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TOM HANKS/CATHERINE ZETA JONES - "LE TERMINAL" -- SCELLÉ - DVD NEUF.

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État
Entièrement neuf: Un objet n'ayant jamais été ouvert et dont le sceau du fabricant n'a pas été ...
Language
English
Actor
Catherine Zeta-Jones, Tom Hanks
Movie/TV Title
THE TERMINAL
UPC
0678149191523
Format
DVD
Release Year
2004
Rating
PG-13
Director
Steven Allan Spielberg, Steven Spielberg
Genre
Drama
Edition
Full Screen

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Viktor Navorksi (Tom Hanks) falls into a bureaucratic crack in the system when his plane lands at New York's JFK airport from the fictitious country of Krakozhia. Unbeknownst to Navorski, his country fell prey to a military coup while he was in flight, causing it to be wiped from the map. This effectively renders his passport null and void, meaning he cannot legally enter America, nor return to his now nonexistent home. Barely able to speak English, the hapless Navorski is offered a sanctuary of sorts by kindly staff who allow him to freely inhabit the airport. With little money to his name, Navorski has to quickly shed his feelings of displacement, confusion, and alienation to survive. Fortunately he has a resourceful nature, and makes a meager amount of money for food by returning baggage carts. As time passes he becomes more comfortable with his surroundings, even finding time to pursue a passing stewardess, Amelia (Catherine Zeta-Jones), who has captured his heart. But airport denizens such as customs chief Frank Dixon (Stanley Tucci), who is a constant thorn in Navorski's side, remind him of his outsider status throughout the ordeal.Director Steven Spielberg uses the airport setting of THE TERMINAL to represent a microcosmic view of the immigrant experience in American society. Drawing on a fine performance from Hanks, and a supporting cast who provide plenty of laughs, Spielberg handles some delicate subject matter with an acute sensitivity, providing a heartfelt tale in the process.

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UPC
0678149191523
eBay Product ID (ePID)
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Product Key Features

Actor
Catherine Zeta-Jones, Tom Hanks
Rating
PG-13
Edition
Full Screen
Director
Steven Allan Spielberg, Steven Spielberg
Format
DVD
Release Year
2004
Genre
Drama

Additional Product Features

Region Code
Region 1
Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
Display Format
Full Frame
LeafCats
617
Leading Role
Catherine Zeta-Jones, Tom Hanks
Release Date
20041123
Film Country
USA

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