DESCRIPTIVE VIDEOS - Braille Institute

Gregory Peck won an Oscar for his portrayal of a small-town southern lawyer
who defends a falsely accused black man, while trying to raise two spirited
children. A deeply moving, first-rate family drama. (Based on the book of the
same title by Harper Lee, BR 12850 and RC 36414.)
Too Late for Tears
DVS 415
When a married couple finds a satchel of cash in their convertible, Alan guesses
it’s dirty and wants to turn it in. But Jane insists on waiting a few days to find out
if anyone's looking for it. Elizabeth Scott, Arthur Kennedy and Dan Duryea star
in this gripping film noir drama about the root of all evil.
A Train of Dreams
DVS 344
When a violent young tough (Jason St. Amour) is jailed, he discovers that life
behind bars can be as mean as life in the streets. But a wise teacher helps him
begin to take responsibility for himself.
The Trial
DVS 419
Orson Welles directed this film about a young man (Anthony Perkins) who wakes
up one morning to find himself under arrest for unspecified crimes against which
he’s obliged to defend himself. With Jeanne Moreau, Romy Schneider and Orson
Welles as the young man’s lawyer. (Based on the classic novel of the same title
by Franz Kafka, BR 12290 and RC 49000.)
Tulsa
DVS 255
A rancher's daughter fights a one-woman war in oil-field country. She wins the
struggle and builds an oil empire. Set at the height of the Oklahoma oil boom in
the 1920s, this explosive drama stars Susan Hayward and Robert Preston.
Urge to Kill
DVS 307
A town is torn apart when a high school football star returns home two years after
pleading insanity in the murder of a popular cheerleader. Fine performances by
Karl Malden, Holly Hunter, Shirley Knight and William Devane.
Virus
DVS 308
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