| Taj Mahal A Monumental of Love |
| Credits: Starring: Raghu Raj, Purnima, Moon Moon Sen |
| Synopsis: In 1607 India is ruled by the Mughal Empire where Khurram, son of the Emperor, wants to marry Arjumand but although the Emperor gives his blessings, his manipulative stepmother Nurjahan forbids it becauses she wants her daughter to be the next queen. Khurram refuses to marry her daughter and relinquishes his status as crown prince so he can marry Arjumand. Nurjahan conspires to have Khurram killed so they flee to the mountains. Arjumand's father is arrested for helping them, Khurram swears vengeance. Arjumand and Khurram have two sons while in hiding. Nurjahan has the general kidnap the children as hostages while the Emperor is on his deathbed. Khurram is wild with rage; he attacks the general's camp only to find out that his sons have been taken to Queen Nurjahan's chamber. He goes to his dying father who by now realizes his mistake. Khurram tells him about his sons being taken in as hostages by Nurjahan. The Emperor declares Khurram to be the next Emperor and gets Nurjahan arrested. The Emperor gives Khurram the title of Shah Jahan. The entire empire is blessed with a loving and caring King and Queen. Khurram has to leave for war to defend his empire. Khurram goes to war and is making plans to attack when he gets the message that Arjumand who is with child has followed him. He goes to meet her but loses his way. Then when he does find her she is on her deathbed and has only a few more moments to live. Khurram promises to build her a monument which will be a symbol of their love for centuries to come. Arjumand dies in his arms. Twenty years pass as the monument is built and Khurram grows old. A war of succession breaks out between his two sons, his children are so power hungry they have their father thrown into prison. Khurram only asks for a prison cell where he can view the Taj Mahal and remember his life with Arjumand.. He dies in the prison holding the memory of Arjumand close to his heart. |
| Description: VHS || Subtitles: English || Released by :Eros |
| Condition: quality picture |
| Price: NA |
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| Tales of the Kama Sutra (2000) - The Perfumed Garden |
| Credits: |
| Synopsis: Imagine a world of pleasure, where passion is the ultimate obsession. When Michael (Ivan Baccarat) and Lisa (Amy Lindsey) travel to India to restore an erotic sculpture, they are immediately acquainted with the karma Sutra and introduced to the skills of seduction. But when forbidden desires are revealed, vows can be broken. Now, desires are about to be reawakened and fantasies are about to come true. What you desire you can not resist. Experience it for yourself. |
| Description: VHS || || color || English || collector's item || |
| Condition: quality picture |
| Price: NA |
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| Tales Of The Kama Sutra 2 |
| Credits: Starring: Jenny McShane, Matt McCoy and Richard Tyson. Directed by: Jag Mundhra |
| Synopsis: The ancient erotic teachings of the Kama Sutra are rediscovered in this tale of seduction and secret pleasure... When U.S. Naval Officer Kenneth Blake and his fiancée Sally Stephens travel to a seaside resort off the beautiful West Coast of India, he finds himself strangely drawn to the seductive and mysterious Leela and unable to control his desires. |
| Description: VHS || || color || English || collector's item || |
| Condition: quality picture |
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| Taras Bulba |
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| Description: VHS || || color || English || collector's item || |
| Condition: quality picture |
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| Tarass Boulba (1963) |
| aka:Taras Bulba, il cosacco (1963) original title aka: Plains of Battle (USA) (TV title) aka: The Tartars |
| Credits: Directed by: Ferdinando Baldi. Writing credits: Ennio De Concini (screenplay) + Nikolai Gogol (novel). cast: Vladimir Medar as Taras Bulba + Erno Crisa + Lorella De Luca as Natalia + Mirko Ellis + Dada Gallotti + Fosco Giachetti + Jean-François Poron as Andrei Bulba + George Reich + Hugo Santana + Andrea Scotti + Sylvia Sorrente |
