TRANCE // Danny Boyle wastes nothing in his latest psychological thriller “Trance” starring James McAvoy and Vincent Cassel. The showstopper, however, is Rosario Dawson in her best performance yet. Commanding and sexual, there’s a femme fatale aura that surrounds her every line. Delving deeply into the world of hypnosis and art heisting, the erratic nature of the film allows the director to build layers and layers of shifting memories and plots, allowing the viewer to get submerged in the pulling twists and turns of the fractured narrative. Although the tone of the film is constantly changing and many of the characters become unlikable, there’s still a poetic nature to the film filled with a level of heartbreak. Likely one of his most ambition films, this takes a place as one of my favorite works of Boyle’s.

New Releases
Ginger and Rosa
Graceland
Kiss Of The Damned
Love And Honor
New World
Pieta
The Silence
Starbuck
Trance
Vehicle 19
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TV Box Set

• Dragons: Riders of Berk Parts One & Two
• Duck Dodgers: Season Two
• The Jack Benny Program: The Lost Episodes
• Ripcord: Seasons One & Two
• Superjail!: Season Three
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Season Three

Special Editions/Other Releases

• Babette’s Feast: Criterion
• The Big Swell
• Bikini Royale
• The Bitter Buddha
• Exorcist Chronicles
• Fatal Call
• The Gangster
• Glove
• Hunky Dory
• Improper Conduct
• Jeffrey Dahmer Files
• Legend Has It
• Night Across the Street
• Our Wild Hearts
• Redline (2013)
• Skin Business
• Taken By Grace
• That Touch of Mink
• Tower of Evil: Remastered
• Two Years at Sea
• Vanishing Waves
• Viking Saga: The Darkest Day
• The Wedding Chapel
• Will (2011)