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One Hour Photo (DVD, 2003, Widescreen)

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This DVD features the critically acclaimed drama "One Hour Photo" directed by Mark Romanek and starring Connie Nielsen and Robin Williams. The film is presented in widescreen format with an aspect ratio of 16:9 and a run time of 93 minutes. It has a rating of R and is compatible with DVD Region Code 1 (US, Canada...). The DVD is a great addition to any movie lover's collection and features a gripping storyline that will keep viewers engaged from beginning to end. With its stellar cast, exceptional direction, and engaging plot, this DVD is a must-have for fans of drama films.

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Viewed through our photographs, it would seem we have lived a joyous, leisurely existence. Sy Parrish (Robin Williams), who makes this observation, adversely leads a lonely life, operating a photo lab in a SavMart department store. He escapes his dreary reality through the family photos of Nancy Yorkin (Connie Nielsen) and her family. His admiration of the Yorkins becomes an obsession, as he fashions himself as Uncle Sy to little Jake (Dylan Smith). Sy's judgment becomes impaired by his unhealthy interest, causing him to lose his job of 11 years. As his final day approaches, Sy develops photographs revealing an indiscretion on the part of Mr. Yorkin (Michael Vartan). The unstable Sy now develops a disturbing, calculated plan to instill family values to the Yorkin clan.Much of ONE HOUR PHOTO takes place inside a department store similar to a Wal-Mart, bordered in an icy blue. This cold atmosphere creates a solitary framework for the disturbed photo developer Sy Parrish, played with a melancholic detachment by Williams, working here against type. Director Mark Romanek (STATIC) has created a thriller with little violence. Instead, it is permeated with an uncomfortable fear emanating from its damaged protagonist.