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The Prisoner

Patrick McGoohan’s classic 17-episode British TV series, THE PRISONER, has been mesmerizing American viewers since its CBS debut in the summer of 1968. Now, A&E presents the definitive collector’s edition of the cult classic series. [...]

DVD Cat #: AAAE208550
DVD UPC: 7-33961-20855-9
DVD SRP: 69.95
BD CAT #: AAAE168800
BD UPC: 7-33961-16880-8
BD SRP: 99.95

The Tomorrow People: Set Two

More than just gifted teens, John, Elizabeth, and Stephen continue their galactic adventures in THE TOMORROW PEOPLE: SET TWO-four discs filled with all 26 episodes from the third and fourth seasons of the sci-fi cult [...]

DVD Cat #: AAE-73591
DVD UPC: 7-33961-73591-8
DVD SRP: 59.95

The Protectors: Season Two

When the law fails you, THE PROTECTORS won’t. Unflappable American Harry Rule, beautiful Brit Contessa di Contini and suave Frenchman Paul Buchet return for another action-packed season of hi-tech sleuthing, international espionage and juicy romance. [...]

DVD Cat #: AAE-71198
DVD UPC: 7-33961-71198-1
DVD SRP: 79.95

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“The breathlessly romantic NORWEGIAN WOOD brings Haruki Murakami’s international best-seller to the big screen under the exacting eye of master filmmaker Tran Anh Hung…you should absolutely check this one out.” – Alonso Duralde, Movies.com (May 23, 2012)

New Video And Cohen Media Group Release “MY AFTERNOONS WITH MARGUERITTE,” Starring Gérard Depardieu, June 19 on Blu-Ray, DVD and Digital (May 22, 2012)

“GIVE ME THE BANJO,” A Lively History of a Cultural Icon, Releases June 12 on Digital and DVD (May 22, 2012)

“’We Were Here’ is an essential documentary. Not just for the LGBT community and not just for those affected by HIV/AIDS... It is the rare documentary that has the privilege of displaying real events as they happened and go on to inspire and motivate the viewer to become involved.” – The EDGE (May 17, 2012)

About NORWEGIAN WOOD: “Tran Anh Hung's film version captures a lot of what's special about the book… Jonny Greenwood's dreamy score and cinematographer Ping Bin Lee's luminous images cast a spell.” -- The Envelope, Los Angeles Times. (May 15, 2012)

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