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We are simultaneously making available two versions of this movies which is on
itunes, one version has been downloaded from itunes UK with english subtitles always on
while this one here is in similar format without burned in subtitles - its MULTISUB
and we have included DTS-HD along with AC3 options for you in the MULTISUB version
indicating as "on itunes" likewise.

Latin quote Terra salutiferas herbas, eademque nocentes
Nutrit, et urticae proxima saepe rosa est.

"The same earth nourishes health-giving plants - and injurious plants
and the rose is often close to the nettle"

Latin quote: Stultitiam dissimulare non potes nisi taci-turnitate
"You conceal folly when you silence the voices of dissent of actually
more merited thinkers instead"

Latin:  
"Suum cuique pelchrum"
Translated: "To every man, it is "his own" sort which is ultimately beautiful
to his own mind"

both videos are 1920 X 816 res 4245k video bitrate (itunes d-l format)
while the hardcoded version we downloaded offers 384k stereo AC3 audio for you
while our MULTISUB version, with the same video res/bitrate has dual audio at 224k
Stereo AC3 and 3200k DTS-HD

subtitles folder language selections below

Arabic Bulgarian Croatian Czech Dutch English Finnish Greek Italian Polish Portuguese Romanian Russian (converted to HD version from DVD version by moviesbyrizzo) and Spanish - no Swedish or German subtitles found yet - sorry

Denver Film Critics Society 2011 Nominee Best Foreign Language Film
National Board of Review, USA 2010 Winner NBR Award Top Five Foreign Films

This movie tells the story of a fight for basic existence and survival
in Africa is for a French family living there at a point in time in
order to farm for coffee exports.

Stars the great genius of Mme Isabelle Huppert whose great acting and presence should
bring a great deal of empathy and sense of caring for her on the part of her audience in
the grief she is confronted with and her suffering generally at odds with her environment
given the conflicts continually shown as are inevitable one might suppose, given the racial
divide that is depicted on that continent equally I suppose, as the planet increases in further
polarizaing, agitating and instigating along with clearly inciting seeming influences all around.

In fact the Black leader in the area of dispute is scripted to say to Isabelle's character
towards the very end that while he empathizes in the tone of his comment, seeming,
the words he uses to convey the gist of the mindset that around there, blondness is
something "simply begging to be pillaged" in his won mind on reading the situation.
Go figure!

Kindly seed - with thanks/merci

Michael Rizzo Chessman
(moviesbyrizzo)