Field of Blood
A 10-year-old Glasgow boy has been accused of murdering a smaller child--and in Scotland, legal responsibility for a crime begins at age 8. The boy`s adult cousin, Sean Ogilvy, is enlisted by his fiancie Patricia
Paddy
Meehan, a newspaper reporter covering the crime, to help her interview the boy. In addition, Paddy breaks up with him. And, in a further twist, she pretends to be a brutally ambitious colleague as she conducts her investigations--and her colleague ends up murdered. Denise Mina, a Scottish writer who knows Glasgow intimately, digs deep into the hearts of her characters, and into the city they inhabit, in this novel--the first of a series--about the destruction of innocence.
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In this steamy Spanish love story directed by Bigas Luna (JAMON JAMON), sexy young Marina (Leonor Watling), falls for gorgeous literature teacher Ulises (Jordi Molla) who arrives in town and takes a room at her parents' humble boarding house. On long walks through the hills in Valencia, Spain, bordering the deep blue Mediterranean Sea, Ulises recites passages from Virgil's THE AENEID, eventually winning Marina's heart. A shotgun wedding is quickly followed by the birth of their son, Abel (Ricky Colomer). Financially encumbered, the couple is nonetheless happy, and Ulises has a small fishing boat that he takes for joyrides on the bay. On her daytimes apart from Ulises, Marina is followed and fawned over by local business typhoon Sierra (Eduard Fernandez), who will stop at nothing to have her. One day, Ulises sets sail in his little boat for a midnight cruise, is caught in a storm, and disappears. Grief-stricken Marina settles into an ironically comfortable, pampered life with the disgustingly rich Sierra. Five years later, Marina answers the phone and hears a familiar voice at the other end: Ulises has returned. Will she go back to him and follow her passion? Or will she resist returning to her true love for the sake of her five-year-old child?DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseWidescreen - 1.85Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - SpanishAdditional Release Material: Trailers Featurette - 1. Behind the ScenesText/Photo Galleries: Cast& Director Filmographies
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Sporting ruched sides and eye-catching chrome hardware, this beautiful hobo handbag from Prague is your perfect ensemble topper.
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Elvis Presley stars as Pacer Burton, son of a white father (John McIntire) and Native American mother (Dolores del Rio) who finds his loyalties tested in a war of attrition between a fierce Indian tribe, the Kiowas, and a group of racist white settlers on the Texas frontier in 1870. Although his parents attempt to remain outside the fray, his father is eventually killed in an Indian attack on the settlement. A white man, enraged over the Indian attacks, kills Pacer's mother. Shunned by white society after the Indian attacks, Pacer elects to fight on the side of the Kiowas while his brother, Clint (Steve Forrest), stays with the settlers. When Clint rides into the Kiowa camp alone and kills their chief to avenge his father's murder, Pacer fights off the entire tribe to protect his brother, and Clint barely escapes with his life. After Pacer's girl, Roslyn Pierce (Barbara Eden), has tended to Clint's severe wounds, she's unsuccessful in trying to stop him from going off to try to save his brother's life. Presley gives his finest performance as the sensitive Pacer, supported by an excellent cast in what is likely his best film. The strong, uncompromising script on the tragic cost of racism is superbly directed by Don Siegel.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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