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Fabian Bielinsky's directorial debut is an electrifying crime thriller that deserves to join the ranks as a classic of the genre--along with David Mamet's HOUSE OF GAMES and Bryan Singer's THE USUAL SUSPECTS. Set in a Buenos Aires that is on the verge of economic collapse, the film tells the story of Juan (Gaston Pauls), a con artist with a conscience. Trying to round up enough money to pay off his incarcerated father's debts, Juan stumbles into fellow swindler Marcos (Ricardo Darin), a far more confident, experienced criminal. When Marcos offers Juan the chance to team up for the day, his initial apprehension succumbs to the pressure of helping his father, and he agrees to the partnership. After a few minor cons, the pair unknowingly stumbles into a potentially lucrative score involving a wealthy businessman, Gandolfo, and a forged set of rare stamps, The Nine Queens. As new characters are introduced and the plot becomes more convoluted, it becomes unclear--to the audience, as well as Juan and Marcos--just who is conning whom. Bielinsky's debut feature is a magnetic, ingenious puzzle that features flawless performances by Darin and Pauls, in addition to the stellar supporting cast.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - SpanishAdditional Release Material: Trailers Featurette - 1. Making OfInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Selection
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Working outside, Monet painted simple landscapes and scenes of contemporary middle-class society by capturing the transient effects of natural light. In Monet's The Lunch, the peacefulness of the setting with splashes of vermilion flowers contrast with the languid characters cast about the luncheon table; a parasol rests on the bench.

Generally regarded as the leader of the Impressionist school, Monet had achieved significant recognition and financial security by the mid-1880s. Recognized as a master of meticulous observation in spite of his bold use of color and the extreme simplicity of his compositions, he effectively sacrificed neither the true complexities of nature nor the intensity of his own feelings.

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Basil Rearden's little-seen crime caper THE ASSASSINATION BUREAU is a tongue-in-cheek action-comedy about a society of assassins operating in early-1900s England. Post-AVENGERS Diana Rigg stars as the prim and proper Miss Winter, an aspiring reporter who stumbles upon the covert organization and sets out to expose the group with the help of aristocratic newspaper publisher Lord Bostwick (Telly Savalas, sporting a faux British accent). After meeting with bureau leader Ivan Dragomiloff (Oliver Reed), Winter challenges the assassin to a game of cat and mouse that sweeps across pre-WWI Europe from the brothels of Paris to the palaces of Venice--unaware that Bostwick has some shady motivations of his own.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic WidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital Mono - EnglishInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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