| | Strange Fruit DVD (1 Customer Review)
| Category | Adult Audience DVDs, Dramas Movies, Thriller Videos, Mystery, Suspense, Gay/Lesbian, Alternative Music, Alternative-Lifestyle, African Americans, Conspiracies, Homosexuality | | Actor | Kent Faulcon, David Raibon, Berlinda Tolbert |
A man returns to his southern home town after his friend was lynched outside of a gay night club. Kent Faulcon, Berlinda Tolbert, David Raibon, Sam Jones, Ed Brigadier star. When her son Kelvin is murdered in the parking lot of a gay bar, Emma Ayers calls New York attorney William Boyals (Kent Faulcon) for help. As he returns to his provincial Louisiana hometown, Boyals must fight the racism of the local police force and endure his own mother's homophobia. This dramatic thriller stars David Raibon (THE SHIELD), Ed Brigadier (GILMORE GIRLS), and Berlinda Tolbert (THE JEFFERSONS) as Emma. Strange Fruit Reviews: "...[A] brilliant documentary....The film is a masterful approach to and critique of an unspeakable practice..."
-- Chris Chang, Film Comment "...[The film] relates the intricate and intriguing history of the title song....Mr. Katz's polished, well-structured film uses carefully chosen newsreel scenes and interviews..."
-- Dave Kehr, New York Times Strange Fruit | List Price | $29.95 (You save $9.86) | | Studio | Ariztical Entertainment | | Orig Year | 2005 | | All Time Sales Rank |  21540  | | CD Universe Part number | 7016805 | | Catalog number | 6069 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Sep 19, 2006 | | Rating | Not Rated | | Running Time | 115 Minutes | | Additional Info | Ariztical Entertainment | | Movie Details | Color; Ariztical Entertainment |
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Bursting at the seams with clever cinematic ideas, Rodney Evans's BROTHER TO BROTHER captures the essence of contemporary black gay life in America by drawing parallels with the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s. Perry (Anthony Mackie) is a young gay student at Columbia University who moonlights as a worker in a homeless shelter. Feeling something is missing from his life, but unable to form the essential questions which will lead to the answers he so desperately craves, Perry unloads his existential angst onto the shoulders of his straight best friend Marcus (Larry Gilliard Jr.). Perry finds inspiration in the pages of a book on the Harlem Renaissance, and takes a journey back in time to meet some of the characters who dominated the neighborhood in the 1920s. First up is an encounter with the elderly painter and writer Richard ...
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Slammer and his gang are low-level toughs who get by on purse-snatching and petty theft. He finds salvation within his reach when he's invited to be in a music video, but when Slammer's disparaged by the choreographer, he sets out to get even the only way he can: on the dance floor.
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Summer vacation is here and that means it's almost time for Yuuki's birthday! Since it's over summer break, her birthday is usually a nonevent; but this year, Yuuki has decided that things are going to be different...this year, on her birthday she's going to confess her love to Takizawa! But will the handsome and popular third-year track star reject her? The very thought has Yuuki in turmoil. Directed by Tetsuo Sato.
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Most people know who Vladimir Lenin was in history, but he remains a figure shrouded in mystery in terms of his personal life and true motivations, for his was a life fraught with conflict and contradictions. This installment of A&E's BIOGRAPHY series incorporates new documents, released since the ...
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Set in 18th-century Japan, during the reign of the Tokugawa Shogunate, SAMURAI REBELLION stars Toshirô Mifune as Isaburo Sasahara, swordsman and official at the court of Lord Matsudaira (Tatsuo Matsumura). Ichi (Yôko Tsukasa), a mistress of the lord, has been banished for striking her master for taking a new mistress. Matsudaira orders Isaburo's son, Yogoro (Takeshi Kato), to marry her, since she is still the mother of one of his offspring. Isaburo, deeply unhappy in his own marriage, accepts the order only with great reluctance. However Ichi proves to be a wonderful wife, and the marriage is a happy one. All is well for a couple of years, until Matsudaira's son dies, and he orders Ichi to return to the castle, since he has no offspring ...
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FANTASTIC PLANET is Rene Laloux's bizarre, enthralling adaptation of Stefan Wul's allegorical science-fiction novel. The eye-popping underground sensation was also a critical success, winning awards at several prestigious film festivals (most notably, the Grand Prix in 1973 at Cannes). Set on the planet Ygam, the film depicts a world in which Draags--a gigantic race of blue alien beings--run the show. Their pets are human beings--or, as they are known in Laloux's world, Oms--who are mistreated by their devious owners. Fed up with the abuse, one Om organizes his brethren and stages a mutiny that will forever change life on Ygam.
Laloux's film blends 1960s ideologies with 1970s technology to create a work that profoundly impacted animators all over the world. In creating a troubled universe dominated by the soulless, conformist Draags, FANTASTIC PLANET rejects that notion and embraces the concept of individuality. A troubled political climate forced Laloux and fellow collaborator Roland Torpor (screenwriter of Roman Polanski's 1976 thriller ...
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