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The Hotel New Hampshire (DVD, 2001)

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Dive into the quirky world of "The Hotel New Hampshire" on DVD, a 1984 comedy-drama that showcases the talents of Jodie Foster, Beau Bridges, and Rob Lowe. Directed by Tony Richardson, this film offers a blend of humor and heart, exploring the highs and lows of life within a hotel staffed by a motley crew of characters. This DVD comes in a tall case with dual-language options, allowing viewers to experience the film in both English and French. It's rated R for its content and is designed for Region 1 playback, which includes the US and Canada. Released in 2001, it's a charming addition to any film enthusiast's collection.

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British director Tony Richardson takes on John Irving's picaresque black comedy about an eccentric and unusually peripatetic family in a film starring Rob Lowe as John Berry, the family's oldest son. John's father, Win (Beau Bridges), is obsessed with hotels, so he buys a run-down seminary in New England, transforming it into the Hotel New Hampshire. The extended family includes the profanity-spouting Franny (Jodie Foster); Lily (Jennifer Dundas); a dwarf, Frank (Paul McCrane), who is gay; John, who is strongly attracted to his sister; Egg (Seth Green), the youngest boy; and Iowa Bob (Wilford Brimley), Win's father. After a number of tragic incidents, including the gang rape of Franny, are seen through the special lenses of black comedy, the family is invited to take over another hotel in Vienna, courtesy of their friend Freud (Wallace Shawn). On arrival, they find that the upper floors of the hotel are dedicated to prostitution and the bottom floors are occupied by terrorists. They also meet Freud's companion, Susie the Bear (Nastassia Kinski), a woman so obsessed with her unattractiveness that she spends all her time in a bear suit. Richardson elicits fine performances from his talented cast in this wild ride through the mind of John Irving.