Reminders of Him - DVD [Standard]

Not only was Kenna Rowan (Maika Monroe) driving drunk during the crash that killed her boyfriend Scotty Landry (Rudy Pankow), she was pregnant by him. Home after doing seven years for involuntary manslaughter, her wish to bond with her daughter (Zoe Kosovic) was blocked by Scotty's bitter parents (Lauren Graham, Bradley Whitford)... with the only sympathy coming from barkeep Ledger Ward (Tyriq Withers). Weeper from the Colleen Hoover novel co-stars Jennifer Robertson, Lainey Wilson. 114 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English.

Yui Kiyohara's follow-up to her acclaimed Our House, Remembering Every Night is a lyrical and whimsical cinematic ode to memory and forgetting, loneliness and connection, daydreams and mystery that moves to gentle rhythms of summer breezes. Here, Kiyohara immerses viewers in the quiet pursuits of several women, including a wandering university student, a helpful neighborhood meter reader, and a middle-aged gentle soul seeking employment but finding herself agreeably lost instead. Their paths converge or miss one another throughout a solitary sunny afternoon in the overgrown leafy environs of once hopeful Tokyo satellite city Tama New Town. Exquisitely shot by Yukiko Iioka (Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy) with calming long takes and the occasional drifting camera that seems to have a perspective all it's own, Remembering Every Night is a charming, deceptively simple take on the hidden riches of everyday life.

Cornel Wilde plays Frederic Chopin in this richly detailed bio-pic which highlights the famous composer's relationship with the unconventional author George Sand (Merle Oberon). Directed by Charles Vidor, and featuring a strong supporting cast including Paul Muni and Nina Foch, this drama was nominated for six Academy Awards , for editing, cinematography, score (Miklos Rozsa and Morris Stoloff), sound, original screenplay, and best acto