Miramax Home Entertainment Video Store Dealer Reel (1995) | Trailers, Standees, Promo | VHS Screener

A Miramax Home Entertainment VHS screener produced for video store retailers, featuring theatrical trailers and in-store promotional materials including standee ordering information and video store point-of-sale assets — a direct window into how the home video industry marketed films to the people behind the counter. Films featured: Priest (1994) — Directed by Antonia Bird. Written by Jimmy McGovern. Cinematography by Fred Tammes. Music by Andy Roberts. A newly assigned Catholic priest in working-class Liverpool finds himself torn between his vow of silence and a young girl's confession of abuse — while privately wrestling with his own forbidden desires. Stars Linus Roache as Father Greg Pilkington, Tom Wilkinson as Father Matthew Thomas, Robert Carlyle as Graham, Cathy Tyson as Maria Kerrigan, Christine Tremarco, James Ellis, Lesley Sharp, Robert Pugh, Anthony Booth, Paul Barber, Matyelok Gibbs. A PolyGram / BBC Films / Miramax production. US theatrical release: March 1995. Mad Love (1995) — Directed by Antonia Bird. Written by Paula Milne. Music by Andy Roberts. A straight-laced Seattle high schooler (Chris O'Donnell) falls hard for a girl (Drew Barrymore) whose free-spirited intensity masks something far more fragile — and together they hit the road before either of them is ready. Stars Chris O'Donnell as Matt Leland, Drew Barrymore as Casey Roberts, Matthew Lillard, Joan Allen, Amy Sakasitz, T.J. Lowther, Kevin Dunn, Liev Schreiber. A Touchstone / Miramax production. Belle de Jour (1967, Miramax re-release) — Directed by Luis Buñuel. Screenplay by Luis Buñuel and Jean-Claude Carrière, based on the novel by Joseph Kessel. Cinematography by Sacha Vierny. Costume design by Yves Saint-Laurent. A beautiful Paris housewife (Catherine Deneuve) begins spending her afternoons working secretly at a high-class brothel — until a possessive client threatens to collapse the wall between her two lives entirely. Stars Catherine Deneuve as Séverine, Jean Sorel as Pierre, Michel Piccoli as Henri Husson, Geneviève Page as Madame Anais, Pierre Clémenti as Marcel, Francisco Rabal, Françoise Fabian, Macha Méril, Francis Blanche, Maria Latour, Georges Marchal. A Paris Film Productions production. Golden Lion winner, Venice Film Festival 1967. The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill But Came Down a Mountain (1995) — Directed and written by Christopher Monger, based on a story by Ifor David Monger. Cinematography by Vernon Layton. Music by Stephen Endelman. In 1917 Wales, two English cartographers arrive to survey a local peak and deliver the devastating news that it falls sixteen feet short of official mountain classification — setting the entire village against them. Stars Hugh Grant as Reginald Anson, Tara Fitzgerald as Betty, Colm Meaney as Morgan the Goat, Ian McNeice as George Garrad, Ian Hart as Johnny Shellshocked, Kenneth Griffith as Reverend Jones, Robert Pugh, Robert Blythe, Garfield Morgan, Lisa Palfrey, Tudor Vaughan, Hugh Vaughan. A Miramax Films production. AKA: Miramax dealer reel, video store promotional tape, home video screener Tags: Miramax Home Entertainment, video store promo reel, VHS dealer screener, 1990s home video, video store nostalgia, standees, point of sale, Priest 1994, Mad Love 1995, Belle de Jour 1967, The Englishman Who Went Up a Hill, Antonia Bird, Luis Buñuel, Christopher Monger, Hugh Grant, Drew Barrymore, Catherine Deneuve, Linus Roache, Chris O'Donnell, Colm Meaney, video rental era, Miramax Films, behind the counter Sleepover Trading Co. is an independent physical media shop archiving VHS recordings, vintage broadcast television, and rare home video. New uploads weekly. Join the Video Club on Discord:   / discord