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• ↓ EMMA – Rachel Portman
• ↓ SKYWARD SPIRIT – James Horner, Simon Rhodes
• ↓ CHETNIKS! THE FIGHTING GUERRILLAS – Hugo Friedhofer
• ↓ THE FRIGHTENERS – Danny Elfman
• ↓ COYOTE VS. ACME – Steven Price
• ↓ THE FALL OF A NATION – Victor Herbert
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"The mid-1990s were an extraordinary time for Jane Austen on screen. Within a remarkably short period audiences were treated to Roger Michell’s Persuasion, Ang Lee’s Sense and Sensibility, Andrew Davies’s enormously popular BBC adaptation of Pride and Prejudice with Colin Firth, Amy Heckerling’s contemporary Emma reworking, Clueless, and finally this more traditional version of Emma, released theatrically in the summer of 1996. The film was written and directed by Douglas McGrath, who was making his feature directing debut after having earned an Academy Award nomination for co-writing Woody Allen’s Bullets Over Broadway in 1994. It stars Gwyneth Paltrow as Emma Woodhouse, a wealthy, intelligent, confident young woman living in the English village of Highbury who has convinced herself that she possesses an exceptional talent for matchmaking. Unfortunately, Emma understands almost everyone’s romantic feelings except her own. Read more…"

"The death of a great composer usually creates a terrible finality. There may be expanded albums, previously unreleased cues, alternate takes, and new recordings, but the expectation of hearing something genuinely unfamiliar eventually disappears. This is what makes Skyward Spirit, a newly recovered concert work by James Horner, such an extraordinary and unexpectedly emotional gift for people like me, who have been fans of his work for most of our lives. More than a decade after Horner’s death, here is music that feels fresh, vibrant, unmistakably his, and connected to one of the great passions of his life: flying. Read more…"

"The 1943 film Chetniks! The Fighting Guerrillas was originally titled “The Seventh Column” and based on a story by Jack Andrews. The film was conceived as wartime propaganda, intended to show American and global audiences that Hitler’s forces were not invincible. It portrayed the Chetniks as fearless underdogs fighting a guerrilla hit-and-run campaign to liberate their nation under the inspired leadership of General Draža Mihailović. 20th Century Fox greenlit the project and assigned Bryan Foy and Sol M. Wurtzel to production. Louis King directed and co-wrote the screenplay with Jack Andrews and Edward E. Paramore Jr. Philip Dorn starred as Draža Mihailović, joined by Anna Sten as Ljubica Mihailović, Shepperd Strudwick as Lieutenant Aleksa Petrović, Virginia Gilmore as Natalia, and Martin Kosleck as Gestapo Colonel Wilhelm Brockner. Read more…"

"The Frighteners is a supernatural horror-comedy film directed by Peter Jackson, made at the fascinating midpoint between the gleefully disreputable splatter films that established Jackson’s reputation and the enormous fantasy epics that would soon make him one of the most famous filmmakers in the world. Michael J. Fox stars as Frank Bannister, a widowed former architect who, following the traumatic death of his wife, discovers that he can see and communicate with ghosts. Frank turns this ability into a scam: his spectral friends haunt local houses, and he then arrives as a self-proclaimed psychic investigator to “exorcise” them for a fee. Things become considerably less amusing when an apparently supernatural serial killer begins murdering people around town, forcing Frank to confront both the mystery of the killings and the unresolved tragedy in his own past. Read more…"

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EMMA – Rachel Portman

SKYWARD SPIRIT – James Horner, Simon Rhodes

CHETNIKS! THE FIGHTING GUERRILLAS – Hugo Friedhofer

THE FRIGHTENERS – Danny Elfman

COYOTE VS. ACME – Steven Price

THE FALL OF A NATION – Victor Herbert