A good week for 'art house' and independent films on DVD, starting off with The Believer a harsh and powerful look at anti-semitism which beat Memento for the grand prize at Sundance a couple years back, Paramount's Bloody Sunday [Review] a stand out look at the tragic Sunday in 1972 Ireland Columbia Tri-Star's The Crime of Padre Amaro an Oscar nominated Mexican film that got the Catholic Church up in arms, Universal's A Night at the Golden Eagle - Adam Rifkin (Detroit Rock City) goes indie with a film that got lots of raves but little distribution, HBO's Real Women Have Curves [Review] - yet ANOTHER Sundance smash worth checking out on DVD, and finally Artisan's phenomenal documentary Standing in the Shadows of Motown a DVD you simply shouldn't miss!