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"I Will Follow" on DVD August 23rd! Pre-order on Amazon
Ava DuVernay's critically acclaimed first narrative feature film, I Will Follow, gets a DVD release on the 23rd of this month. The film has been covered substantially at S&A.
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"Viva Riva!" Coming To DVD & Blu-ray Next Month!
In my review of Djo Tunda Wa Munga's crime drama, Viva Riva!, I highlighted the film's audacious depictions of the kind of orchestrated sexuality and violence rarely seen in African cinema (specifically cinema of the DRC - the Democratic Republic Of The Congo, where such scenes are taboo); a kind of...
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"Fast Five" Gets Blu-ray/DVD Release Date, Price; Pre-Order Starting Today
It's raked in over $600 million in worldwide box office since its April release. Nice chunk of change! You can guarantee that another one will be made.
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Acclaimed Danny Glover Drama "The Harimaya Bridge" Gets DVD/Blu-ray Release Date + New Trailer
We covered this film on the old S&A site, while it was still playing the festival circuit, and when it enjoyed a lengthy though limited theatrical run in 2010.
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"Jumping The Broom" DVD/Blu-Ray Release Date & Bonus Details
Your reactions to the film were mixed - some enjoyed it, others didn't. C'est la vie... so it goes.
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"Miracle At St Anna" Finally Getting UK Home Distribution
So... for some reason, Spike Lee's 2008 WWII drama, Miracle At St Anna is only just now getting a proper DVD release in the UK. Until now, folks across the pond have had to watch it illegally apparently.
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"The Battle of Algiers" Getting Criterion Collection Blu-ray Treatment In August
November 1, 1954, in North Africa, Algerian nationalists began their successful 8-year rebellion against French rule, a period that’s realistically and rivetingly documented in Gillo Pontecorvo’s landmark 1966 film, The Battle Of Algiers – a film we’ve talked about previ...
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