| Synopsis: Cossack chief Taras Bulba, aiming to conquer neighboring Poland and her Tartar allies, sends his sons Ostap and Andrei to study in the Polish city Dubno to learn more about Polish customs and strengths. Andrei, however, falls in love with the Polish governor's daughter Natalia. When the Cossacks march on Dubno, Andrei is imprisoned, but escapes back to his father. Taras Bulba dictates peace terms to the Poles, which include taking Natalia as hostage. Although Natalia agrees, Andrei rebels against his father and takes the girl back to the city. In the ensuing battle, both Andrei and Natalia are killed, but the two fathers declare peace. written by Jim Marshall |
| Description: VHS || || color || English || collector's item || |
| Condition: quality picture |
| Price: NA |
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Time of Violence (1987) |
| aka: (ÂÐÅÌÅ ÍÀ ÍÀÑÈËÈÅ) |
| Credits: Directed by: Ljudmil Staykov. Written by: Ljudmil Staykov, Georgi Danailov, Radoslav Spasov & Michail Kirkov. Cinematography: Radoslav Spasov. Starring: Yosif Sartchadgiev, Roussy Chanev, Anya Pentcheva, Ivan Krastev, Vasil Michailov, Kalina Stefanova |
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Synopsis:
Time of Violence focuses on
the fate of one valley during this crisis. The son of the
miller was taken off by the Turks years ago, while still a
boy, to become a janissary. Janissaries were special
troops used by the Ottomans. Recruited (involuntarily)
from Christian boys, they were separated from their
families at an early age, indoctrinated in Islam, and
turned into fiercely reliable troops with no allegiance to
anyone but the sultan. The miller's son is now a highly
trusted janissary, with the task of converting his entire
home valley to Islam. But the people there take their
religion very seriously, and will not submit. The
janissary becomes more and more brutal in his attempts to
convert the valley, for he must slaughter them all if they
don't take the turban. The film is painted on a large, sweeping canvas, with many characters and subplots, all cleverly woven into a single story. (This accomplishment is even more remarkable when you consider that the original Bulgarian version was nearly two hours longer, yet there is no sign at all that anything has been cut.) And, surprisingly, this isn't a "vile Turk" story. Director Ludmil Staikov has much more ambitious goals, including an examination of the power of religion and of the destructiveness of violence and fanaticism. Not all of the Christians are good, nor all of the Muslims bad. The Turkish governor of the valley is not loved by his subjects, yet does all he can to avert their doom. He is given a beautiful, tender moment as he leaves the valley forever, in disgrace. Crossing a bridge that leads out of his valley, he notices a stone that has worked out of place. He gets down from his horse, carefully puts the stone back into its place, and then proceeds on to his exile. Even the janissary has his complexities, as he truly wants to spare his people from unnecessary pain, despite having completely transferred his loyalties to the sultan. The screenplay, by Staikov, Georgi Danailov, Mihail Kirkov, and Radoslav Spassov, provides complex shadings of characters and motivations. Time of Violence is a professionally made film, beautifully photographed, well edited, and with scrupulous care in costuming and set design. The period atmosphere feels perfectly authentic, at least to someone with only passing familiarity with the time and place. The technical aspects of the film are well up to the standard of moderate budget Hollywood movies. Time of Violence is a film without flaws. There are no particularly weak points in the film, and many great virtues. |
| Description: VHS || Color/ 158 min./ Language - Bulgarian |
| Condition: NA |
| Price: coming soon |
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Time of Violence (1987) |
| aka: (ÂÐÅÌÅ ÍÀ ÍÀÑÈËÈÅ) aka: Vreme na Nasilie |
