MAY 2010 |
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SBS DVD HIGHLIGHTS |
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MAY 2010 |
Blimey, do those Danes ever know how to pull together a good cop show. This month – SBS DVD introduces us to the gripping first volume of new Danish crime drama – THE KILLING.
Elsewhere, BLACK ADDER’s Tony Robinson takes us on a detective trail through historical paranormal events in UNEXPLAINED; we strap on our jodhpurs and check out the sheer joy of horses in UNDER THE SPELL OF HORSES; and we dim the lights and throw on a bit of Barry White for EROTIC TALES, a series of erotic short films from some of the world’s top filmmakers. |
THE KILLING – Volume 1In the tradition of THE EAGLE, this new Danish crime drama runs a course of 20 gripping days as we follow leads and observe the consequences of a heinous crime that starts with the murder of a young girl and begins to remify throughout Copenhagen. As the investigation unfolds, Copenhagen opens up like a Chinese box, full of secrets and power struggles. Release date: 5th May, 2010 |
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SRP: $39.95 |
UNEXPLAINEDIn UNEXPLAINED – Tony Robinson (BLACK ADDER) and science journalist Becky McCall band together to investigate paranormal stories from history. Tony is willing to believe and consults with experts in the occult, whereas Becky consults with scientists to uncover the evidence that exposes the facts. Entertaining and stylish, UNEXPLAINED has a square emphasis on action and solving each mystery it undertakes. Release date: 5th May, 2010 |
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RRP: $24.95 |
UNDER THE SPELL OF HORSESUNDER THE SPELL OF HORSES is a beautifully shot four-part series that explores the ancient relationship between horses and man. The program takes us through Morroco, where once a year the royal city of Meknes is transformed into an oriental military-style camp, and Argentina, one of the world’s richest and most diverse horse cultures. We also visit India and the volcanic island of Iceland – both equally rich in horse culture. Release date: 5th May, 2010 |
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RRP: $29.95 |
EROTIC TALESEROTIC TALES is a series of short films by prolific international directors, including Bob Rafelson (USA), Paul Cox (AUSTRALIA) and Nicholas Roeg (UK), who were given carte blanche to create films that captured their vision of the erotic in their cultures. Far from the stigma of lewd or exploitative erotica, these are skillfully directed stories of fantasy, humour, the poetic and the exotic from some of the world’s top filmmakers, and featuring well-know actors as diverse Claudia Karvan, Mira Sorvino and Barry Otto. |
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RRP: $29.95 |
FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT: |
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www.madman.com.au/sbs |