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In this surprisingly moving film, the growing trend of assisted living facilities for the elderly is examined through a lighthearted drama. The main character is a young man named Todd (Michael Bonsignore) who works as an aide in such a facility. For the most part, he struggles to cope with the day-to-day challenges of the job including Alzheimer`s-afflicted patients, demanding nurses, his nagging supervisor, and the sadness that is an inherent part of working with very old people nearing death. Amazingly, he finds a way to keep everybody laughing with a combination of his slackerish pot-smoking attitude, his penchant for playing practical jokes on the residents, and his generally carefree outlook on life. The friendship he forms with one resident, Mrs. Pearlman (Maggie Riley), leads him to eventually move on, however. Writer-director Elliot Greenebaum finds a truly artistic way to communicate the difficulties that face seniors in 21st century America. Repeating imagery of hands, touching conversations about the afterlife, and general empathy for each person`s unique situation add valor to this sensitive film. Most of all, ASSISTED LIVING is about helping people, and trying to make the best of aging, which is rarely an easy process.
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This action-packed comedy follows a two time criminal (Hooks) who is already in trouble with the law. Threatened with serving a life sentence if he's convicted a third time, he commits to going straight and narrow. It isn't long before trouble finds him once again when an acquaintance of his shoots at a police officer. Mistaken for his accomplice, he must fight for survival while thinking of a way to prove his innocence. Music producer--and co-writer of the sleeper hit FRIDAY--Pooh's debut as a director is fast, fresh, and filled with laughs.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseLetterboxed - 1.85Pan& Scan - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English Dolby Digital 5.1 - SpanishAdditional Release Material: Music Videos (3) Trailer - 1. Original Theatrical
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When a shy butcher thinks he's murdered his partner by accidentally locking him in the freezer, he turns to his partner's wife, the real killer, for help. The wife, realizing the butcher is the perfect scapegoat, continues the charade by agreeing to help hide the body but, they have to stay one step ahead of the cops.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Gilberto Martinez Solarez directs Mexican comedian Tin Tan (German Valdiz) in this 1961 film. Displaying a more serious side, Tin Tan stows his slapstick skills away for his role as a rich millionaire who helps a woman in need. With a screenplay by the celebrated writer Luis Alcoriza, music by Sergio Guerrero, and performances by Marina Comacho, and Teresa Velazquez, SUICIDATE, MI AMOR is a classic Mexican comedy.
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Two country boys sell an elephant to a traveling circus in this vintage comedy.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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