| Credits: Directed by: Ljudmil Staykov. Written by: Ljudmil Staykov, Georgi Danailov, Radoslav Spasov & Michail Kirkov. Cinematography: Radoslav Spasov. Starring: Yosif Sartchadgiev, Roussy Chanev, Anya Pentcheva, Ivan Krastev, Vasil Michailov, Kalina Stefanova |
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Synopsis:
TTime of Violence focuses on
the fate of one valley during this crisis. The son of the
miller was taken off by the Turks years ago, while still a
boy, to become a janissary. Janissaries were special
troops used by the Ottomans. Recruited (involuntarily)
from Christian boys, they were separated from their
families at an early age, indoctrinated in Islam, and
turned into fiercely reliable troops with no allegiance to
anyone but the sultan. The miller's son is now a highly
trusted janissary, with the task of converting his entire
home valley to Islam. But the people there take their
religion very seriously, and will not submit. The
janissary becomes more and more brutal in his attempts to
convert the valley, for he must slaughter them all if they
don't take the turban. The film is painted on a large, sweeping canvas, with many characters and subplots, all cleverly woven into a single story. (This accomplishment is even more remarkable when you consider that the original Bulgarian version was nearly two hours longer, yet there is no sign at all that anything has been cut.) And, surprisingly, this isn't a "vile Turk" story. Director Ludmil Staikov has much more ambitious goals, including an examination of the power of religion and of the destructiveness of violence and fanaticism. Not all of the Christians are good, nor all of the Muslims bad. The Turkish governor of the valley is not loved by his subjects, yet does all he can to avert their doom. He is given a beautiful, tender moment as he leaves the valley forever, in disgrace. Crossing a bridge that leads out of his valley, he notices a stone that has worked out of place. He gets down from his horse, carefully puts the stone back into its place, and then proceeds on to his exile. Even the janissary has his complexities, as he truly wants to spare his people from unnecessary pain, despite having completely transferred his loyalties to the sultan. The screenplay, by Staikov, Georgi Danailov, Mihail Kirkov, and Radoslav Spassov, provides complex shadings of characters and motivations. Time of Violence is a professionally made film, beautifully photographed, well edited, and with scrupulous care in costuming and set design. The period atmosphere feels perfectly authentic, at least to someone with only passing familiarity with the time and place. The technical aspects of the film are well up to the standard of moderate budget Hollywood movies. Time of Violence is a film without flaws. There are no particularly weak points in the film, and many great virtues. Описание: 1668 g. Османската империя е завладяла югоизточна Европа, но свещената война за окончателното утвърждаване на исляма продължава. В Родопите е изпратен военен корпус от еничари, предвождан от Караибрахим . Заедно с него пътува и Венецианеца, който вече е променил религията си. Местният владетел Сюлейман ага е убеден, че вярата не трябва да се променя по насилствен начин и е наказан със смърт за това. В хората, които трябва да покръсти, Караибрахим открива баща си, брат си, Горан, сестра си Елица и най-бизкия си приятел Манол. Това не го разколебава да наложи исляма по най-зверски начин. Той пуска поп Алигорко, които е осъзнал, че единственнит начин българите да оцелеят и запазят езика и обичаите си е да пожертват вярата си. По-малкият син на Манол убива Караибрахим. СБФД 1988г. - награда за режисура, награда за музика МКФ КАДИС 1988 г.., Испания - наградата на федерацията на киноклубовете |
| Description: VHS || Color/ 158 min./ Language - Bulgarian || Officially selected: Cannes Film Festival 1988 || Participated at International Film Festivals in: TOKIYO, LOS ANGELIS IFF, MONTREAL WORLD, SAN PAULO, SIATAL, KADIS – Spain |
| Condition: NA |
| Price: coming soon |
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Time of Violence (1987) |
| aka: (ÂÐÅÌÅ ÍÀ ÍÀÑÈËÈÅ) aka: Vreme na Nasilie |
