Behemoth
06-29-2002, 09:58 PM
Song of Freedom (region 1):
"Set in the deep south of Confederate America, a plantation slave was gifted with a great talent. His magnificent voice enabled him to escape his life of bondage as he became a hugely successful singer in the North. Now a man of independent wealth he returns to his native Africa where his people are enslaved under a similar yoke, that of the omnipotent force of the witch doctors. His is a mission to liberate them from the stranglehold of their oppressors enabling them to enjoy equality and liberty...the rights of all men."
http://www.dvdempire.com/Exec/v4_item.asp?userid=86255419273283&item_id=13277
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Man about the House (region 2):
"Catering student Robin Tripp (O'Sullivan) moves in to share a flat with two girls (Wilcox, Thomsett). They do their best to avoid the complaints and whining of the landlord (Murphy) and Tripp does his utmost to avoid the advances of the landlord's wife (Joyce). But the threat of demolition of the house forces the unlikely group together. They devise a series of ingenious schemes to keep their home from the grasping demolition company with hysterical results. "
http://www.play.com/play247.asp?page=title&r=R2&title=95895
Film synopsis taken from www.hammerfilms.com.
For Hammer completists only, I'd guess... ;)
"Set in the deep south of Confederate America, a plantation slave was gifted with a great talent. His magnificent voice enabled him to escape his life of bondage as he became a hugely successful singer in the North. Now a man of independent wealth he returns to his native Africa where his people are enslaved under a similar yoke, that of the omnipotent force of the witch doctors. His is a mission to liberate them from the stranglehold of their oppressors enabling them to enjoy equality and liberty...the rights of all men."
http://www.dvdempire.com/Exec/v4_item.asp?userid=86255419273283&item_id=13277
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Man about the House (region 2):
"Catering student Robin Tripp (O'Sullivan) moves in to share a flat with two girls (Wilcox, Thomsett). They do their best to avoid the complaints and whining of the landlord (Murphy) and Tripp does his utmost to avoid the advances of the landlord's wife (Joyce). But the threat of demolition of the house forces the unlikely group together. They devise a series of ingenious schemes to keep their home from the grasping demolition company with hysterical results. "
http://www.play.com/play247.asp?page=title&r=R2&title=95895
Film synopsis taken from www.hammerfilms.com.
For Hammer completists only, I'd guess... ;)