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Blue is the Warmest Colour (2013): The Cannes Palm D'Or–winning drama that explores, in a series of elongated sequences, a young woman's blossoming sexuality and maturity when…; DVD $30 (as new)
Tiny Furniture (2010): A prototype for Lena Dunham's hugely successful HBO series GIRLS, this smart–funny indie finds the talented actress/director mining the…; DVD $25 (ex-rental ~ near new)
Thin Red Line, The (1998): A studiously arthouse rendition of WWII, isolating a crucial battle of the Pacific campaign (Guadacanal) as a minutely observed microcosm of humanity…; DVD $35 (new ~ sealed)
For All Mankind (1989): A rousing, near avant–garde meditation on the story of the first lunar landing and the 24 men who traveled to the moon and back. Edited…; DVD $35 (as new)
Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence (1983): David Bowie endures the hardships of a Japanese POW camp in WWII. Stylish melodrama, memorably scored by Ryuichi Sakamoto.; DVD $40 (new 2-disc ~ sealed)
Wise Blood (1978): Brad Dourif plays the obsessed leader of the 'Church Without Christ' in this marvellous satire on contemporary evangelism in the American South. From…; DVD $20 (ex-rental)
Fear Eats the Soul (1973): A sort of remake of Douglas Sirk's older woman–younger man melodrama "All That Heaven Allows", with added plot weirds countered by typical…; DVD $30 (as new)
Gimme Shelter (1970): The Rolling Stones captured at the summit of their popularity and musical form in 1970, on the tour that led to disaster at Altamont. The Maysles…; DVD $15 (ex-rental)
Charade (1964): Excellently scripted Hitchcock–style thriller crosses the romantic with the macabre.; DVD $25 (as new)
Red Desert (il Deserto Rosso) (1964): Housewife Monica Vitti embarks on a casual affair with Richard Harris following a nervous breakdown. Set amidst an oppressive industrial landscape,…; DVD $30 (BFI Edition ~ sealed)

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