
This volume, in the series of Walt Disney Treasures, includes the full first week of the Mickey Mouse Club, October 3-7, 1955. Individually numbered with authenticity certificate, an exclusive lithograph in each collectibal tin, introductions by film historian Leonard Maltin.
| | Worst Witch - Collection: Vol. 2 DVDs (2001)
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Mildred Hubble is a clumsy little witch-in-training who never seems to get anything right at Miss Cackle's Academy for Witches. This collection set contains the following episodes: "Miss Cackle's Birthday Surprise," "The Great Outdoors," "The Heat is On," "Sorcery & Chips," "Let Them Eat Cake," "Sweet Talking Guys," and "A Bolt from the Blue."
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In its chilling opener, THE CLEARING paints a classic portrait of rich man vs. poor man, showing the morning routines of two very similar characters. Though they are both white, middle-aged, and of middle-class stature, the nuances that differentiate them--their houses, their wives, their clothing--jump off the screen with stark clarity. With a slightly jumbled chronology, the subsequent events come not with shock but with devastating realness. Wayne Hayes (Robert Redford) is in his Lexus on his way to work when Arnold Mack (Willem Dafoe) kidnaps him. It all happens calmly with purposeful execution. Mack wants money, and will use Hayes as ransom to get it. The film then turns to Hayes' elegant wife (Helen Mirren, who is a tour-de-force in this quietly emotive role) and well-bred family, who are saddled with a ransom negotiator and FBI surveillance, and are forced to face the tragedy.
With no outright violence, no sudden bursts of surprise, and no wasted time, THE CLEARING is a captivating, masterful suspense thriller. Debut director Pieter Jan Brugge works from a screenplay by Justin Haythe in telling this deeply unsettling tale. Hayes and Mack (the superb and intense pairing of Redford and Dafoe) argue their opposite points of view through conversations about family, morality, and power. Meanwhile, safe at home, Hayes' wife undergoes ups and downs reevaluating her marriage and her love for her husband as investigators dig through the intricacies and secrets of their lives.
Starring Robert Redford, Willen Dafoe, and Helen Mirren, this R rated film is a taut, engrossing thriller about fate, love, and missed opportunities. Redford portrys a self-made tycoon kidnapped and now in the most important negotiation ever - for his life. DVD features include commentary by director Pieter Jan Brugge, screenwriter Justin Haythe, and film editor Kevin Tent, 6 deleted scenes with optional director's commentary, full-length screenplay with 300 stills, and an inside look at the upcoming Hide and Seek.
| | Hieroglyphics - Live: The Full Circle Tour DVDs (2003) With CD
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This dual disc release provides fans of the underground rap collective Hieroglyphics with a backstage pass to their 2003 tour of North America. Originating in Oakland, Hieroglyphics unites several established recording artists, most notably Del the Funky Homosapien (who founded the group), Souls of Mischief, Casual, and Pep Love. Together, these musicians mix traditional hip-hop beats with quirky lyrics, freestyling moves, and lots of attitude. Recorded over 42 days, THE FULL CIRCLE TOUR collects clips from 40 live performances, and takes viewers behind the scenes for interviews with fans, the band, and an endless supply of tour bus antics. The accompanying CD includes live tracks from the tour, and two newer songs. Tracks include "Powers That Be," What the Funk," and "After Dark," and many more.
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| | Fatwa DVD (2005)
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Unbeknownst to junior senator Maggie Davidson, her hard-line anti-terrorism politics have gained some unwelcome attention and now she's the primary target of a sleeper terror cell in Washington D.C. The group aims to murder Davidson in a horrific "dirty bomb" attack on the Mall of America in this fast-paced political thriller.
Junior senator Maggie Davidson (Lauren Holly), a hard-liner against terrorism has become a figurehead for anti-terrorist action. Unbeknownst to Maggie, she has been singled out to be another figurehead-- a terrorist sleeper cell in the suburban D.C. metro area mobilizes a plan to blow up a dirty bomb on the National Mall with Maggie being killed in the blast. Fatwa explores the concepts of power, control, fear, ethics, and duty in a post-9/11 world. Gone are the days when we can remain ignorant of such issues.
| | Mugrosita DVD (1986) Full Frame
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Andres, a poor orphan kid, assumes the identity of a wealthy landlord's long lost son, to prevent the eviction of the good hearted man who has raised him like a son. This is when things start to happen.
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| | Black Irish DVD (2007) Widescreen
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A gifted athlete (Michael Angarano) tries to rise above his family's problems in this drama about an Irish-Catholic family in South Boston. Brendan Gleeson and Tom Guiry costar as the teen's troubled father and brother.
You can choose your dreams. But you can't choose family. Starring Michael Angarano, Brendan Gleeson, Emily VanCamp, and Tom Guiry.
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