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Another absorbing crime drama from the BBC, OLIVER'S TRAVELS offers an interesting take on the genre. Alan Bates stars as Oliver, a professor with a penchant for solving puzzles and bringing criminals to justice. His partner, Diane Priest (Sinead Cusack), is a former policewoman who is determined to carry on bringing local miscreants to justice, while also falling for the charms of Oliver as they go about their business. Five episodes from the show are contained here.DVD Features:2-Disc SetRegion (unknown)Audio: (unspecified) - English
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XENA WARRIOR PRINCESS was one of the longest running cult series in television history. The unusual blend of sword and sorcery and campy comedy gave XENA a rabid fan base. This set collects the entire fourth season of the series in a collector's box.DVD Features:Region [unknown]10-Disc SetFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Commentaries - 1. Cast and Crew Interviews - 1. Cast and CrewInteractive Features: Games Animated MenusText/Photo Galleries: Season Four Photo Gallery Series Trivia Biographies - 1. Director











2. CastAdditional Products: Collectible Season Four Medallion
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Showtime`s hit show QUEER AS FOLK has sparked a great deal of controversy, both for centering a show entirely around gay men, and for the subsequent portrayals of those men. Brian Kinney is the figure around whom the homosexual residents of a gay neighborhood in Pittsburgh coalesce. In SEASON FOUR, Brian`s relationship with Justin is strectched to its limits, but also matures at the same time. Michael and Ben, another couple on the show, have to deal with Ben`s sickness as well as the success of Michael`s comic book featuring a gay superhero. Finally, Melanie and Lindsay face a threat to their relationship when Lindsay begins experimenting with her sexuality. QUEER AS FOLK: SEASON FOUR continues the acclaimed melodrama by maintaining its psychological exploration of the characters, and the many facets of the gay lifestyle.
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In April 1994, the small central-African nation of Rwanda was host to one of the most brutal genocides in 20th-century history. Spurred on by the racist propaganda of a rogue political party, extremists in the majority Hutu ethnic group slaughtered 800,000 members of the minority Tutsi ethnic group in the span of 100 days (and mostly by machete). Largely misinterpreting the genocide as the result of a centuries-old tribal rivalry, the rest of the world stood idly by, both unable to understand the conflict and unwilling to commit to intervention. This episode of PBS' FRONTLINE series revisits the still-wounded nation on the 10th anniversary of the genocide and explores the various political failures that allowed such a tragedy to take place, interviewing Rwandan government officials, foreign diplomats, UN Secretary-Generals Kofi Annan and Boutros Boutros-Ghali, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, and, most hauntingly, both Tutsi survivors and their Hutu assassins.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Interactive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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