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Paradise Lost (Collector’s Edition) (Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills / Paradise Lost 2: Revelations)

From Emmy award-winning filmmakers Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky comes for the first time in one collector s edition two of the most shocking documentaries of all time about a gruesome triple murder in West Memphis.On May 6, 1993, the mutilated bodies of three 8-year-old boys were found in a shallow creek in West Memphis, Arkansas. A short time later police arrested three local teenagers, linking the boys’ killings to a satanic ritual. One of the boys confessed. The intriguing court case was about to unfold as filmmakers Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky ventured forth to make the Emmy-winning documentary Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills. They captured footage of not only courtroom proceedings but also interviews with the major players in trial–parents, suspects, lawyers. The documentary filmmakers, whose previous film, Brother’s Keeper, is as intriguing a crime story you’ll ever see, tells this story without re-creations or flashbacks. The film makes a clear argument that the court trial may not be about witchcraft but a witch hunt. As with any great drama, the faces and situations are etched upon the viewer; however, we are dealing with real lives and real crimes (told gruesomely and necessarily by police photographs and videotape), and the impact is far greater. And so is the maddening ambivalence of the trial. Like the O.J. Simpson fiasco, a verdict is reached but the truth is questioned. Did police make fatal errors the night of the crime? Do last-minute clues lead to justice? Who’s lying on the stand? As with Roger and Me and Hoop Dreams, we have a provocative single incident that holds a mirror to many of society’s problems. The results are just more horrifying. –Doug Thomas Four years later, Directors Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky return to the scene of the

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Master Of Paradise

Master Of Paradise is a Plantation Novel; A Southern Family Saga.
This is an original book, never before published.

When Nicholas Peacock is cheated from his inheritance of Peacock Hall in Kent, he sails to South Carolina. He buys land, clears it, and plants cotton. Eventually he builds a magnificent house known as Paradise Plantation. He falls in love with the daughter of Bernard Jackson on the neighboring plantation, but when Civil War threatens circumstances force him to agree to a marriage in name only. The sexual tension is stretched to breaking point as the would-be lovers are torn between honor or surrendering to the love and longing in their hearts.

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Master of Paradise portrays the historically accurate evils of slavery.

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Virginia Henley is a multiple award-winning NYTimes bestselling author.

“A master storyteller… Henley knows what historical romance is all about and always gives the readers what they want.” Romantic Times

“No one sets fire to the page like Virginia Henley.” Christina Skye

“Virginia Henley writes the kind of book you simply can’t stop reading.” Bertrice SmallMaster Of Paradise is a Plantation Novel; A Southern Family Saga.
This is an original book, never before published.

When Nicholas Peacock is cheated from his inheritance of Peacock Hall in Kent, he sails to South Carolina. He buys land, clears it, and plants cotton. Eventually he builds a magnificent house known as Paradise Plantation. He falls in love with the daughter of Bernard Jackson on the neighboring plantation, but when Civil War threatens circumstances force him to agree to a marriage in name only. The sexual tension is stretched to breaking point as the would-be lovers are torn between honor or surrendering to the love and longing in their hearts.

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Paradise

Studio: Buena Vista Home Video Release Date: 08/03/2004

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Paradise Road

In a time of war, an extraordinary group of women turned a song of hope into a symphony of triumph. From the director of “Driving Miss Daisy” comes a true story of courage, triumph, friendship and strength starring Glenn Close (“Dangerous Liaisons”), Oscar®-Winner Frances McDormand (1996 Best Actress, “Fargo”) and Emmy Award Winner Julianna Margulies (TV’s “ER”). This compelling drama reveals the heroic actions of a group of women held prisoner by the Japanese during World War ll. These diverse women from different countries, speaking different languages, unite to form a vocal orchestra-creating a life affirming symphony of human voices.

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