Woman Walks Ahead - BLU-RAY

Based on true events, WOMAN WALKS AHEAD tells the story of Catherine Weldon (Jessica Chastain), a widowed artist from New York who, in the 1880s, traveled alone to North Dakota to paint a portrait of Chief Sitting Bull (Michael Greyeyes). Her arrival at Standing Rock is welcomed with open hostility by a US Army officer (Sam Rockwell), who has stationed troops around the Lakota reservation to undermine Native American claims to the land. As Catherine and Sitting Bull grow closer, and as their friendship-and his life-are threatened by imperious government forces, Catherine must contend with the violence that underlies her position.

With deportation from Malaysia-or worse-staring her in the face, fallen woman/nightclub singer Judith Denning (Carole Lombard) has little choice but to accept the marriage proposal of rubber planter Horace Prin (Charles Laughton). Exposed to the depths of her new husband's cruelty, she must conceal her mutual attraction with laborer David von Elst (Kent Taylor) if either is to survive. Steamy opus co-stars Charles Bickford, Percy Kilbride. 68 min. Standard; Soundtrack English DTS Lossless stereo; Subtitles English; audio commentary; theatrical trailers.

From Leonardo Bercovici, the co-writer of The Bishop's Wife, Kiss the Blood off My Hands and Portrait of Jennie, comes this passionate love story starring Ingmar Bergman regular Bibi Andersson (Duel at Diablo, Persona). While studying to be a concert pianist in Rome, a Swedish girl named Karin (Andersson) falls in love with a handsome medical student named Bruno (James Farentino, Me, Natalie, Dead & Buried). When she discovers that Bruno is married to an older woman, she heads home to Sweden and marries an American diplomat (Robert Stack, The Tarnished Angels, Airplane!). The diplomat is then assigned to Rome, where Karin becomes torn between the two men. This beautiful romantic drama features a wonderful supporting turn by Annie Girardot (Vice and Virtue, Dear Inspector), costumes by the great Edith Head (The Emperor Waltz, The Sting) and a musical score by the legendary John Williams (Jaws, Star Wars).