Gloria Jean’s Coffee Istanbul
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$19.52
Gloria
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$23.2
GLORIA
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$23.71
In ISTANBUL, Nobel Prize winning author Orhan Pamuk has written a mesmerizing blend of memoir and ode, a book that is simultaneously about Pamuk`s adolescence in Istanbul and about the nature of the city itself. Pamuk paints Istanbul as a lovely but melancholic world, a place always yearning to be something other than it is, haunted by its glorious past, a shadow of something wonderful.
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$51.27
Explores the role of Joan of Arc in the ancient prophecies of Merlin and her mastery of the ancient pagan religion of Europe.
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$24.67
Disc 1:Gloria: 1. (Allegro vivace)Gloria: 2. (Andante)Gloria: 3. (Vivace e ritmico)Magnificat: Magnificat anima meaMagnificat: Of a Rose, a lovely RoseMagnificat: Quia fecit mihi magnaMagnificat: Et misericordiaMagnificat: Fecit potentiamMagnificat: EsurientesMagnificat: Gloria PatriPsalm 150
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$17.68
Aysa Kazanci grows up in Istanbul with her four crazy "aunts": a Muslim seer, a nationalistic historian, a feminist, and a tattoo artist who is actually her biological mother. To escape her maddening family, Aysa frequents the coffeeshops and becomes friends with a subversive cartoonist. Meanwhile, her uncle Mustafa has grown up in America and ignores his Turkish heritage. Mustafa marries an Armenian woman, who has a daughter, Armanoush, from a previous marriage. When Armanoush travels to Istanbul she and Aysa become friends, but the Kazanci family is stunned to hear Armanoush tell stories of the Turkish atrocities committed against the Armenians. Elif Shafak, a Turkish novelist who has faced criminal charges for addressing Turkey`s Armenian genocide, spins a delightful yarn about history, family, and the complex cultural tapestry of contemporary Istanbul.
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$12.78
Gloria is thrilled when she goes to the store to buy an onion and meets Dr. Grace Street, an astronaut. It’s there that Dr. Street tells Gloria to have confidence in herself and that the big things aren’t always as big as they seem. But Gloria doesn’t really understand Dr. Street’s advice. Right now her problem seems gigantic. It’s the beginning of fourth grade and Gloria can’t do anything to please her teacher, Mrs. Yardley, who roars and hisses like the Dragon of Doom. When Gloria writes a report about meeting Dr. Street, Mrs. Yardley doesn’t believe her. Gloria knows she’s telling the truth. How can she prove it?
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Disc 1:Fuego Con FuegoMe R o De TiSobrenaturalNo Al Alguacil – (featuring Paulino Rubio)Vestida De Az carPuede Ser AmorCambio Y FueraLa NocheY Ahora Te SorprendesDespi rtameQue Decisi n Tan FatalFanRecostada En La CamaEsa Hembra Es MalaDetr s de C maras: Me R o de Ti/Me R o De Ti [Video]/Alcanzando la Gloria [EPK] [Bonus Materials]
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Soli Deo Gloria
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$24.66
Writer-director John Cassavetes presents one of his most touching motion pictures with this story of the unlikely bond between a cynical New Yorker and a young boy. Gloria (Gena Rowlands), the quintessential tough-talkin' dame–complete with time in prison and ties to the mob–has put those days behind her, now living a quiet, solitary life. That changes when the Mafia marks her neighbors for death and Gloria is asked to care for their young son, Phil (John Adames). She reluctantly agrees, but because the boy knows incriminating information, they must immediately go into hiding, which takes them on a journey through New York City and ends up sparking a mother-son bond that neither could have ever expected. Cassavetes creates an empowering female role with Gloria, and Rowlands (his real-life wife) runs with it, making her transformation from bitter ex-criminal to overprotective, yet still tough, mother figure seem honest and believable. It is this budding maternal relationship that gives the film a sweetness even amid the gun smoke.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreen – 1.85Audio: Dolby Digital Mono – EnglishAdditional Release Material: TrailersInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Selection
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A new addition to the popular series for travelers shares insider information on sites of interest and local accommodations in accordance with a range of budgets, in a resource that offers insight into Istanbul`s culture and ancient Ottoman heritage. Original.
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