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- Features: Full Frame, Widescreen, Subtitled, Eco Amaray Case
- Starring: Al Pacino, Penelope Allen
- Studio: Warner Home Video
- Genre: Drama
- Release Date: 10/5/2010
- Al Pacino turns in a tour-de-force performance as down-and-out New Yorker Sonny Wortzik, who along with his pal Sal (John Cazale) attempts a Brooklyn bank robbery to pay for his gay lover's... more
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- (1976)
- Features: DVD
- Studio: Criterion Collection
- Genre: Documentary
- Release Date: 5/23/2006
- Oscar-winning documentary covers a strike by Kentucky coal miners against a monolithic power conglomerate. Director Barbara Kopple goes beyond the usual "labor story" to focus on the 108 families... more
