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Television: The First 50 Years -
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The coastal beacons of America's shorelines are explored in an affectionate tribute to the many lighthouses that have played a key role in our country's maritime legends, coastal commerce, and wartime efforts. From the smell of the sea to the raging waters of the ocean storms, the waterlogged specters of fallen sailors and ocean-bound heroism of the brave souls who attempted to guide ships safely ashore form a compelling chapter in the story of America's rich history. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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The concert film The Alarm: MMIV - Line in the Poppy Fields captures the band performing two-dozen songs including "Right Back Where I Started From," "Rain in the Summertime," "Where Were You Hiding When the Storm Broke," and "Bells of Rhymney." ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
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Hendrix,Jimi: Last 24 Hours -
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In 1967, after years of scuffling on the R&B circuit and backing up the likes of Little Richard and the Isley Brothers, guitarist Jimi Hendrix became an overnight sensation with the released of his startlingly accomplished debut album, Are You Experienced. In the fall of 1970 Hendrix died, and from the moment his passing was announced, the sad matter became a subject of controversy as various parties argued over the cause of his death, who (if anyone) might be responsible, and who would inherit the rights to his musical legacy. Jimi Hendrix: The Last 24 Hours is a documentary which offers an in-depth look at the artist's last day and attempts to clear the air surrounding his tragic passing, and includes appearances from Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck, and Pete Townshend. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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Two women connected by family are drawn closer by fate in this low-key drama. Frances (Jacqueline Bisset) is a woman in her early fifties who had already begun to sense time was running out for her when she learned that she has cancer. While Frances is fighting the disease through medical treatment, she decides it's a good idea to do some travelling before it's too late, and she pays a visit to Bob (Seymour Cassel), a former boyfriend who now owns a farm in rural Pennsylvania. To Bob's surprise, Frances strikes up a fast friendship with his wife Betty (Peggy Gormley), and Frances shares a confession with her -- while Frances maintains a close relationship with her son Morgan (Nick Stahl), she also had a daughter by Bob that she put up for adoption, and she's not certain if she should track down the child while there's still time. Coincidentally, Frances' daughter is Rebecca (Martha Plimpton), a successful lawyer who has begun to express a curiosity about her birth parents. Rebecca has been hired by a large co
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Deanna Shapiro and Julie Smith co-directed the film The Legend of Cryin' Ryan, a drama about two kids who help a spirit find closure. Kris (Andi Eystad) inadvertently releases the ghost of deceased bully Ryan Green (Michael Heidemann). She begs her to help him find out why he dies so he may rest in peace. As Kris and her friend Billy (Harrison Myers) start asking questions, they get closer and closer to a possibly lethal truth. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
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Long after mankind has decimated the planet with nuclear weapons, hope lives on in the form of a young girl who discovers a stash of regenerative seeds in this computer animated science-fiction fantasy from directors Toshifumi Takizawa and Hisaya Takabayashi. When 14-year-old Amamiku discovers a stash of seeds with the remarkable ability to restore the Earth to its natural state, she unwittingly unleashes Glyptofame, a vengeful and all-powerful primal force whose singular goal is to destroy all evidence that mankind ever existed -- including Amamiku and all of those she holds dear. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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Track Listing: 1. El Moro y la Mora, 2. El Jorongo, 3. La Trampa de la Noria, 4. Mientras Viva, 5. Ramiro Sierra, 6. Cada Quien, 7. General Macario Gaxiola, 8. Tirzo y Manuel, 9. El Barco Camaronero, 10. A Mas No Poder
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Kevin and Paul know that for a night of heavy gambling and fast women, all they need to do is call their friend Big Bear. The night of carefree fun ends on a sad note, however, when Big Bear doesn't live to see morning. It's a sad thing for Kevin and Paul not only that their friend is dead, but more importantly, that he took his riches with him. Now the two friends have some digging to do if they want to make use of the resources that Big Bear can't use where he is now. ~ Cammila Albertson, All Movie Guide
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