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- (1996)
- Features: 4K Mastering, With Blu-ray, Widescreen
- Starring: Albert Brooks, Debbie Reynolds
- Studio: Criterion Collection
- Genre: Comedy Video, Drama
- Release Date: 8/27/2024
- Albert Brooks' funny and poignant comedy features him playing John Henderson, a science-fiction writer who decides to go back to his roots--and mother Beatrice's (Debbie Reynolds) house--after his... more
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- (1979)
- Features: 4K Mastering, With Blu-ray, Widescreen, Mono Sound
- Starring: Albert Brooks, Charles Grodin
- Studio: Criterion Collection
- Genre: Comedy Video
- Release Date: 8/27/2024
- Hilarious satire that was director Albert Brooks' feature film debut takes a lighthearted poke at cinéma vérité filmmaking in general and public television's "An American Family" in particular. A... more
