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Disco One: An introduction by Barbara Streisand; Audio commentary by Barbara Streisand and co-producer Rusty Lemorande; Deleted scenes; Disc Two: An introduction to disc two by Barbara Streisand; The director's reel featurette; The rehearsal process with materials from Barbara's archives; My wonderful cast and crew featurette; Deleted song storyboard sequences; Barbra's 8mm concept film with option narration; Still galleries
Full Product DetailsDisc #1 -- Yentl
1. Village Life [:14]
2. Forbidden Books [3:27]
3. Against the Rules [1:24]
4. Where is it Written? [3:57]
5. Great Pride and Pleasure [3:23]
6. Transformation [1:41]
7. Papa, Can You Hear Me? [3:07]
8. If Not Now, When? [3:06]
9. Young Scholars [3:42]
10. Come to Bed [6:29]
11. Yeshiva [3:14]
12. This is One of Those Moments [3:17]
13. No Wonder [1:33]
14. Adam and Eve [4:06]
15. The Way He Makes Me Feel [5:48]
16. Avigdor's Pain [1:46]
17. The Replacement [1:57]
18. No Wonder (Part II) [3:51]
19. Hopeless Love [6:36]
20. Tomorrow Night [1:12]
21. ...Is Now Tonight [4:49]
22. Wedding Secret [4:13]
23. Husband and Wife [2:11]
24. Dinner Guest [1:18]
25. Will Someone Ever Look at Me That Way? [2:40]
26. No Matter What Happens [3:59]
27. No Wonder (Reprise) [3:58]
28. Yentl's Secret [:57]
29. More [5:13]
30. Written in My Heart [2:47]
31. A Piece of Sky [:29]
32. End Titles [4:18]
Barbra Streisand's directorial debut, Yentl, is a musical adaptation of a story by the beloved Jewish writer Isaac Bashevis Singer. Yentl (Streisand) is a young woman who wants nothing more than to study religious scripture. She is denied that possibility because she is a woman. She moves, passes herself off as a male named Anshel, and then begins her studies. She becomes close to fellow student Avigdor (Mandy Patinkin), eventually falling in love with him, although she can not reveal her true self as she would then be expelled. Avigdor is in love with Hadass (Amy Irving), but religious law forbids him from marrying her. Avigdor attempts to fix Anshel up with Hadass, leading to Hadass falling in love with Anshel. Yentl received four Academy Award nominations, including two Best Song nods. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide