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- At a Hong Kong shopping center, Buck Yuen's (Jackie Chan's) intuition warns him. He saves a robbery's loot and gets on television, ends up in Istanbul via South Korea, and accidentally becomes a spy. Fortunately, he knows Kung Fu.
- Albania 1958: A boy and girl grow up together in the same village. They are the best of friends. LUANA is the daughter of a well respected man, AGIM the son of traitors who were banned from the city by the communists. Despite these adverse circumstances, the two maintain their friendship over 10 years. As a young woman Luana experiences more and more to be a woman is a curse and takes unusal actions end her situation as a victim and gain power to decide for herself.
- Narrated by Academy Award nominee Eric Roberts, "Faulkner: The Past Is Never Dead" is about the Nobel-prize writer William Faulkner who has not only shaped the American literary canon but also America's conversations about race. Faulkner's "unflinching gaze" examines issues of race relations, equality, and civil rights-themes that speak powerfully to modern day. Born to a family of segregationists, Faulkner manages to confront his views about Black Americans and racial equality in his literary works. He includes more Black characters than his contemporary white writers and depicts them with a level of specificity unmatched at the time. However, how much was Faulkner able to escape his past? How should modern audiences approach a sometimes problematic subject? The film situates these questions in a rich telling of Faulkner story that combines historically accurate re-enactment scenes created using Faulkner's words, animated recreations of Faulkner's literary world and drawings, and conversations with Faulkner's family and the world's leading experts.
- A young hockey player becomes an overnight star of the Toronto Maple Leafs and falls in love with a beautiful young singer. Their relationship is plagued by his "jock" nature and decadent lifestyle.
- Has Adult become so mainstream and excepted part of today's society? Anita Thomas stepped from modeling into full length feature adult films and lived to tell about it. This is a REAL look into the ever secret world of ADULT FILM, and how to survive in. A true documentary from an African American at the top of her game to now thinking about a NEW Radio Show and Comic Books, and Comic Con's. Saying good bye to the Adult Industry. This is a MUST see for fans of Adult Films and even more so for the die hard Carmen Hayes fans.
- In her quest to find Freedom a vulnerable divorcee falls for a down-and-out cowboy she meets in Las Vegas. The price she pays to make his life better destroys his pride and takes a toll on her soul.
- An operatic comedy about two neighbors with three things in common: they share a bathroom wall, a love of opera and a habit of taking their meals in the bath.
- A show about an adorably hateful British woman living in Canada, trying to make her way through the world one miserable morning at a time. Rise 'n Shine Og is a comedic web series that chronicles the life of a lovable but crude 20 something slacker Brit living in Canada. Each webisode begins with our leading lady, Og, rising out of bed to meet the day. As is the case with all of us, some of Og's days start out on the right foot and some (most) do not, but regardless of how it begins she always manages to give the day an interesting spin... or does the day manage to give her a spin? Hmmm.
- Is living in the big city as impersonal and lonely as some say? Why is it so hard for New York women to find Mr. Right? This charming documentary follows Annie, Leigh and Laurie, three single women who know what they want, on their quest to find Mr. Right.
- The Missed centers on a small family-a single mother and her two kids-and the unfortunate aftermath of unacknowledged mental health issues, primarily depression. It touches on how unresolved trauma could shift the natural course of events within a household for the worse, and oftentimes affect those whom we least expect to succumb to the pain. In this case, we see the family age in front of us, repeating their routine dinners in a neighborhood diner with little to no conversation. With every passing year, they become increasingly glum and the mother weak. There is undoubtedly an elephant in the room, but will they acknowledge it before it's too late?
- The idea at the base of the project is to let cohabit two apparently opposite worlds: the old, orally handed sardinian chants with an unstructured serial aesthetic very close to the mysticism of the Tibetan mandalas and the digital fractal decomposition of the space. The research tents to re create a world of abstract images that nevertheless shelter the elements of recognizability of the singers. They are portrayed almost like glass icons of an Escher like cathedral window, or through a mirror-like pop lens. The result is a moment of absolute suspension and classic-like estrangement. The digital attitude is, yes, used to transform the shape and the body of the singers but with an extreme cure in the attempt of translating and respecting that ancient ancestral feeling that this singing recalls.
- An elderly woman who was sexually abused as a child seeks revenge on child molesters after the death of her perpetrator, a successful artist. She soon realizes that the initial satisfaction of revenge clashes with the reality of her actions. Will she decide to go forward with her plot, or cease her criminal ways?