| Credits: Directed by: Ljudmil Staykov. Written by: Ljudmil Staykov, Georgi Danailov, Radoslav Spasov & Michail Kirkov. Cinematography: Radoslav Spasov. Starring: Yosif Sartchadgiev, Roussy Chanev, Anya Pentcheva, Ivan Krastev, Vasil Michailov, Kalina Stefanova |
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Synopsis:
TTime of Violence focuses on
the fate of one valley during this crisis. The son of the
miller was taken off by the Turks years ago, while still a
boy, to become a janissary. Janissaries were special
troops used by the Ottomans. Recruited (involuntarily)
from Christian boys, they were separated from their
families at an early age, indoctrinated in Islam, and
turned into fiercely reliable troops with no allegiance to
anyone but the sultan. The miller's son is now a highly
trusted janissary, with the task of converting his entire
home valley to Islam. But the people there take their
religion very seriously, and will not submit. The
janissary becomes more and more brutal in his attempts to
convert the valley, for he must slaughter them all if they
don't take the turban. The film is painted on a large, sweeping canvas, with many characters and subplots, all cleverly woven into a single story. (This accomplishment is even more remarkable when you consider that the original Bulgarian version was nearly two hours longer, yet there is no sign at all that anything has been cut.) And, surprisingly, this isn't a "vile Turk" story. Director Ludmil Staikov has much more ambitious goals, including an examination of the power of religion and of the destructiveness of violence and fanaticism. Not all of the Christians are good, nor all of the Muslims bad. The Turkish governor of the valley is not loved by his subjects, yet does all he can to avert their doom. He is given a beautiful, tender moment as he leaves the valley forever, in disgrace. Crossing a bridge that leads out of his valley, he notices a stone that has worked out of place. He gets down from his horse, carefully puts the stone back into its place, and then proceeds on to his exile. Even the janissary has his complexities, as he truly wants to spare his people from unnecessary pain, despite having completely transferred his loyalties to the sultan. The screenplay, by Staikov, Georgi Danailov, Mihail Kirkov, and Radoslav Spassov, provides complex shadings of characters and motivations. Time of Violence is a professionally made film, beautifully photographed, well edited, and with scrupulous care in costuming and set design. The period atmosphere feels perfectly authentic, at least to someone with only passing familiarity with the time and place. The technical aspects of the film are well up to the standard of moderate budget Hollywood movies. Time of Violence is a film without flaws. There are no particularly weak points in the film, and many great virtues. Описание: 1668 g. Османската империя е завладяла югоизточна Европа, но свещената война за окончателното утвърждаване на исляма продължава. В Родопите е изпратен военен корпус от еничари, предвождан от Караибрахим . Заедно с него пътува и Венецианеца, който вече е променил религията си. Местният владетел Сюлейман ага е убеден, че вярата не трябва да се променя по насилствен начин и е наказан със смърт за това. В хората, които трябва да покръсти, Караибрахим открива баща си, брат си, Горан, сестра си Елица и най-бизкия си приятел Манол. Това не го разколебава да наложи исляма по най-зверски начин. Той пуска поп Алигорко, които е осъзнал, че единственнит начин българите да оцелеят и запазят езика и обичаите си е да пожертват вярата си. По-малкият син на Манол убива Караибрахим. СБФД 1988г. - награда за режисура, награда за музика МКФ КАДИС 1988 г.., Испания - наградата на федерацията на киноклубовете |
| Description: 2 DVD-R set || Drama/History, 1987, Color, 288 min., Language - Bulgarian, Part I and II || Officially selected: Cannes Film Festival 1988 || Participated at International Film Festivals in: TOKIYO, LOS ANGELIS IFF, MONTREAL WORLD, SAN PAULO, SIATAL, KADIS – Spain |
| Condition: NA |
| Price: coming soon |
| Credits: directed by Hasan Seyitbeyli, Starring Rasim Balaoglu,Halide Kasimova,Ismail Osmanli |
