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Stealing Beauty (DVD, 2002)

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Experience the captivating tale of "Stealing Beauty" on DVD, a romance that will leave you enchanted. With a widescreen edition, the movie's breathtaking visuals are more immersive than ever. The film features an alluring performance by Liv Tyler, alongside Jeremy Irons and Frank Welker, under the direction of Dennis Gansel. Released in the year 2000, this DVD carries an NR (Not Rated) classification, making it suitable for audiences of all ages. It includes English subtitles, ensuring accessibility for all viewers. Whether you're a romance aficionado or a drama enthusiast, "Stealing Beauty" promises a poignant journey that resonates with fans of both genres.

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When 19-year-old Lucy Harmon (Liv Tyler) arrives in Tuscany, wondering about her mother (a recent suicide) and still nursing a crush on Niccolo, the local playboy she met on a visit four years earlier, everyone sits up and takes notice--especially director Bernardo Bertolucci, who trains his camera on the ingenue with understandable enthusiasm. The Graysons, who own the artists' colony and villa where Lucy's mother once wrote poetry, take the young girl in, and their guests enjoy the infusion of youth. Perhaps most deeply affected is Alex Parrish (Jeremy Irons), a terminally ill writer who finds Lucy charming and vital. Before such attentions, Lucy's interest in Niccolo (who turns out to be a jerk) quickly fades, replaced by an unexpected mystery regarding the identity of her father and a possible new love. And in a further attempt to understand her mother, Lucy writes light little poems as well. (Bertolucci has her words appear on the screen as she scribbles.) In fact, everything seems light in lush and lovely in Tuscany, which provides a gorgeous setting for the gifted ensemble to play out their intrigues.