New on Blu-ray & 4K Ultra HD: EMMANUELLE (1974) Starring Sylvia Kristel

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Product Description: It launched the iconic careers of director Just Jaeckin and star Sylvia Kristel, redefined cultural perceptions of 'adult entertainment' and transformed female sexuality on screen forever. Now "the seminal film of '70s erotic cinema" (DVD Talk) can be experienced like never before: Based on the bestselling memoir by Emmanuelle Arsan, a diplomat's wife (Kristel) unlocks her deepest carnal desires in the bedrooms and back rooms of Bangkok. This presentation includes the Original Theatrical Version and Director's Cut - which removes the one sequence filmed without Jaeckin's permission - both scanned in 4K from the original camera negative by StudioCanal and approved by camera operator Robert Fraisse, with over 3 hours of Special Features.

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DVD & Blu-ray: CHRIST STOPPED AT EBOLI (1979)

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Product Description: An elegy of exile and an epic immersion into the world of rural Italy during the Mussolini years, Francesco Rosi’s sublime adaptation of the memoirs of the painter, physician, and political activist Carlo Levi brings a monument of twentieth-century autobiography to the screen with quiet grace and solemn beauty.

Banished to a desolate southern town for his anti-Fascist views, the worldly Levi (Gian Maria Volontè) discovers an Italy he never knew existed, a place where ancient folkways and superstitions still hold sway and that gradually transforms his understanding of both himself and his country.

Presented for the first time on home video in its original full-length, four-part cut, Christ Stopped at Eboli ruminates profoundly on the political and philosophical rifts within Italian society—between north and south, tradition and modernity, fascism and freedom—and the essential humanity that transcends all.

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