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Genre: Suspense & Thriller. Category Political Thriller, Tragi-comedy. Theme: All Washed Up, Members of the Press, Crimes Against Humanity, Out For Revenge. Studio: Weinstein Company. Run Time: 01 hr 41 min. Language: English. Subtitle Language: Spanish. Picture Format: letterbox. Format: Blu-ray. Release Date: November 23, 2010.

Member Rating: This infamously violent British Western stars Gene Hackman as Brandt Ruger, a wealthy rancher who goes away on a hunting trip with a group of friends. While he's gone, a thug named Frank Calder (Oliver Reed) kidnaps Melissa (Candice Bergen), Brandt's wife, under the mistaken impression that she's a schoolteacher and will be able to teach him to read. Despite being taken against her will, in time Melissa begins to develop feelings for Calder, who in his way cares for her more than...

This memoir chronicles the real-life spiritual awakening of a cynical, modern, married-with-children working woman who sought a life with more mystery and tenderness. Compelled by the events of September 11, O'Beirne followed her heart to medieval castles in southern France and pyramids in Teotihuacan, Mexico. On Ireland's holy mountain, her deepest questions were unequivocally answered. But the adventure did not end there. Seeking was the beginning of the path, finding was the gift - then the...

An emerging journalist (Jesse Eisenberg), an experienced cameraman (Terrence Howard), and a discredited reporter (Richard Gere) find their bold plan to capture Bosnia's top war criminal quickly spiraling out of control when a UN representative mistakes them for a CIA hit squad in a light-hearted thriller inspired by Scott Anderson's popular Esquire article. The Weinstein Company provides stateside distribution for a film written and directed by Richard Shepard (The Matador). ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

September 27, 2010: At first glance, during the music and opening sequences of THE HUNTING PARTY, it is difficult to ascertain if the film about to be seen is a comedy or a docudrama about a genocidal maniac. Once the repartee of dialog sets in we realize that journalists require a certain mindset and vantage that allows them to cover war and other atrocities and once that tenor is adjusted the film makes solid sense. Based on a true story by Scott Anderson (a journalist) THE HUNTING...

On the fifth anniversary of the end of the civil war in Bosnia, former hot-shot reporter Simon Hunt (Richard Gere) mysteriously shows up, five years after imploding on live television and disappearing into a self-imposed exile. Reunited with his cameraman, Duck (Terrence Howard), who has been promoted to a cushy studio gig working with anchorman Franklin Harris (James Brolin), Simon convinces Duck to go on a dangerous journey to get an interview with the wanted war criminal known as the Fox (Ljubomir...

Release Date: 2010-11-23, Rating: R (Restricted)

Inspired by true events, "The Hunting Party" stars Richard Gere and Terrence Howard as vacationing journalists who try to track down a missing war criminal in one of Eastern Europe's deadliest regions. What begins as an impulsive reporting adventure immediately turns dangerous, as hostile locals, shady underworld figures and a case of mistaken identity puts them squarely in their target's crosshairs. Amid the bullets and bombs, they discover that getting the scoop is one thing - getting out alive...

The Caveman Who Lost His Spear ... When They "Downsized" and "Restructured His Hunting Party (Paperback)

Genre: Suspense & Thriller. Category Political Thriller, Tragi-comedy. Theme: Crimes Against Humanity, Out For Revenge, All Washed Up, Members of the Press. Studio: Weinstein Company. Run Time: 01 hr 41 min. Language: English. Subtitle Language: Spanish. Picture Format: widescreen. Format: DVD. Release Date: January 22, 2008.

The true story of journalists who try to track down a missing war criminal in Eastern Europe. The action and danger mount as they bluff, con, and blunder their way to a shocking scoop. Subtitles: Spanish.

It is thought that this example was exhibited at The Salon, Paris, in 1841.