Let It Be Morning - DVD

Elsie Manning is the toast of New York, starring in a hit play that has taken Broadway by storm. In the midst of this success, she impulsively agrees to marry Horace Baker, a choice that would put an end to her career. On the eve of the wedding, the actress is visited by her former lover, James Nichols, who desperately attempts to make Elsie reconsider her decision. The argument is too much for the older man's heart, however, and Nichol

Prospering Jerusalem businessman Sami (Alex Bakri) reluctantly packed the family off to the settlement of his youth so they could take in his kid brother's wedding, and couldn't wait until it was over. However, when the Israeli army inexplicably places the village under lockdown, his desired exit's going to have to keep-for who knows how long. Eran Kolirin's darkly satirical take on the Sayed Kashua novel co-stars Juna Suleiman, Salim Daw, Ehab Elias Salami. 101 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack Arabic and Hebrew; Subtitles English; theatrical trailer. In Arabic and Hebrew with English subtitles.

Having lost one of their young twin sons in a car accident, Rachel and Anthony Doyle (Teresa Palmer, Steven Cree) felt that pulling up stakes for a Finnish farmhouse would let them start afresh. It seems that it wasn't far enough, as surviving sib Elliot (Tristan Ruggeri) started manifesting bizarre behavior... and his trauma-spurred longing for his brother results in uncanny and unholy consequences. Moody stunner also stars Barbara Marten, Ergo Küppas. Widescreen; Soundtrack English.