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Split into chapters representing the individual years that saw the rise of the Black Power movement, this vivid documentary project perfectly captures the turbulence, inspiration, and revolution of the era. From the formation of the Black Panthers to the Nixon presidency, Angela Davis trial, infamous Attica riots, and more, the film boasts a kaleidoscope of rarely seen footage and powerful interviews. 96 min. Soundtrack: English.

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When one of Chris Rock's young daughters asked him an innocent question about having "good hair," the comedian probably had no idea just how complicated the answer would be. Fortunately for us, he decided to find out, and the result is this funny, informative, and highly entertaining documentary of the same name. Turns out that for a great many African-American women (and quite a few men, too), "good hair" means "white hair"--i.e., straight and lanky--while the natural or "nappy" look is bad. And oh, the lengths and expense women will go to in order to get "good hair"! In the course of the film, which was directed by Jeff Stilson and cowritten by Rock and several others, Rock first travels to Atlanta, home of the Bronner Brothers Hair Show, where thousands of folks buy and learn how to use new products (the show is also the site of the outrageous and climactic Hair Battle Royale, in which four stylists compete for money and fame). It's there that he learns about sodium hydroxide, better known as hair "relaxer," the "nap antidote," or the "creamy crack" (as effective as the chemical substance is for straightening hair, it can also be highly dangerous). In Harlem and Los Angeles, he investigates the extraordinary popularity of hair weaves, which can cost tens of thousands of dollars annually to create and maintain; Rock even goes to Madras, India, source of most of the hair used in weaves (for Indian women, tonsure, or shaving their heads, is a ritual act of self-sacrifice). Along the way, Rock interviews a great many young women with fabulous hair (including actresses Nia Long, Raven-Symoné, and Kerry Washington, and rappers Salt-N-Pepa), but he also talks to the esteemed poet Maya Angelou, as well as men like rapper-actor Ice-T and the Reverend Al Sharpton. Sharpton, who is very amusing (he's referred to as "the Dalai Lama of relaxed hair"), is about the only celeb who touches on racial issues, pointing out that while it's African Americans who use the overwhelming majority of these hair products, the companies who sell them tend to be owned by Asians. Some viewers may object to the film's lack of a strong socio-political stance, but others will no doubt prefer the lighter touch, including a hilarious discussion at a barber shop about dating women with hair weaves (basically, it's "hands off the hair, pal"). --Sam Graham

This hilarious and insightful documentary follows comedian Chris Rock as he sets out to explore the ways that hairstyles impact contemporary African-American culture. From visits to beauty salons and an overview of the wonderful world of hair straightening and extensions to insights from Maya Angelou, Eve, Ice-T, Raven-Symone, and others, Rock looks at exactly what constitutes "good" hair and why. 95 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital 5.1; Subtitles: English, Spanish; audio commentary by Rock, others; theatrical trailer.

Hilarious urban comedy introduces you to Victoria, Zenobia, Clevon, and Phil--four friends who are rapidly approaching the age of 35 and struggling to cope with adulthood. As they each deal with their respective romantic and relationship problems, they encounter a number of absurd obstacles that stand between them and the futures they have always envisioned. Tamala Jones, Nicole Ari Parker, Keith Robinson, Darius McCrary star. 104 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital 5.1; behind-the-scenes footage; deleted scenes; photo gallery.

That ol' cinematic devil the A-bomb has spawned a colony of giant murderous ants bent on destroying humanity in this, the seminal big bug movie (an obvious and oft-credited influence for Alien among countless others). The special effects may be dated, but this brilliantly rational-sounding film has held up wonderfully in all other regards, including some starkly effective location work in the high Arizona desert, a genuinely inspired sound design guaranteed to bring on the creepy-crawlies, and an unexpectedly dry sense of humor (mainly personified by Grade-A egghead scientist Edmund Gwenn). This is essential viewing for all those who consider themselves science fiction or horror fans. Heroic hardcase James Arness previously played for the other team as the titular character in The Thing from Another World. --Andrew Wright

Landmark sci-fi classic chronicles how atomic testing in a New Mexico desert results in ordinary ants being mutated into behemoth killing machines. As the enlarged insects wreak murderous havoc across the Southwest, police sergeant James Whitmore teams with FBI agent James Arness to stop a pair of queen ants before they can give birth to another generation of terror. With Edmund Gwenn, Joan Weldon. 92 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital mono; Subtitles: English, French, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish; theatrical trailer; behind-the-scenes footage. NOTE: This Title Is Out Of Print; Limit One Per Customer.

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