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DVD Film - Mel Gibson's film about the fight for Scottish independence in the 13th century led by the legendary William Wallace.
DVD Film - The series traces the history of the second half of the 19th century through the Bourne and Nedobyle families and ends with the opening of the National Theatre in 1881, with all the characters performing.
DVD Film - British BBC adventure series full of action, suspense and romance. France, 17th century. Cardinal Richelieu has plans to take over France, and the Musketeers, led by Athos, Aramis, Porthos and D'Artagnan, are the only ones who can stop him!
DVD Film - The cast: Jean Marais. Based on the famous novel by Alexander Dumas, author of The Three Musketeers. D'Artagnan, the famous captain of the musketeers of the young Louis XIV, continues to win duels and seduce beautiful women. Just as his amorous games with Madame de Chaulmes are about to begin, Cardinal Mazarin assigns him the task of deporting a mysterious prisoner from the island of St. Margaret. No one must know the origin or the face of the young man who is apparently a danger to all of France. D'Artagnan arrives too late, but the prisoner has managed to escape from the island. So begins a tale of intrigue, love and unsheathed swords. Fights, love, beautiful women. in short, a charming French film from the 60s starring the charming Jean Marais.
DVD Film - The story takes place during the Thirty Years' War, when Bohemia is divided into two camps - the Habsburg and the Danish.
DVD Film - The famous adaptation of the fantasy bestseller by George R. R. Martin's Song of Ice and Fire from HBO. Winter is here! The complete final eight series.
DVD Film - DVD movie Quo Vadis [1951]. Czech dubbing. Czech subtitles. Dolby Digital. Earlier than 300: The Battle of Thermopylae, before Gladiator, before Ben-Hur there was QUO VADIS. Rome burns, Nero recites, Christianity is on the rise. And moviegoers are flocking in droves to see a movie colossus that has been in the making for years. It boasts eight Oscar nominations (including Best Picture) and features 110 characters and 30,000 extras. They will be treated to magnificent images of marching legions, depraved paganism and the horrifying spectacle of Christian martyrdom being thrown to the lions to the cheers of the crowds in the Colosseum. Robert Taylor plays a legion commander whose love for a Christian slave (Deborah Kerr) bridges the gap between the Empire and a sect of devout believers.
DVD Film - Based on the novel N. IN. Gogol. The latest adaptation of a well-known story. In the 16th century, the people of Ukraine were oppressed by the Turks and the Polish nobility. Their only hope is the Cossacks of Zaporozhye. Among them is Taras Bulba. Together the Cossacks invade Poland, where they conquer one city after another. But a strong resistance is rising against them, and Taras is facing a traitor in the ranks of those closest to him.
DVD Film - The lust for power and the battle for Rome. Rome 44 years before Christ, the conqueror Julius Caesar returns from a victorious campaign in Spain to a corrupt and neglected republic. Unrest, anger and resentment brew within Caesar's inner circle of nobles. Soon his blood will be spilled.... General Marc Antony believes he will now take the throne, but the dying Caesar wants the inexperienced and impulsive Octavius to succeed him. The young loafer grew up in privilege and pleasure and never saw a battlefield. Despite his will, Marc Antony is not going to go along with it.
DVD Film - One for all. All for one. The latest French film version of the famous story of d'Artagnan. In a kingdom divided by religious wars and under the threat of British invasion, a handful of men and women cross swords and join their fate with that of France. Temperamental young Gascon d'Artagnan, the fearless and loyal royal musketeers of Athos, Porthos and Aramis, fragile Constance, the devilishly cunning Cardinal de Richelieu or the beautiful and mysterious Milady de Winter are the main protagonists of this immortal tale of courage, love and honor.
DVD Film - Her life became a legend. The film is loosely based on a book describing the memories of Anne Frank by her close friend Hanneli Goslar. It depicts their first meeting in Amsterdam during the German occupation. With the onset of anti-Jewish law, their families leave their homes and lives in Germany. Their friends and loved ones are suddenly gone. They, too, are divided by the Frank family's decision to take refuge in a secret dwelling. Hanneli tries in vain to contact Anna. She lives under the assumption that he has fled to Switzerland. Will the longtime friends be able to meet again?
DVD Film - How does an Irish youth with no future become part of 18th century English nobility? Barry Lyndon's answer, directed by Stanley Kubrick, is succinct: in any way possible!
DVD Film - The story of three lost Theresian soldiers takes place in 1763, when the Prussian-Austrian War is underway. Václav, an infantryman who escaped from Prussian captivity, wants to visit his beloved in his native village before he returns to the army.
DVD Film - It is 1590 and Kutná Hora is a rich and important town where silver is mined and coins are minted.
DVD Film - The famous adaptation of the fantasy bestseller by George R. R. Martin's Song of Ice and Fire from HBO. Winter is here! The complete seventh series.
DVD Film - They took part in the fateful D-Day landings in France in 1944, spearheaded Operation Market-Garden, fought the Rhine offensive, attacked the Nazis in Bastogne and the Bulge, and helped capture Hitler's Eagle's Nest in Berchtesgaden in 1945.
DVD Film - Based on the novel of the same name by Alois Jirásek, the film tells the well-known story of the revolt of the brave Chod family.
DVD Film - The cast: Michele Mercier. Even awnings have to work for their wonderful life. The second part of the famous series is a smooth continuation of the previous adventures. After Count de Peyrac is accused of witchcraft, arrested and burned at the king's command, the young widow Angelica finds a home among the other outcasts of society. This place is the so-called Court of Miracles, a place where even bands of robbers and beggars have their refuge. It is here that he meets his childhood friend Nicolas, the current leader of the robbers, and his entourage, but he soon loses his closeness as well.
DVD Film - Platinum Edition. Starring: Marlon Brando. The best way to honor the man's memory is to keep fighting. South Africa 1976. Police have ruled Gordon Ngubene's death a suicide. But when Afrikaans schoolteacher Ben du Toit (Donald Sutherland, of Don't Look Now fame) saw the body of a man he had been friends with for fifteen years, he realised that Gordon had been the victim of police torture. Seeking justice, Ben hires lawyer Ian McKenzie to represent the Ngubene family in the investigation. However, the judge ignores all the evidence and acquits the officers.
DVD Film - The legendary conqueror comes to life. A Christian missionary tells the famous story of Teujin, later the legendary ruler of the Mongol empire of Genghis Khan, from his childhood to his greatest glory.
DVD Film - The cast: Michele Mercier, Robert Hossein. The first in the story of the famous marquise and her great love. The first story in the Angelica series is set in mid-17th century sweet France. Here the young Sun King Louis XIV reigns. While beggars and bandits roam the land, he tends to his place on the throne. Angelica de Sancé de Monteloup, the fifth child of the impoverished nobleman Poitou, educated in a women's convent, is married at 17 to a man 12 years her senior, of the wealthy Count Joffrey de Peyrac de Morens, Mr. Toulouse.
DVD Film - The cast: Michele Mercier, Robert Hossein. Are the arms of a beloved husband waiting at the end of a long journey? In the fifth and final episode, the Marquise finds herself in a lot of trouble because of her unique beauty. She is kidnapped and sold into the vast harem of the Moroccan Sultan Mulay Ismail, who is renowned as a refined connoisseur of beauty and women of beauty. The enchanting Angelica, who resists his seductions, is a precious jewel for him, whom he keeps behind the strong bars of his harem. Even so, her husband Peyrac learns of her imprisonment and her captor.