| Synopsis: |
| Description: VHS || PAL || Color || Turkish Language || SP || Rare collector's item || Label: TURK KAN VIDEO || |
| Condition: NA |
| Price: coming soon |
| Tartari, I (1962) |
| aka I Tartari (1962) |
| Credits: Orson Welles, Victor Mature, Folco Lulli, Liana Orfei Director: Richard Thorpe |
| Synopsis: Welles plays Burundai, brother of the leader of the Tartars, who takes over when his brother is killed. Burundai swears revenge on Victor Mature. Mature loves one of the Tartars who is from opposing cultures where they are surrounded by violence and bloodshed as war erupts between the Vikings and Tartars. |
| Description: VHS || PAL || color || Italian language || Classical Collector's item || Label: Technofilm || Genre Historical / Vikings / Mongols |
| Condition: very good quality picture |
| Price: $25 |
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| Tartars, the (1960) VHS - NTSC |
| aka I Tartari (1962) |
| Credits: Orson Welles, Victor Mature, Folco Lulli, Liana Orfei Director: Richard Thorpe |
| Synopsis: Welles plays Burundai, brother of the leader of the Tartars, who takes over when his brother is killed. Burundai swears revenge on Victor Mature. Mature loves one of the Tartars who is from opposing cultures where they are surrounded by violence and bloodshed as war erupts between the Vikings and Tartars. |
| Description: VHS || NTSC || color || English language || Classical Collector's item || Genre Historical / Vikings / Mongols |
| Condition: very good quality picture |
| Price: $25 |
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| Tartars, the (1960) |
| aka I Tartari (1962) |
| Credits: Orson Welles, Victor Mature, Folco Lulli, Liana Orfei Director: Richard Thorpe |
| Synopsis: Welles plays Burundai, brother of the leader of the Tartars, who takes over when his brother is killed. Burundai swears revenge on Victor Mature. Mature loves one of the Tartars who is from opposing cultures where they are surrounded by violence and bloodshed as war erupts between the Vikings and Tartars. |
| Description: || NTSC || English language || Classical Collector's item || color - Genre Historical / Vikings / Mongols |
| Condition: very good Good quality picture- |
| Price: $35 |
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| Tolérance (1989) |
| aka: Tolerance (International: English title) |
| Credits: Directed by: Pierre-Henry Salfati. cast: Ugo Tognazzi as Marmant + Rupert Everett as Assuerus, aka Horace Walop + Anne Brochet as Tolerance + Marc de Jonge as Cabanes + Catherine Samie as Marie-The + László Szabó as Bernheim + Claude Duneton as Jacobi + Stéphane Boucher as Belloy + Evelyne Didi as Antoinette + Olimpia Carlisi as Pauline |
| Synopsis: This movie touches the very heart of human feelings and human condition. It asks a very controversial question: what does the word tolerance mean? In a very tortured self-questioning way, Horace (Rupert Everett) will change his life as a religious hermit into a life of luxury and extravagance. As with everything else in his life he is determined to go to the very end |
| Description: VHS || Runtime: France:108 min || Country: France || Language: Italian || Color: Color || Sound Mix: Dolby || |
| Condition: quality picture |
| Price: NA |
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| Tour, prends garde!, La(1957) |
| AKA: La Tour, prends garde! (1957) France aka: Agli ordini del re (1957) (Italy) aka: King on Horseback (1957) (USA) aka: Ля Тур, берегись! (1957) Russia |
| Credits: Directed by: Georges Lampin / Writing credits: Claude Accursi + Denys de La Patellière / Jean Marais + Eleonora Rossi Drago + Nadja Tiller + Cathia Caro + Liliane Bert + Robert Dalban + Paul-Emile Deiber + Raoul Delfosse + Christian Duvaleix + Dominique Davray + Jean-Pierre Léaud + Monette Dinay + Yves Massard + Irèna Kis + Renaud Mary |
