Welcome Stranger - DVD

Having lost most of her family in a shelling, Aleppo hospital doctor Amira (Yasmine Al Massri) chose to leave civil war-torn Syria with her daughter Rasha (Massa Daoud). The legs of their bid for safety-as told through the multiple points of view of strangers, including a Syrian soldier (Yahya Mahayni), a Turkish human smuggler (Omar Sy), a Turkish refugee (Ziad Bakri) crossing the Aegean, and a Greek coast guard officer (Constantine Markoulakis)-are limned in this affecting drama. AKA InchThe Strangers' Case.Inch 103 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English.

This Academy Award-nominated thriller follows Franz Kindler (Orson Welles), a Nazi fugitive hiding out as a professor in a small Connecticut town. When his new wife (Loretta Young) begins to suspect his past, a detective (Edward G. Robinson) sets out to uncover his identity. BONUS FEATURES Audio commentary from filmmaker / historian / curator Bret Wood, Original Nazi concentration and prison camp footage (which are featured in the final film) from filmmaker George Stevens, Original Theatrical Trailer.

In this breathtaking film, Spike Lee captures the highly-acclaimed eponymous Broadway musical show written by singer/songwriter Stew (with music co written by his creative partner, Heidi Rodewald). Passing Strange The Movie tells the semi-autobiographical story of a young black man who leaves behind his middle-class, church-ruled upbringing in mid-1970s Los Angeles to travel to Europe in search of his artistic and personal identity, or what he calls Inchthe real.Inch Picaresque misadventures with S*x, drugs, politics, and art await him in far-out Amsterdam and hyper-militant Berlin. His eyes are opened ever wider, even revealing what he left behind. An absolutely superb cast, ably supported by sparing (but pitch-perfect) costumes, design, and stagecraft, bring to life the emotionally charged story with it's astounding original music, narrated and overseen by Stew himself. Lee's multi-camera coverage of the event (including backstage scenes) involves the audience in not only the text but the electricity of the ensemble's onstage adventure. Passing Strange The Movie is a tour-de-force of creative collaboration and inspiration.