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A drama based on the experiences of Agu, a child soldier fighting in the civil war of an unnamed African country. This version is a 2-disc collection with additional features. Although not rated, you should probably consider it as rated R.

Beasts of the Southern Wild, starring Quvenzhané Wallis and Dwight Henry (2012) Rated PG-13 Teeming with magic, beauty and pure joy, this crowd-pleasing winner at the Sundance Film Festival has emerged as one of the year's most acclaimed films. Newcomer Quvenzhan‚ Wallis delivers an "Oscar-worthy performance" (Philadelphia Daily News) as Hushpuppy, the six-year-old force of nature in an isolated bayou community. When her tough but loving father Wink (Dwight Henry) succumbs to a mysterious malady, the fierce and determined girl bravely sets out on a journey to the outside world. But Hushpuppy's quest is hindered by a "busted" universe that melts the ice caps and unleashes an army of prehistoric beasts.

Becoming Bulletproof, starring Alec Bandler (2016) Not Rated BECOMING BULLETPROOF documents the making of an original Western film called, Bulletproof. Bulletproof features actors with and without disabilities who meet every year at Zeno Mountain Farm (ZMF) to write, produce and star in original short films. [ZMF]'s philosophy is to create a truly inclusive community that builds genuine friendships that transcend stigma and stereotypes. For them, their films aren't about making a statement; 'It's all about making awesome movies.' Inside the whirlwind film making process ... Becoming Bulletproof chronicles the genesis of a riveting film and a personally and socially transformative experience. The film captures the essence of artistic expression through vibrant human bonds and powerful insights. As one of the actors says: 'I do not want pity because I have a disability, I just want to be understood. I want disability to have a seat at the table in pop culture.'