
Shipped on 09/10/08.
An unconventional uncle becomes guardian to his young nephew in this sensitive tale. When he agrees to care for his sister's 9-year-old son, Bernardo (David Castillo), for just a couple of weeks, Pedro (José Luis García Pérez) decides it's best to curtail his active homosexual lifestyle. But the concerned uncle discovers that young Bernardo is wise beyond his years. When the boy's mother fails to return, Pedro must assume the role of parent.
Shipped on 07/09/08.
Lucille Ball delivers a larger-than-life, Golden Globe-nominated performance as Mame Dennis, a zesty, eyebrow-raising eccentric who suddenly finds herself guardian to her orphaned nephew. But while her parenting credentials may be dubious, she has plenty to teach the lad about living life to the hilt. Bea Arthur also earned a Golden Globe nod for her turn as Mame's boozy best friend, Vera Charles.
Shipped on 07/09/08.
Directed by Berry Gordy Jr. and featuring the Oscar-nominated song "Do You Know Where You're Going To," this rags-to-riches story follows up-and-coming fashion model Tracy (Diana Ross), who's discovered by a photographer and thrust into a glamorous new world. But sudden fame clouds the ingenue's head, and soon after dumping her boyfriend (Billy Dee Williams), Tracy's fairy-tale life begins to crumble. Anthony Perkins co-stars.
Shipped on 07/09/08.
Ellen Burstyn won an Oscar playing Alice Hyatt, a destitute widow who must find the strength to go on for her young son (Alfred Lutter) in the face of loneliness and fear, in this classic slice of 1970s cinema from director Martin Scorsese. When the pair lands in Tucson, Ariz., Alice takes a job at a diner and meets a customer (Kris Kristofferson) who helps mend her fractured heart. The film spawned the popular TV sitcom "Alice."














































































































































