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Language of the Enemy, Savage Justice, End All Wars, Garrison, Prisoner DVD
Language of the Enemy, Savage Justice, End All Wars, Garrison, Prisoner DVD
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5 Movie War Collection DVD All Regions.
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DISC 1:
LANGUAGE OF THE ENEMY: An American Jewish businessman travels to Israel for the funeral of his father, who has been killed in a bus bombing. While there, he is persuaded to do a brief reconnaissance for the Israeli Secret Service inside the city of Ramallah. However, the assignment goes awry and the American Jew finds himself trapped behind enemy lines with a mysterious, beautiful Palestinian woman. As he fights to save his life, the American Jew is forced to re-examine his own world view, as well as those of the Palestinian woman (a Christian Arab) and her grandfather (a Muslim). But can he really trust them? And can they trust him?
TO END ALL WARS: Based on the memoirs of Captain Ernest Gordon, To End All Wars recounts the experiences of a disparate band of battle-weary World War II Allied soldiers, plunged into the brutal terror of a Japanese POW camp. Forced to build a railroad through the jungles of Burma and Thailand, the men are driven to revenge, escape and self-preservation. Their captors, cruel head guard Ito (Sakae Kimura) and his perpetually drunken superior Captain Noguchi (Masayuki Yui), treat all acts of insubordination with brutal retaliation. Gordon (Ciaran McMenamin) establishes a jungle university where Plato, Shakespeare and the bible provide an ethical basis for their harsh existence. Gordons superior officer, Ian Campbell (Robert Carlyle), scoffs at the increasingly pacifists bent of Gordons teaching. Jim Reardon (Kiefer Sutherland), a lone American running a black market, is equally sceptical. But under the relentless brutality of the camp, the only way for the soldiers to survive is to find what gives their lives meaning. To End All Wars is a harrowing search into the soul of humanity and the human capacity for forgiveness.
DISC 2:
SAVAGE JUSTICE: She had a reason for revenge and shed go through hell to get the justice she sought: no matter what it took!!! Sarah Howard (Julia Montgomery) had witnessed the brutal slaying of her parents during a bloody revolution: had been captured and enslaved by the terrorist rebels: suffered the agony of inescapable torture and rape at the hands of a brutal revolutionary. She would get her revenge even if she had to go it alone! Rick (Steven Memel), an ex-Green Beret soldier, has remained in the country after the withdrawal of American forces. An unusual set of circumstances pits Sarah first against, then into, a strange liaison with the ex-Green Beret soldier. Together, they form a partnership that develops a strength, courage and eventually a passion they never knew they had to wage their private war against overwhelming odds. Filmed on location in the villages and jungles of the Philippines, Savage Justice is explosive, brutal and as shocking as a Female Rambo.
PRISONER IN THE MIDDLE: The accidental launching of a top secret nuclear warhead brings Arab terrorists and Israeli soldiers into a brutal competition; each wants to possess the weapon and wield its destructive power. It is up to a nuclear expert who makes a solo attempt to disarm the bomb and keep it from the fanatics hands.
GARRISON: After returning home from the war SGT Daniel McManus spends his days training the next round of new recruits, and his nights haunted by feverish dreams of a war he cannot escape. When McManus is informed that his squad leader and friend SSG. Cross has gone A.W.O.L., he is given only 48 hours to find him and bring him safely back within the walls of the Garrison. As McManus searches for Cross it becomes increasingly apparent that his friend has gone insane and that unless McManus finds Cross the unimaginable will happen. Soon McManus starts to unravel a mystery that has its origins in a war he thought he had left behind.
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