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(Henry Winkler, David Wayne) -- In the update of the Charles Dickens' classic, Victorian London is transformed to 1933 Concord, New Hampshire where this tale recounts the adventures of a more modern Scrooge, as portrayed by Henry Winkler. [Canadian; 1983; 96 minutes] {Family} {Foreign rights only} Newly remastered in 1999.
BONEYARD,
THE
(Phyllis Diller, Ed Nelson, Norman Fell) -- A bizarre cult murder leads a psychic and a detective to the county morgue where they encounter a weird graveyard shift supervisor and a hip coroner. The motley crew soon find themselves fighting for their lives on the lower levels of THE BONEYARD, as the "dead" evidence starts to twitch; and the reanimated corpses of three cannibal kids and one very bad poodle get a late night case of the munchies. [US; 1991; 98 minutes] {Horror} {DLT master available for international DVD} Remastered in 16:9 in 2005
(Aldo Ray, Meeno Peluce) -- 12,000 years ago, two members of a superhuman tribe abuse the treasured secret of eternal youth using the ritual of cannibalism. When discovered by the Queen of their tribe, they are cursed to an eternity of old age. Now present day, their only hope to recapture eternal youth is the ritualistic sacrifice of a 16 year old female virgin. [US; 1979; 95 minutes] {Award-winning campy horror} Remastered in 16:9 in 2005
(Michael Mazzare, Katherine Martinez Ripley, Jamie McMillan, Matt O’Neill, Schnapper, Stephen Eugen Walker) – dot is a groundbreaking comedy that follows nine months in the life of Zectek.com, an Internet start-up company. A social satire and sly comedy of manners, the film unfolds through “behind the scenes footage” of the day-to-day life of Zectek, featuring interviews with the company’s founders and employees. As Zectek rides the e-commerce rollercoaster, the twenty and thirty somethings that run it, have their lives repeatedly turned inside-out as hopes are born, crushed and born again…and crushed again. [US; 2001; 93 minutes] {Comedy} Currently airing on Showtime in the US
(Lauren Sinclair, Paul Satterfield, Eric Gustavson, Lee Everett) -- If love could be bottled and sold, our painful longings would end. "Duty Dating" is the magical film that examines this desire and gets results. Based on the nationally acclaimed author and lecturer, Dr. Pat Allen, "Duty Dating" provides a template for the do's and don’ts of dating. Sold in over 15 major territories [US; 2000; 94 min.] {Feature; Romantic Comedy}
(Rusty DeWees, Linda Shing, George Woodard) -- Jerry a backwoodsman and misunderstood loner resides in a cabin outside a small Vermont town. When his shy "courting" attempts fail with the local girls, he decides to visit the town brothel where his life is turned upside down. Jerry is introduced to Song, an illegal immigrant, being held against her will and abused by her clients. He finds her an unwilling participant, at her wits end, she breaks out into a rage. He returns to the Madam for a refund, she attacks him and is accidentally killed, Jerry flees to avoid incrimination. The following day he discovers Song hiding in the woods near his cabin. He takes her in and they begin to learn about each other and find out how fate has brought them together. Official Selection -- Slamdance Film Festival; Grand Jury Prize -- New Haven Film Festival; Winner Best Pictures -- Los Angeles Methodfest & Silver Sand Film Festival; Winner Best Actor & Actress -- Los Angeles Methodfest. [US; 2000; 106 minutes] {Action/Drama}
PANDORA MACHINE (Daryl Boling, Doris Hicks, Margaret Dodge) – The police force of the future has been privatized to help the government crack down on dissidents, using every technological means to monitor citizens and remove threats. Detective Kelly and his partner set out to solve the city’s Deputy Mayor’s murder, only to discover assassin androids, previously created by the government are involved in bring down the system that created them. [US; 2003; 75 minutes] {Futuristic Action/Thriller}
(Shannon Sturges, Bobbie Bresee) -- A highbrow snob mother wants her daughter to become the queen of the prestigious Las Madonna's Debutante Ball. The high society of Beverly Hills get a taste of their own medicine when the daughter has her own agenda, and ball turns into a hilarious mad-cap fiesta. [US; 1996; 98 minutes] {Romantic Comedy} Spanish tracks available
(Keith Carradine, Ray Sharkey) -- Ray Sharkey gives a brilliant performance as the infamous Capone, one of the world's most notorious organized crime bosses. Keith Carradine is unforgettable as Capone's biggest foe, FBI agent Michael Rourke. Filled with minute-by-minute action, romance, and suspense. [US; 1989; 96 minutes] {Foreign rights only} French & Spanish tracks available. {Action/Drama}
SHERLOCK HOLMES:
The Hound of the Baskervilles
(Ian Richardson, Denholm Elliot) -- This masterful retelling of a timeless tale of murder and supernatural mystery, is a fresh interpretation of the ageless tales of Sherlock Holmes. Summoned to the fog-drenched countryside, Holmes and Watson find themselves involved in an age-old curse and modern mystery. [UK; 1983; 101 minutes] {Mystery Thriller} Remastered in 1999
SHERLOCK HOLMES:
The Sign of Four
(Ian Richardson, David Healy) -- Sherlock Holmes returns in his most warm and human incarnation to date. Elegantly set in the fog-shrouded streets of London, Holmes and Watson are beguiled by the cry for help from a beautiful stranger. [UK; 1983; 96 minutes] {Mystery Thriller} Remastered in 1999