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Manderlay (DVD, 2006)

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Experience the captivating drama of "Manderlay" on DVD. Directed by Lars Von Trier and starring Bryce Dallas Howard, this thought-provoking film is a must-see for fans of the genre. Released in 2006, it is a timeless classic that will keep you engaged from start to finish.This DVD is perfect for collectors and enthusiasts alike, with its exceptional storyline and masterful cinematography. The movie is rated NR and falls under the categories of DVDs & Blu-ray Discs and Movies & TV. Don't miss out on the chance to add this incredible piece to your collection.

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The second film in Lars von Trier's American trilogy, picking up where DOGVILLE left off, is another technically audacious, gleefully brash condemnation of American society, this time focusing on the horrific legacy of slavery. in MANDERLAY, Grace (Bryce Dallas Howard, replacing Nicole Kidman) and her father (Willem Dafoe, replacing James Caan) have arrived at the gates of a plantation in Alabama. When an elderly black woman knocks on the car door asking for help, Grace sees an opportunity to become a heroic woman of action. Sending her father away, Grace settles in Manderlay, where she tries to get the African-American workers to embrace their freedom once and for all. But for some reason, it appears that everyone--from the wise Wilhelm (Danny Glover) to the stubborn Thomas (Michael Abiteboul) to the strong Timothy (Isaach de Bankole)--is content to live a life of subservience. Her futile attempt to instill pride in the group takes its toll, rendering Grace exhausted, defeated, and hopeless. Like DOGVILLE, von Trier's film is shot on a soundstage in a theatrically stylized manner that will confound many viewers, but the committed performances humanize the film and give it its cold, bitter heart. This film screened as part of Lincoln Center's 2005 New York Film Festival.