| Country of Origin: |
 United States |
| Production year: |
2001 |
| Directors: |
J. J. Abrams, Ken Olin, Mikael Salomon |
| Rating: |
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| UPC [Locale]: |
Disc ID: F6DC-0BBF-A355-267A  
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| Running time: |
2:28 (148 Min.) |
| Casetype: |
Unknown |
| Format: |
Color, 1.78:1 Anamorphic Widescreen |
| DVD-Format: |
Single-Sided, Single-Layered |
| Released: |
September 29, 2003 |
| Collection type: |
Owned (#11226) |
| Status: |
Available |
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| Purchase date: |
March 02, 2009 |
| Purchase price: |
Hidden |
| Review (movie): |
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| Review (video): |
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 Overview |
DISC ONE
PILOT – "Truth Be Told"
Grad student Sydney Bristow's unique after-school job as an agent for SD-6, a top-secret division of the CIA, means hiding the truth. After being warned not to share her true identity with Danny, her fiancé, she tells anyway. Her life is spun sideways when he is murdered. If that weren't enough, she discovers that SD-6 is not part of the CIA, but an enemy of the United States, and her own father, Jack, might be a double agent.
EPISODE 2 – "So It Begins"
Bent on destroying SD-6 with the aid of Vaughn and the CIA, Sydney returns to SD-6 and is ordered to Moscow to retrieve some stolen files. But when Sydney discovers that she has inadvertently given SD-6 access to a nuclear weapon, she is forced to travel to Cairo and face a deadly foe. Meanwhile, Will begins to question the circumstances surrounding Danny's death, and Sydney learns of her father's involvement in the murder.
EPISODE 3 – "Parity"
SD-6's Sloane sends Sydney and partner Dixon to Madrid to steal a lockbox containing a sketch with what appears to be digital code – drawn in the late 15th century by a seer named Milo Rambaldi. An opposing Russian agency is also in the hunt, and Sydney discovers that she is up against Anna Espinosa, her deadly K-Directorate rival. |
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DVD Covers
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Alias: Season 1: Disc 1
English
Dolby Digital 5.1
Spanish
Italian
Commentary
Dolby Digital Mono
Danish
Finnish
Norwegian
Swedish
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