Genres

For an indoor stage performance, Oklahoma! flaunts an enviable array of rich, well-saturated hues, often reminiscent of golden era Technicolor musicals. The colorful backdrops and lighting effects emit a warm glow that lends the show a cozy, intimate feel, thus producing a far different experience from viewing Oklahoma! theatrically. As a result, overall image quality leans toward the soft side, although close-ups possess excellent clarity. Almost all of the costumes feature some sort of checkerboard pattern or busy print, which produces occasional shimmering, but never enough to be bothersome. The source material remains spotless throughout,...

Marshal W.T. O'Niel is assigned to a mining colony on Io, one of Jupiter's moons. During his tenure miners are dying - usually violently. When the marshal investigates he discovers the one thing all the deaths have in common is a lethal amphetamine-type drug, which allows the miners to work continuously for days at a time until they become "burned out" and expire. O'Niel follows the trail of the dealers, which leads to the man overseeing the colony. Now O'Niel must watch his back at every turn, as those who seek to protect their income begin targeting him...

When an American psychologist makes a shocking discovery about her Czech grandfather, it threatens her new romance with a famed Czech author. The doctor (Gina Gershon) came to Prague to attend a conference and to learn about her heritage. While there, she becomes involved with an ex-"dissident writer" (Rade Serbedzija) who is as famous for his work as he is for his womanizing. He falls so in love with the doctor that he vows to give up his playboy ways. At first they are happy, but then the doctor discovers that her half- Jewish grandfather horribly betrayed his people and was responsible for many unnecessary deaths. Two of those victims were...