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RENDEZ-VOUS is the chilling story of young Nina, recently arrived in Paris by way of her Toulouse hometown in order to "live her life." Nina ends up with a bit part in a play and the unwanted attentions of every man in Paris. When she meets Paolo, a real estate agent, he falls immediately in love with her, while she inexplicably falls for Paolo's psychotic and cruel flatmate, Quentin. The erotic and violent love triangle that develops is curtailed when Quentin throws himself under a car. Nina is continually haunted by her brief but torrid affair with Quentin and uses the theater and Paolo to support herself.

Louis Malle's steamy, provocative drama stars Jeremy Irons as a middle-aged member of the British Parliament obsessed with his son's gorgeous girlfriend. The two carry on a kinky sexual affair, which leads to disturbing repercussions. Miranda Richardson, Rupert Everett and Juliette Binoche also star. 112 min. Includes Unrated and R-Rated versions. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo; Subtitles: English, French, Spanish; featurette; theatrical trailer; scene access; biographies; filmographies.

In a ruined Italian monastery-turned-Allied hospital in World War II, a mysterious amnesiac patient, severely burned from a plane crash, is cared for by a devoted young nurse. Through flashbacks, the story of the man's past, a tale of wartime intrigue and forbidden love in the sands of North Africa, unfolds. Ralph Fiennes, Juliette Binoche, Kristin Scott Thomas and Willem Dafoe star in director/scripter Anthony Minghella's lush, romantic adaptation of the Michael Ondaatje novel; winner of seven Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Director and Supporting Actress. 162 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English 5.1; Subtitles: Spanish; scene access.

THE UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESS OF BEING is a sensual and sensitive adaptation of Milan Kundera's tragicomic existentialist novel that follows the story of Thomas (Daniel Day Lewis), a womanizing Czech doctor in 1968 Prague, prior to the Soviet invasion, whose sexual appetite is never fully satisfied. Thomas believes in keeping sexual gratification separate from love and finds true understanding and erotic bliss with Sabina (Lena Olin), a seductive and elusive artist. However, Thomas's understanding of love and commitment is challenged when he meets Tereza (Juliette Binoche), a sexually naive and innocent young woman who captures Thomas's fancy on an out-of-town business trip. When Tereza appears on his Prague doorstep, Thomas lets down his guard and allows the young woman to stay with him, breaking all his rules regarding the dangers of seductive entanglement. Despite his numerous affairs, Thomas falls deeply in love with Tereza, and they eventually marry. Sabina accepts Thomas's marriage to Tereza, but Tereza cannot accept Thomas's many lovers and is deeply hurt by her sly husband. Tereza's own sexual awakening and creative spirit is at the core of the film, as she is undeniably captivating to both Thomas and Sabina, who becomes her friend and artistic mentor. The three become involved in an intense love triangle that is eventually shattered by the violent Soviet invasion of 1968. Tereza's burgeoning photographic passion is documented in a creative black-and-white montage of the invasion, beautifully crafted by cinematographer Sven Nykvist. This captivating and brilliant literary adaptation is a subtle and complex character study in which Daniel Day Lewis, Lena Olin, and Juliette Binoche give magnificent lead performances.