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FREE SHIPPING: This item qualifies for FREE SHIPPING! (details) Availability: Special Order - We do not normally keep stock of this title onhand. Once you order it, we will order it from our supplier and ship it out to you. We do not bill you for Special Order items until they ship. You cannot cancel Special Order items after purchase. AKA: Le Grande Bouffe || The Big Feast || Bye Bye Monkey || Tales Of Ordinary Madness || El Cochecito || Seeking Asylum || The House Of Smiles || Don't Touch The White Woman || The Seed Of Man Released: 2008 [Italy] Genre: Dark Comedy     Sub-Genre: Drama

Bye Bye Monkey	Don't Touch The White Woman!	La Grande Bouffe	The House Of Smiles	El Cochecito
The Seed Of Man	Seeking Asylum	Tales Of Ordinary Madness

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Plot:	Includes the following eight flix on 8 discs: "Le Grande Bouffe" (AKA "The Big Feast"), "Bye Bye Monkey", "Tales Of Ordinary Madness", "El Cochecito", "Seeking Asylum", "The House Of Smiles", "Don't Touch The White Woman", and "The Seed Of Man".
Overview:	Marco Ferreri's satirical and often surreal films embody a unique vision of humanity borne of exasperation and nihilism. Through these genre-bending black comedies, the controversial director crafted a fiercely contemporary cinematic language of his own, delving deep into the alienation of men, women and children. Includes the following eight flix on 8 discs: "Le Grande Bouffe" (AKA "The Big Feast"), "Bye Bye Monkey", "Tales Of Ordinary Madness", "El Cochecito", "Seeking Asylum", "The House Of Smiles", "Don't Touch The White Woman", and "The Seed Of Man".
Running Time:	821 mins. (approx.)
Distributor:	Koch Lorber Films  [A USA-Based Distributor]
Rating:	UN - "Unrated. This film has not been rated by the review board."
Features:	Please See Individual Titles For Details! Bonus Documentary: "Marco Ferreri: The Director Who Came From The Future" 16-Page Booklet Featuring A Critical Essay by Italian Cinema Scholar Jacqueline Reich