TY - ADVS AU - Butler,Paul AU - Deakins,Roger A. AU - Guastaferro,Vincent AU - Hausman,Michael AU - Jans,Alaric AU - Johnston,J.J. AU - Klawans,Stuart AU - Macy,William H. AU - Mall,Adolph AU - Mamet,David AU - Mantegna,Joe AU - Nogulich,Natalia AU - Pidgeon,Rebecca AU - Pressman,Edward R. AU - Rhames,Ving AU - Rotholz,Ron AU - Smith,Lionel Mark AU - Stinton,Colin AU - Tulliver,Barbara AU - Wallace,Jack ED - Cinehaus (Firm) ED - Criterion Collection (Firm) ED - Triumph Releasing Corporation. TI - Homicide T2 - The Criterion collection SN - 1604651822 PY - 2009/// CY - [United States] PB - Criterion Collection KW - Jews KW - Cultural assimilation KW - United States KW - Drama KW - Identity KW - Murder KW - Zionism KW - Detective and mystery films KW - lcgft KW - Feature films KW - Fiction films KW - Video recordings for the hearing impaired N1 - Originally produced as a motion picture in 1991; Special features: Audio commentary by writer-director David Mamet and actor William H. Macy; "Invent nothing, deny nothing : five guys from Mamet's Homicide" actors Steven Goldstein, Ricky Jay, J.J. Johnston, Joe Mantegna and Jack Wallace discuss their work with Mamet and the film Homicide; Gag reel; TV spots. Booklet: Essay "What are you, then?" by critic Stuart Klawans; Special features: Audio commentary featuring writer-director David Mamet and actor William H. Macy -- New video program featuring interviews with recurring Mamet actors Steven Goldstein, Ricky Jay, J.J. Johnston, Joe Mantegna, and Jack Wallace -- Gag reel and TV spots -- Booklet featuring an essay by critic Stuart Klawans -- Language: English Dolby digital surround stereo -- Subtitles: English SDH; Music by Alaric Jans ; costume designer, Nan Cibula ; production designer, Michael Merritt ; edited by Barbara Tulliver ; director of photography, Roger Deakins ; executive producer; Joe Mantegna, William H. Macy, Natalija Nogulich, Ving Rhames, Vincent Guastaferro, Rebecca Pidgeon, J.J. Johnston, Jack Wallace, Lionel Mark Smith, Adolph Mall, Paul Butler, Colin Stinton; MPAA rating: R N2 - An inner-city detective is investigating the murder of an elderly candy shop owner and finds odd clues along the way, while at the same time trying to find out who he has become ER -