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Tension and thrills await in this all-star slice of ’70s Italo-Crime excitement! When his sister is poisoned at a party, hardened Canadian cop Tony Saitta (Stuart Whitman, Sands of the Kalahari) embarks on a violent investigation that turns into a shocking whirlpool of revenge and betrayal. Featuring one of the decade’s greatest car chases and an arsenal of plot twists, this blend of fast-paced action film and tough police procedural from director Alberto De Martino (The Antichrist, The Counsellor) which includes a mighty cast including John Saxon (Cannibal Apocalypse), Martin Landau (Without Warning), Tisa Farrow (Winter Kills), Carole Laure (Get Out Your Handkerchiefs) and Gayle Hunnicutt (Target). Special Features: -Brand New HD Master – From a 4K Scan of the 35mm Original Camera Negative -Shadows in an Empty Room (Alternate Cut of Blazing Magnum Released by American International Pictures) -New Audio Commentary Film Historians Steve Mitchell and Troy Howarth -Special Sentiment: Alberto De Martino's Magnum Memories -City Hunter: Kim Newman on Blazing Magnum -Theatrical Trailer -In Original Italian and English Dub with Optional English Subtitles

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In Boyfriends and Girlfriends (aka My Girlfriend’s Boyfriend) Rohmer uses the amorous misadventures of two girlfriends in the Paris suburbs to test the old proverb “les amis de mes amis sont mes amis” (“the friends of my friends are my friends”) in the final episode of his “Comedies and Proverbs” series. Taking an identifiable stab at a yuppie(ish) set, Rohmer’s witty Shakespearean roundelay involves the buttoned-up Blanche (Emmanuelle Chaulet, in a superb debut) and the free-spirited Lea (Sophie Renoir), and their current amours. The pair are tempted by each other’s love interests, testing both their friendship and their understanding of matters of the heart. Special Features: • Audio commentary by film historian Adrian Martin • Trailer

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Single mom Julie Roy (Laure Calamy) knew she could do more with her college education than be head chambermaid at a posh Paris hotel. The plates she spins at home and work so she can sneak out to a dream job interview, however, threaten to hit the floor as the city becomes snarled in an ill-timed transit strike. Acclaimed, thriller-paced drama of economic anxiety also stars Anne Suarez, Geneviève Mnich, Cyril Gueï. 88 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: French; Subtitles: English; audio commentary; fetaturettes; isolated music score; theatrical trailer; more. In French with English subtitles.

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A married couple’s unconventional attempt to cure the wife’s depression leads to an unusually tangled love triangle

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Los Angeles painter Arthur Blue (Peter Coyote, E.T. and Bitter Moon) and businessman Eli Kahn (Nick Mancuso, Ticket to Heaven and Nightwing) are the best of friends, commiserating and competing always, whether on the racquetball court or in the singles bar. When Blue's long-term girlfriend Cyd (Kathryn Harrold, Modern Romance and The Sender) leaves him for a more successful artist (Barney Miller's Max Gail) and Eli's father (George Morfogen, They All Laughed and V) passes away, they each fall for a beguiling French art gallery manager (Carole Laure, Sweet Movie and Get Out Your Handkerchiefs), and their fragmented bromance enters crisis mode. The late Carol Wayne (The Tonight Show and Surf II) co-stars and leaves a lasting impression as Blue's sad artistic muse and sometime lover. Filmmaker Bobby Roth (The Boss' Son and Circle of Power/Brainwash) based his screenplay on his experiences growing up and working in Los Angeles, and the film reflects his insider's view of the city and deep personal connection to the characters. Although filmed in Hollywood, Heartbreakers refreshingly and effectively evokes the mood of European relationship dramas. To this end, the film employs two of Germany's most revered exports to world cinema: director of photography Michael Ballhaus (the longtime cinematographer for Rainer Werner Fassbinder and Martin Scorsese) and pioneering electronic musicians Tangerine Dream (Sorcerer, Thief and Risky Business), who contribute one of their most emotional and evocative scores. Out of print on home video since the tape era, this critically-acclaimed festival favorite has been restored in 2K from its original 35mm interpositive and is poised to wow and surprise audiences anew. Bonus Features: 1. New 2K restoration from its 35mm interpositive 2. Booklet with new essays by Richard Harland Smith and Margaret Barton-Fumo 3. Newly recorded audio commentary by filmmaker Chris O'Neill and Bill Ackerman of the Supporting Characters podcast 4. "Pieces of My Life," a newly filmed video interview with director Bobby Roth 5. "Mr. Amour and the Outsider," a newly filmed video interview with stars Peter Coyote and Nick Mancuso 6. Video introduction by director Bobby Roth 7. Image Gallery 8. Isolated music track 9. English SDH Subtitles

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Roman Coleman (Matthias Schoenaerts), a convict in a rural Nevada prison who struggles to escape his past, rediscovers his own humanity in a social rehabilitation program. There he must gentle an especially unbreakable mustang named Marquis. During the program, Roman is helped by a no-nonsense veteran trainer (Bruce Dern) and an outgoing fellow inmate and trick rider (Jason Mitchell). His journey with Marquis inspires a heartfelt connection and challenges him to be a better person.

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The Paris strip club À mon seul désir (My Sole Desire) is home to a mesmerizing troupe of seductive female performers. Like a moth to a flame, newcomer Manon (Louise Chevillotte) is drawn to their sensual allure and adopts the stage name Aurore. Among her fellow dancers is audience favorite Mia (César Award winner Zita Hanrot), a beautiful, aspiring actress who moonlights at the club unbeknownst to her live-in boyfriend. From identifying which clients she should avoid to booking private dances, Mia serves as a trusted guide on Manon’s erotic journey. But even as Manon begins to experiment with riskier propositions that Mia will not pursue, it is not long before the two begin to develop romantic feelings for one another. Navigating the complexities of this new life, Manon must face questions about her sexuality as the line between professional and personal desire starts to blur. Anchored by committed performances from Chevillotte and Hanrot and featuring eclectic cameos such as that of legendary documentarian Frederick Wiseman, Lucie Borleteau’s MY SOLE DESIRE presents an authentic and unvarnished look at sex work through a uniquely feminine gaze. Bonus Features: 1. Short film The Belly Strike by Lucie Borleteau 2. Deleted scenes 3. Actress auditions Top Similar From the Brand Questions Reviews My Sole Desire [Blu-ray] My Sole Desire