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A Few Good Men - Blu-ray

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A Few Good Men (USA, 1992)
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Descriptions and menus are not in Czech
BLU-RAY sound:
english english LPCM 5.1, english english Dolby Digital 5.1, french french Dolby Digital 5.1, hungarian hungarian Dolby Digital 5.1, German German LPCM 5.1, German German Dolby Digital 5.1, polish polish Dolby Digital 2.0
Subtitles BLU-RAY:
english english, english english for the deaf, arabic arabic, bulgarian bulgarian, danish danish, finnish finnish, french french, Hebrew Hebrew, hindské, Dutch Dutch, croatian croatian, icelandic icelandic, korean korean, hungarian hungarian, mandarin mandarin, German German, norwegian norwegian, Portuguese Portuguese, romanian romanian, greek greek, slovenian slovenian, spanish spanish, swedish swedish, thai thai
Lenght:
138 min.
ČSFD rating:
76%
EAN:
5050629459319
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Description:

Two soldiers from the US base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, are accused of murdering a colleague. The case seems exceedingly clear. The military prosecutor's office entrusts the defence of the two accused to Lieutenant Kaffee, a young, ambitious lawyer who is renowned for his exceptionally quick out-of-court settlements. Kaffee wants to advise his clients to plead guilty and extract the lowest possible sentence. But Captain Galloway, charged with overseeing the entire case, is of a different opinion. She believes that the two accused merely carried out the orders of their commanding officer. His belief in his own professional abilities and the fact that his matchmaker is a beautiful young woman persuades Kaffee to attempt the impossible. He decides to prove the defendants' innocence against their will. He knows he's taking an enormous risk. He must gather the necessary evidence and, above all, openly confront the commander of the Guantanamo base, Colonel Jessep, a man with an impeccable military record and connections at the highest levels.


• Commentary by Rob Reiner
• Code of Conduct
• From Stage to Screen