DVD premieres for <I>Yes Nurse! No Nurse!</i> and <i>Suddenly</i> on February 22 (15207)

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15207Entertainment News2005-02-19       DVD premieres for Yes Nurse! No Nurse! and Suddenly on February 22     
 
 
       Two acclaimed films of queer interest make their DVD debuts on Tuesday, February 22. Wolfe Video's Yes Nurse! No Nurse! based on a popular 1960s Dutch TV show, is a wildly colorful musical about Nurse Klivia and her rambunctious charges. The Argentine hit Suddenly (Tan de Repente) (Empire Pictures Home Entertainment) follows two young lesbians as they kidnap a frumpy, lovelorn lingerie salesgirl and embark on a series of bizarre adventures cross-country.     
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