If You're Not in the Obit, Eat Breakfast - DVD

Stories of work and play, of love and loss... and bread. Bread has been at the center of human life and creativity for at least the last ten thousand years - it is in our bones and a witness to history. This essay documentary brings bread to the front of the line and explores it's relation to politics, poetry and pleasure. The loaf of bread is the vehicle through which we explore stories of S*x and death, immigration and refugees, social justice and the counter-culture, and of art, work and pleasure. Love it or hate it, everyone has a relationship with bread. This simple staple food is brought to life by the wild energy of yeast, perhaps our first companion animal, and is a metaphor of transformation that mirrors life itself. And it is the only metaphor you can eat. Shot in Canada, the US and throughout Europe, this is a beautiful and profound journey into a subject that has come to have important meaning in our times.

An exciting, intelligent science-fiction adventure from Terry Gilliam starring Bruce Willis as James Cole, a convict from the year 2035 sent back to 1996, where he attempts to find the cause of a deadly virus that has ravaged his future world. With help from a beautiful psychiatrist (Madeleine Stowe), Cole tracks the germ's invention to a mental patient (Brad Pitt), the son of a prominent scientist. Co-stars Christopher Plummer, David Morse. 130 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English DTS 5.1 Master Audio; Subtitles English (SDH); documentary; photo gallery; audio commentary; theatrical trailer.

Uplifting documentary about Yogi Berra that goes beyond "Yogisms," and into the heart of a sports legend.