Adopt-a-Movie (suggestions)

A sample list of titles that we do not currently have on DVD rental that you can "adopt" as part of the AroVideo library preservation and expansion scheme. Click Adopt-a-Movie for more information.

101 Films.

River Queen (2005): Both underrated and overblown, dir. Vincent Ward's (VIGIL) ambitious historical drama depicts the journey across heart, soul and land–scapes of…; DVD $20
Love's Labour's Lost (1999): Untiring Shakespearean–enthusiast Kenneth Branagh, labours his latest adaptation: the Bard’s sparkling early comedy made over as a 30s…; DVD $35
Butcher Boy, The (1998): Despairing yet distinctive black comedy depicts the insanity implicit in a boy's view of his small town in Ireland, circa 1962. Adopts a lurid…; DVD $35
In the Company of Men (1997): The year's most–discussed filmic skirmish in the war of the sexes is also one of its more outrageous black comedies. Two corporate exec's on…; DVD $35
Surviving Picasso (1997): Anthony Hopkins acts his beret off in this portrait of the insatiable, cantankerous Spanish genius and the trail of emotional devastation he left…; DVD $35
East Side Story (1996): Enchanting curiosity draws back the Iron Curtain to detail the history of the Communist musical! Focus on the Russian, East German, and…; DVD $35
Funny Bones (1995): A fascinating ode to laughter and the business of laughter. After failing on the cut–throat Las Vegas circuit, would–be comic Oliver…; DVD $35
Restoration (1995): Golden–age English past is again revisited, to when debauched King Charles II was re–throned and decadence reigned. Robert Downey Jnr,…; DVD $35
London (1994): The giant dichotomy that is London is exposed by counter–pointing post–card imagery with Paul Scofield's narration of the ironic,…; DVD $35 (w/ Robinson in Space)
New Age, The (1994): Peter Weller and Judy Davis are a restless, avaricious L.A. couple who seek fortune and/or meaning in their lives. Another icy, cynical hybrid of…; DVD $35

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Adopt-a-Movie (suggestions)