| Synopsis: Henri La Tour, a strolling player, is also a daring adventurer. So, when, after accomplishing a brilliant feat, he is awarded a title by King Louis XV, the Duke of Saint-Sever takes offense at it and challenges Henri to a duel. However, while they fight, a group of Austrian soldiers appear suddenly and the two rivals instantly unite to repel their enemies. Unfortunately, Saint-Sever is mortally wounded and, feeling he is about to die, he entreats his new friend to offer protection to Toinon, his natural daughter, whose life is being threatened... written by Guy Bellinger |
| Description: VHS || Color || Country: France / Yugoslavia / Italy || Language: French || Color: Color (Eastmancolor) |
| Condition: NA |
| Price: NA / Hunting |
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| Tour, prends garde!, La(1957) |
| AKA: La Tour, prends garde! (1957) France aka: Agli ordini del re (1957) (Italy) aka: King on Horseback (1957) (USA) aka: Ля Тур, берегись! (1957) Russia |
| Credits: Directed by: Georges Lampin / Writing credits: Claude Accursi + Denys de La Patellière / Cast: Jean Marais as Henri La Tour + Eleonora Rossi Drago as La Comtesse Malvina d'Amalfi + Nadja Tiller as Mirabelle + Cathia Caro as Toinon + Liliane Bert as Duchesse de Châteauroux + Robert Dalban as Barberin + Paul-Emile Deiber as Duc de Saint Sever + Raoul Delfosse as Bravaccio + Christian Duvaleix as Passelacet + Dominique Davray as Invitée de Taupin + Jean-Pierre Léaud as Pierrot + Monette Dinay + Yves Massard as Marquis de Marmande + Irèna Kis + Renaud Mary as Pérouge |
| Synopsis: Henri La Tour, a strolling player, is also a daring adventurer. So, when, after accomplishing a brilliant feat, he is awarded a title by King Louis XV, the Duke of Saint-Sever takes offense at it and challenges Henri to a duel. However, while they fight, a group of Austrian soldiers appear suddenly and the two rivals instantly unite to repel their enemies. Unfortunately, Saint-Sever is mortally wounded and, feeling he is about to die, he entreats his new friend to offer protection to Toinon, his natural daughter, whose life is being threatened... written by Guy Bellinger |
| Description: VHS || Color || Country: France / Yugoslavia / Italy || Language: French || Color: Color (Eastmancolor) |
| Condition: NA |
| Price: NA / Hunting |
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| Theodora, Slave Empress (1955) VHS - PAL |
| AKA: Théodora, impératrice de Byzance (1954) (France). |
| Credits: Directed by Riccardo Freda | Cast, Renato Baldini ~ Arcal Nerio || Bernardi ~ Belisario Gianna || Maria Canale ~ Teodora || |
| Synopsis: Theodora, a Roman courtesan and former slave girl, marries the Roman emperor Justinian and assumes the throne as Empress of Rome. But the divide between nobility and slave is too great. Theodora seeks justice for her people, and revolution and armed conflict erupt in both Byzantium and Rome. |
| Description: VHS || PAL || ~88 minutes || Color || English language || Classical Collector's item |
| Condition: VG quality picture |
| Price: $25 |
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| Theodora, Slave Empress (1955) VHS - NTSC |
| AKA: Théodora, impératrice de Byzance (1954) (France). |
| Credits: Directed by Riccardo Freda | Cast, Renato Baldini ~ Arcal Nerio || Bernardi ~ Belisario Gianna || Maria Canale ~ Teodora || |
| Synopsis: Theodora, a Roman courtesan and former slave girl, marries the Roman emperor Justinian and assumes the throne as Empress of Rome. But the divide between nobility and slave is too great. Theodora seeks justice for her people, and revolution and armed conflict erupt in both Byzantium and Rome. |
| Description: VHS || NTSC || ~88 minutes || Color || English language || Classical Collector's item |
| Condition: VG quality picture |
| Price: $25 |
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| Tosca |
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| Description: || || color || English || collector's item || |
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| Tour de Nesle, La (1954) |
| aka: Tour de Nesle, La (1954) aka: Torre del piacere, La (1954) aka: Torre di Nesle, La (1954) (Italy: alternative title) aka: Tower of Nesle (1954) (International: English title) |
| Credits: Directed by: Abel Gance |
