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Equus (limited edition 2-disc Blu-ray)
Richard Burton and Peter Firth star in Sidney Lumet’s 1977 adaptation of Peter Shaffer’s landmark, Tony-winning play.
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It Couldn’t Happen Here (dual format edition)
Jack Bond directs the Pet Shop Boys - newly restored to Blu-ray/DVD.
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Takeshi Kitano Collection (3-disc Blu-ray set)
A Blu-ray collection of three films directed by Takeshi ‘Beat’ Kitano.
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