Thanks for the Memory - DVD

We Are Marshall (DVD Widescreen) [DVD]

Out of a job, writer Steve Merrick (Bob Hope) decides it's time to knuckle down and finish the Great American Novel-while keeping up the house-as new bride Ann (Shirley Ross) returns to modeling to be the breadwinner. Between his disastrous domesticity, interfering neighbors, and some mutual jealousy, will the new arrangement leave them on the rocks? Romantic farce co-stars Charles Butterworth, Otto Kruger, Hedda Hopper. 75 min. Standard; Soundtrack English DTS Lossless stereo; Subtitles English; audio commentary; theatrical trailer.

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.