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A naval lieutenant is court-martialed for seizing command of a minesweeper from a neurotic commander (Humphrey Bogart).

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Ingrid Bergman, in a memorable performance, plays the 15th-century French peasant girl who, after receiving what she believes is inspiration from God, takes up arms and leads her people to victory in battle against the invading British, only to be captured and tried for heresy. Jose Ferrer (his film debut), Hurd Hatfield, and Ward Bond co-star in director Victor Fleming's adaptation of Maxwell Anderson's play "Joan of Lorraine." Restored theatrical version; 146 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono; theatrical trailers.

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A marine base sits in the desolate and remote outpost of American Samoa, where only the weather seems to change. But when Sadie Thompson (Rita Hayworth, Gilda) winds up stranded on the island while her boat is being quarantined, she manages to stir up the blood of every marine on the base, especially Sergeant Phil O'Hara (Aldo Ray, The Green Berets), who falls for Sadie on sight. Missionary man Alfred Davidson (Academy Award winner Jose Ferrer, 1950, Best Actor, Cyrano de Bergerac), however, thinks that Sadie is a problem, and possibly a prostitute from an illicit club in Honolulu. Newly remastered.

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What causes a man who seemingly has everything ― a thriving business and family ― to snap and throw it all away? It's the question that this provocative and intelligent psychological drama investigates. Successful New York magazine publisher Paul Steward (Hal Holbrook, The Fog and All the President's Men) has reached his breaking point and today is the day he has decided to kill himself, his wife and their children. His marriage to Miriam (Louise Fletcher, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and Strange Behavior) has grown cold and distant. On this final day, he seeks the answers that might relieve him of his despair, through encounters with a psychiatrist (Viveca Lindfors, Creepshow and Dark City), an astronaut, a friend who survived the Holocaust (Jose Ferrer, Dune and Lawrence of Arabia), five prostitutes in a brothel and a lonely woman on the train ride home... Writer, director and editor Jeff Kanew (Revenge of the Nerds and Troop Beverly Hills) established himself in Hollywood as one of the industry's most sought-after trailer editors of the 1960s and '70s. Having become a leader in that field, he adapted Julius Horwitz's controversial novel Natural Enemies for himself to direct. The result is a blistering and devastating work that recalls Taxi Driver, and which shocked audiences and critics when it was first released in 1979. Having been out of circulation for nearly four decades, this worldwide Blu-ray premiere has been sourced from the best-surviving element, a 35mm deposit print held by the Library of Congress. Bonus Features: 1. New 2K restoration from 35mm deposit print held by Library of Congress 2. Booklet with a new essay by Jason Bailey 3. Newly recorded audio commentary by Bill Ackerman of the Supporting Characters podcast 4. “The Road to Natural Enemies,” a newly-filmed, two-part video interview with director Jeff Kanew 5. Video introduction by director Jeff Kanew 6. Theatrical trailer