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This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 9 - 15 working days Supernatural horror. The Campbell family are forced to move to upstate Connecticut in order to be near the clinic where their teenage son Matt (Kyle Gallner) is being treated for cancer. When they begin experiencing disturbing events, the Campbells attribute them to their stress over Matt's illness - but they soon discover that their picturesque Victorian home has a dark and disturbing history, and that an unspeakable terror awaits them... Features Summary Supernatural horror. The Campbell family are forced to move to upstate Connecticut in order to be near the clinic where their teenage son Matt (Kyle Gallner) is being treated for cancer... Studio E & V Publications Format Blu-ray disc Release date 20090720 Contributors Virginia Madsen (Actor), Kyle Gallner (Actor), Elias Koteas (Actor), Amanda Crew (Actor), Martin Donovan (Actor), Sophi Knight (Actor), Ty Wood (Actor), Erik J. Berg (Actor), John Bluethner (Actor), D.W. Brown (Actor), John B Lowe (Actor), Paul Brooks, Daniel Farrands, Wendy Rhoads, Andrew Trapani, Robert J. Kral, Adam Simon, Tim Metcalfe, Peter Cornwell (Director)

A haunting sequel to Cat People (1942) co-directed by Robert Wise (The Haunting, The Sound of Music) in which Amy, the young daughter of Irena (Simon Simon) and Oliver (Kent Smith), is a very imaginative child who is unable to differentiate fantasy from reality, and has no friends of her own age. Amy makes an imaginary friend through the ghost of her father's dead first wife, Irena, and befriends Julia Farren (Julia Dean), an aging, reclusive actress who is also alienated from her own daughter. This sequel, produced by the great Val Lewton, is widely regarded as `the best movie about horror movies and why grown-ups watch them`.      

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 11 working days Groundbreaking drama from French director Jean-Jacques Annaud, set 80,000 years in the past, where a primitive tribe desperately guards their most valuable possession - fire. After an attack from a neighbouring tribe, the fire is put out. Lacking the knowledge to kindle their own flame, the tribe sets out on an epic journey across a prelapsarian wilderness to find another source of fire. The body language of the tribe was created by noted anthropologist Desmond Morris, while acclaimed writer Anthony Burgess assisted a team of linguists to create the primitive spoken language. Interactive Menus Animated Menus Scene Access Bonus Footage Interviews: Jean-Jacques Annaud Commentary: Jean-Jacques Annaud, Ron Perlman, Rae Dawn Chong, Michael Gruskoff Making Of Documentary Features Summary Groundbreaking drama from French director Jean-Jacques Annaud, set 80,000 years in the past, where a primitive tribe desperately guards their most valuable possession - fire... Studio Second Sight Format Blu-ray disc Release date 20130805 Contributors Everett McGill (Actor), Rae Dawn Chong (Actor), Ron Perlman (Actor), Nameer El Kadi (Actor), Gary Schwartz (Actor), Christian Benard (Actor), Matt Birman (Actor), Frank Olivier Bonnet (Actor), Bibi Caspari (Actor), Peter Elliott (Actor), Terry Fitt (Actor), Brian Gill (Actor), Robert Lavoie (Actor), Michelle Leduc (Actor), Kurt Schiegl (Actor), Jean-Jacques Annaud (Director)

The Thirteenth Tale is a haunting psychological mystery, adapted by Oscar winning screenwriter Christopher Hampton from Diane Setterfield's bestselling novel. Biographer Margaret Lea (Olivia Colman - Broadchurch) is summoned to the Yorkshire home of reclusive, dying novelist Vida Winter (Vanessa Redgrave Atonement) who has handpicked Margaret to write her biography. Though initially hesitant, as Vida has a reputation for distorting facts in interviews, Margaret becomes fascinated by her previously untold story. As the novelist recounts her dark and disturbing childhood, Margaret is compelled to finally face the trauma of her own past. But as time runs out, Margaret, desperate to hear the end of Vida's story, begins to wonder if she is hearing the confessions of a murderer. Also stars Sophie Turner (Game of Thrones), Steven Mackintosh (Kick Ass 2, Luther) and Robert Pugh (Game of Thrones, Shameless).