Upcoming DVDs List - TV Series & Documentaries
From the acclaimed Luck and Strange Tour, the concert filmed at the Circus Maximus in Rome, plus audio concert of tracks from the tour, additional behind-the-scenes documentaries, tour rehearsal footage and music videos.
In 1987, at the age of just 21, Marlee Matlin shattered expectations as the first Deaf actor to win an Academy Award for her groundbreaking performance in Children of a Lesser God. Catapulted into the spotlight, she seized the moment to challenge an industry unprepared for her immense talent, emerging as a trailblazer not only as a performer but also as an author and activist. Matlin's incredible journey continued with standout roles in acclaimed projects such as The West Wing and the Oscar-winning CODA, all while relentlessly advocating for greater inclusion and accessibility both within Hollywood and beyond its borders. Matlin opens up about her personal and professional struggles - her meteoric rise to fame, the challenges of navigating a predominantly hearing industry, the pain of a tumultuous high-profile relationship, getting sober and years of being overlooked by Hollywood - alongside her many triumphs.
Food is the most precious part of Palestinian heritage." Aisha Azzam and her husband started their family grain mill in Baqa'a refugee camp, Jordan, 35 years ago. She treasures her role in safeguarding culture by milling the grains and herbs essential to Palestinian cuisine. Through food, Aisha traces the story of Palestinian displacement and rebuilding family and community in a refugee camp. Harvesting, milling, cooking, and feasts ground the film's arc of displacement, longing, steadfastness and resistance. In Aisha's words, "Food is what keeps us together as Palestinians. '
In the off-beat Belgian mystery series Chantal, Inspector Chantal Vantomme has just been assigned to take charge of the local police station in the small rural town of Loveringem, starting a new life there as a single mother with her ten-year-old daughter Emma. People in this Belgian "Wild West" are used to taking matters into their own hands, but the apparent tranquility of this distant corner of Flanders shouldn't deceive anyone. Under the surface of the town's smiling faces lurk seedy secrets and plenty of unexpected mystery. Additionally, Chantal immediately gets off on the wrong foot with Inspector Cloedt, her chauvinistic second-in-command and the self-described "Sheriff of Loveringem". But Chantal can hold her own against any man and she has big plans: to take the Chief Commissioner's entrance exam and move to back to the big city as soon as possible. But life, as is often the case, has plans of its own... To Chantal's surprise, she grows to love this remote village with its old-fashioned customs, its old-fashioned inhabitants and exciting and bizarre crimes to solve.
Based on Frederick Forsyth's acclaimed novel, The Day of The Jackal, follows an elite assassin, known as the Jackal as he works towards carrying out a seemingly impossible hit. However, his actions soon attract the attention of a British intelligence officer, Bianca, who sets out to hunt him down before his next kill. Armed with an array of disguises, skills, and weapons, we meet the Jackal carrying out his latest hit in Germany. Impressed by his work, an anonymous client reaches out with a proposal the Jackal's riskiest job yet, but with a payout that may let him leave the game for good. The Day of The Jackal is a twisting, high-octane thriller about two highly skilled operatives engaging in espionage, subterfuge, and violence, as they stop at nothing to achieve their goals.
Drama series inspired by true events surrounding the 1983 Brink's-Mat robbery and the remarkable story that followed.
Detective Anais Mallory goes home to New Zealand to lead homicide investigations. Contending with her estranged mother and a hard-to-avoid ex-fiance, she finds links to an unsolved mystery from her past.
Alex Levy's career is shaken after her co-anchor's scandal. As rising reporter Bradley Jackson challenges the status quo, both navigate fierce rivalries, shifting loyalties, and power struggles amid a turbulent newsroom and evolving media landscape.
Rick and Morty is back for Season 8! Life has meaning again! Anything is possible! Look out for adventures with Summer, Jerry, Beth, and the other Beth. Maybe Butter Bot will get a new task? Whatever happens, you can't keep Rick and Morty down for long. People have tried!
The hunt for a killer whose methods echo a Welsh town's infamous 'heart knot' murders from twelve years prior reunites ex-lovers DI Ffion Lloyd and DS Rick Sheldon. As winter closes in, the detectives set about tracking down the killer, but their past traumas reemerge, with devastating results.
Secret Mall Apartment, the acclaimed new documentary from director Jeremy Workman and executive producer Jesse Eisenberg, is coming to Blu-ray and DVD from Music Box Films. In 2003, eight Rhode Island artists created a secret apartment inside a mall and lived there for four years, filming everything along the way. Far more than just a wild prank, it became a deeply meaningful place for its inhabitants in this astonishing true story about discovering your purpose within the most commercial and improbable places.
A Ukrainian platoon's mission: traverse a heavily fortified mile of forest to liberate a strategic village from Russian forces. A journalist accompanies them, witnessing the ravages of war and the growing uncertainty about its conclusion.
In this final season, June's unyielding spirit and determination pull her back into the fight to take down Gilead. Luke and Moira join the resistance. Serena tries to reform Gilead while Commander Lawrence and Aunt Lydia reckon with what they have wrought, and Nick faces tests of character. This final chapter of June's journey highlights the importance of hope, courage, solidarity, and resilience.
An unlikely celebrity who drew fire from across the political spectrum, Henry Kissinger is widely recognized as one of the great American statesmen of the twentieth century. According to biographer Robert Schulzinger, "Kissinger seizes the imagination because he engineered the most significant turning point in United States foreign policy since the beginning of the cold war." Born in 1923 in Fürth, Germany, to devout Jewish middle-class parents, the young Kissinger was forced to flee Hitler's anti-Semitic regime, settling with his family in New York City in 1938. After studying at City College, he joined the U.S. Army in 1943, serving as an interpreter and intelligence officer in Europe. Kissinger returned home in 1947 to a brilliant academic career at Harvard University, where he became a professor of government and international affairs in 1957.