| Synopsis: Michel Bouquet ~ Louis X + Pierre Brasseur ~ Jean Buridan + Lia Di Leo ~ Princesse Blanche + Michel Etcheverry ~ Enguerrand de Marigny + André Gabriello ~ Le grand ménestrel + Christine Grado ~ Princesse Jeanne + Paul Guers ~ Gaultier d'Aulnay + Nelly Kaplan ~ Alice + Jacques Meyran ~ Le 3e ménestrel + Silvana Pampanini ~ Marguerite de Bourgogne + Marcel Raine ~ Orsini + Constant Rémy ~ Landry + Claude Sylvain ~ La servante de l'auberge + Jacques Toja ~ Philippe d'Aulnay |
| Description: VHS || PAL || color || English || collector's item || 120 min || Country: France / Italy || Language: French |
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| Travels of Marco Polo |
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| Condition: quality picture |
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| Triumph of Love |
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| Synopsis: Mira Sorvino is adorable in this lovely adaptation of the 17th-century comedy Triumph of Love. When a princess (Sorvino) sets out to return her throne to its rightful heir, the rightful heir turns out to be a handsome young man (Jay Rodan). Of course, the princess falls madly in love with him. Unfortunately, he's been trained by his mentor, an angry philosopher (Ben Kingsley), to hate the princess (he even practices archery using her picture as the target). To set things right and win her heart's desire, the princess dresses herself as a man and--switching from one disguise to another--begins wooing everyone in the philosopher's household, starting with his spinster sister (Fiona Shaw). Though the transformation from the stage to the screen is pretty straightforward, the costumes and sets are beautiful. Sorvino holds her own against British stage vets Kingsley and Shaw. --Bret Fetzer --This text refers to the Theatrical Release edition. |
| Description: DVD || NTSC || color || English || collector's item || |
| Condition: Excellent quality picture |
| Price: NA |
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| Tudor Rose (1936) |
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Synopsis: The story of Lady Jane Grey |
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| Turi e i Paladini (1979) |
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| Credits: Directed by: Angelo D'Alessandro. Writing credits: Nanni De Stefani. cast: Rocco Aloisi as Salvatore a 6 anni + Kitty Arancio as Concettina a12 anni + Claudio Baturi as Salvatore a 12 anni + Rosalino Cellamare as Salvatore a 19 anni + Riccardo Cucciolla as Don Saverio + Mirella D'Angelo as Concettina a 19 anni + Jessica Dublin as Americana + Gilberto Idonea as Don Alfonso + Sara Micalizzi as Suor Cecilia + Francesco Sineri as Don Carmelo |
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| Description: Country: Italy || Language: Italian || Color: Color |
| Condition: quality picture |
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| Two Nights With Cleopatra (1952) |
| Credits:Sophia Loren || Paul Miller || Director: Mario Mattoli |
| Synopsis: A beautiful 19-year-old Sophia Loren plays a dual role in this racy comedy, as both the sultry Queen of the Nile with a "man-a-night" appetite and a blonde slave girl who takes her place temporarily. An all-too-brief skinny-dipping pool scene with Sophia highlights this risqué treat that's so funny you'll laugh your asp offas.aflam |
| Description: VHS || NTSC || color || English || collector's item || 80 Minutes || |
| Condition: Excellent quality picture |
| Price: $29 |
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| Two Nights With Cleopatra (1952) DVD+RW |
| Credits:Sophia Loren || Paul Miller || Director: Mario Mattoli |
| Synopsis: A beautiful 19-year-old Sophia Loren plays a dual role in this racy comedy, as both the sultry Queen of the Nile with a "man-a-night" appetite and a blonde slave girl who takes her place temporarily. An all-too-brief skinny-dipping pool scene with Sophia highlights this risqué treat that's so funny you'll laugh your asp offas.aflam |
| Description: DVD || NTSC || color || English || collector's item || 80 Minutes || |
| Condition: Excellent quality picture |
| Price: $35 |
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