Shirley Temple DVD

PAL/Region 0. Amplified Gesture was first released in 2009, within the deluxe edition of David Sylvian's groundbreaking album, Manafon. The film explores the journeys and philosophies of a select group of experimental musicians including Keith Rowe, Evan Parker, Eddie Prevost, Otomo Yoshihide, Toshimaru Nakamura and Christian Fennesz. Intimately and eloquently, these exceptional artists reveal themselves through their ideas and working practices, creating a captivating document of a thriving and endlessly renewable music scene. Revised and re-visited, this DVD release features a new chapter, titled 'The collective', in which contributors explore political questions arising both within and outside of their respective musical ideologies. In addition to artist biographies, the disc also contains interview excerpts and outtakes on a range of subjects. Also included on the disc is a short introductory film, written, directed and narrated by David Sylvian.

In director Edward Dmytryk's classic seafaring drama, privileged mama's boy Ensign Keith (Robert Francis) gets assigned to the Caine, a rusty old minesweeper with a haggard, undisciplined crew during the latter days of WWII. Soon the paranoid, strawberry-loving Captain Queeg (Humprey Bogart) takes charge and tries to clean up the ship, arousing the hatred and suspicion of the other officers, especially a flippant lieutenant (Fred MacMurray). Eventually the men stage a mutiny, and a subsequent trial ensues, at which point a sharply intelligent military lawyer (José Ferrer) takes up the matter. Dmytryk's fast-moving, intelligent adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning Herman Wouk novel features breathtaking outdoor scenes on actual naval vessels. Bogart's performance as Queeg is one of cinema's greats; a true departure from his usual tough guys, he captures his character's confused vulnerability with astounding finesse. Ferrer is also sensational as the lawyer. A solid crew rounding out the cast--Lee Marvin, Van ...

Shirley Temple DVD Originally aired on the public broadcasting science series NOVA, SECRETS OF THE CROCODILE CAVES explores the mysterious Ankarana wildlife preserve in Madagascar, which provides refuge to a diverse group of animals. Home to the rare crowned lemur, chameleons, and the deadly fossa, as well as ...

Shirley Temple review Soldiers contemplate their fate on Easter and renew their faith by reflecting on the sacrifice Jesus made on Hill Number One. Standard Screen; Soundtrack English