- Blanca Flores has life all planned out, or so she thinks. As she contemplates her future, she finds a pair of antique baby shoes with a mysterious name written on the soles. She goes on a quest to find out more about the shoes and the person's name, "Miss Sophia," who died in 1880; going so far as traveling to the city in which she died. Not until she's at the grave site does she learn that it's not what you find, it's why you find it.
- A Swiss woman has a pen pal in a death row of a prison in Texas. She builds up a long and intense relationship to him and so, intensively and personally committed, she brings in some humanity in this machinery of prison. In this way she tries to fight against death penalty.
- Every traveler knows this feeling: moving landscape, rhythmical rumble of the train and a head full of thoughts. Time slows down encouraging an inner journey, as a lonely woman sinks deeper and deeper into her memories. She is traveling to her family: to an absent husband and her child whom she can't learn to miss. She's coming back but in her thoughts she's traveling again. Space-time turns, departures and returns mix into a confusing life journey. In the empty train drama slowly evolves.
- The director takes us through the meaning of home and family in this self autobiographical short documentary.
- Filmed over 3 years in the last remaining pristine archipelagos of the world, 'Underwater Metropolis' is a powerful and unique portrayal of life in the most densely populated underwater habitats. Provocative and stimulating, this natural history epic explores the relationships between residents and uncovers the truth of how they maintain harmony, in the busiest, most chaotic landscape on earth.
- 1985: MTV, widespread unemployment, Goths, punks, heroin junkies, AIDs and Vampires. An evil awakens to the intoxicating scents of fear, unhappiness and new blood. Can Greggie Hindmarsh, a young drug addict, find the strength to be a hero?
- A submarine introspection where the depth of the sea is not only the expanded unconscious maker of oneiric visions. It is rather a playful place made by audiovisual calambour and ballets. Between acid colored expressionism and hypnotic apparitions of abyssal creatures the question is: are we in or out the aquarium?
- What do you see when you think of Japan? Do you see Temples and gardens, Geishas and cherry blossoms, high rise buildings and masses of people on streets and on trains? Japan is all that - and most amazingly - Japan is a combination of all that. This culture embraces the marriage of the traditional with the modern in a way that is unique and fascinating, awe-inspiring as well as frightening. This film shows Tokyo with its busy streets and chaotic architecture. Both in daylight as well as at night, this mega city is colourful and vibrant. Tokyo can be rather ugly with its seeming lack of urban planning, but viewed from above as well as at street level Tokyo is a fascinating city with many different facets. Then there is Kyoto, the old capital with its thousands of temples and shrines. In the film Kyoto takes on the traditional role with Maikos (young aspiring Geishas) on their "coming out day", temple gardens and its most famous symbol, the Golden Pavilion. The third aspect of Japan is its natural beauty, depicted in the film by cherry blossoms, fields of flowers and bamboo forests. Last but not least it is the music that gives the film its distinct form. The music is derived from the title melody of a Japanese TV series called "Zatoichi", about a blind Samurai who helps the poor and fights the bad.
- In order to get tickets to the Fraggle Rock Reunion Tour Og covers a shift for Beth at The Lunch Doctor where she meets her co-worker for the day the spasmodic, enthusiastic and possibly psychotic Brooklyn who is certain that she and Og are meant to be lifelong BFF's.
- The course of true lov...ike never did run smooth. Nothing could be more true when Og meets Jess' family for the first time and while we may expect to learn a great deal about Jess' background it is actually the mystery of Og that begins to unravel.
- In a burst of enthusiasm and good intentions, Og has signed herself up for a yoga class. An angry father-daughter duo, injuries and mistaken identities prove to be less of a challenge for Og than actually getting through the classroom door.
- Heidi Gallos had a tough life in her earlier job as a stripper where she learned to stand one's ground and how to handle intrusive men. She became a declared feminist and moved to Linz where she opened a women-only Pole Fit Studio. There she teaches what she has learned to women who are interested and keen on sports. It is obvious that not everyone welcomes her teaching pole dance, but nobody expected she could be murdered for this. In their investigations, Joe (Katharina Stemberger) and Ben (Daniel Gawlowski) encounter desperate wives, hurt vanities and helpless men.
- Episode One Lisa McKeown and Lisa Anita Wegner talk about who they are and why they came together to create She's Gotta Have It. Podcast. They talk about film and television with a focus on the female gaze and female desire and how much they love burgers and chocolate.