New DVDs include Margaret Cho's 'Assassin'

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 New DVDs include

            Margaret Cho's Assassin
 
 Outtraveler Staff 
          
          Nov 07, 2005
          
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       Margaret Cho's
            latest comedy concert film,  Assassin , makes its DVD debut on Tuesday,       November 8, from
            Koch Vision. The DVD includes almost 90 minutes of bonus
            materials including two short films, a belly-dancing
            segment, and the       opening act from out comedian Bruce
            Daniels. Also hitting video store       shelves Tuesday is
            the Swiss comedy  As Luck Would Have It  (Picture This!) about       a closeted university
            professor who suddenly finds himself the foster       father
            of a 17-year-old.     
 
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New DVDs include
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