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| *** Jayne Mansfield’s Car NEW PAL Arthouse DVD Billy Bob Thornton K. Bacon R. Duvall *** |
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Brand new, official studio-released DVD of this great film, imported from Australia
This is a PAL, Region 4 DVD.
This DVD will play on standard DVD players in Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, Brazil.
This DVD will NOT play on standard DVD players in USA, Canada, Mexico, Central America, Caribbean, Europe, Asia, Africa, Middle East, Chile.
This DVD (and any other DVD released anywhere in the world) will play just fine on any multi-region DVD player, bought in USA or elsewhere. It will also play on most computers’ DVD drives. Some consumers actually own a multi-region DVD player, without knowing it. All you need to do if you own such Philips, Akai, CyberHome or other DVD player is to use your remote control to switch it to multi-region mode. As such features are almost always not documented by the DVD player’s manufacturer, we’d recommend you check your DVD player’s capabilities by searching the web for the words ‘videohelp DVD Player and Blu-ray Player region codes’ and choosing the very first link found.
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This DVD does not contain pornographic material and may be lawfully sold to and viewed by minors.
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| Synopsis: |
| A bittersweet meditation on the aftermath of war, Jayne Mansfields Car looks at two families, one Southern and one British, in Alabama in 1969. Brought together by the death of a woman who was married first to Jim Caldwell (Robert Duvall) and then to Kingsley Bedford (John Hurt), the families struggle with long-held resentments, jealousy, fear of growing old and, most poignantly, the tension between three generations of fathers and sons whose notions of manhood are shaped by their exposure to combat, its myths and realities.
A young man in the 1940s raises a family in Alabama after his wife leaves him for an Englishman and moves to England. When the wife dies, she leaves a request to be brought back to Alabama to be buried, and at that point the man hasn’t seen her in nearly 30 years. The two families – her original family she abandoned and her English family – meet and make an attempt to adjust to each other, with uneven results.
The drama is about two families from different countries whose cultures clash. The drama takes place in the 1960s.
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