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The story is brutal if sometimes mordantly funny in its take-no-prisoners kind of way: as Mausape's friend Hoss reflects, "Sometimes it was a good day to die; sometimes it was a good day to fuck. In September, first-time feature director Georgia Lee makes sure that door stays wide-open with the theatrical release of Red Doors, a mordantly funny and touching ensemble family drama that premiered in 2005 at the Tribeca Film Festival and made an award-winning tour of the film festival circuit last year. The three-disc set (each volume with its own deluxe jacket containing the disc and a short brochure) includes Debord's six films in chronological order, his collaborative video with Cornand, two mordantly ironic trailers, and a volume of documents related to the films. |
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