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June 1 video releases include <i>Gay Weddings</i> and fictional and documentary treatments of Aileen Wuornos (12605)

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June 1 video releases include Gay Weddings and fictional and documentary treatments of Aileen Wuornos

Charlize Theron's Oscar-winning performance as lesbian multiple murderer Aileen Wuornos makes its way to DVD as Monster makes its home video debut on Tuesday, June 1. Also released June 1 from Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment is Nick Broomfield's illuminating documentary Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer, which captures Wuornos's final days behind bars. A lighter documentary debuting the same day is Gay Weddings, the Bravo series that follows gay and lesbian couples on their way to the altar.

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