Cinematic Era: 2001 Vintage

A groundbreaking documentary on an age-old mystery, The Bermuda Triangle covers more than a million miles of ocean that seem to defy explanation. Over the last century alone hundreds of ships and aircraft have simply vanished without a trace. For the first time we reveal the science behind the fiction. With never-before-seen footage, we talk to the experts and eyewitnesses, analyze the reports and we dive to the bottom of the ocean in our efforts to unravel the mystery of the Bermuda Triangle.

A film about Maya Kanko Hotel [摩耶観光ホテル] in Kobe, known as one of the three most ruins in Japan. In this film, Sekine depict the building, which was built with a boat motif, as an “abandoned ship sinking into a mountain”.

Joseph is a young Spanish sent to the Caribbean for a Japanese multinational to set up a pig farm patanegra. However, once there, you will encounter the endemic problems of the region: drug dealers, terrorists, paramilitaries.

Acclaimed comedians David Baddiel and Frank Skinner star in this hour of live, uncensored, and unscripted hilarity. This release compiles the best moments from their 2001 run at London's West End.

The sequel to Cyber Sentai Justy One ACT II.

TJ Owens leads a simple life. Barely making a living as a nighttime security guard in Chicago, TJ wiles away his nights betting on football games, playing practical jokes, and smoking pot. Nothing seems to kickstart TJ’s life. That is until one night during a bitter winter storm. Trapped in a cold, desolate warehouse with an escaped serial killer known for mentally torturing his victims before decapitating them, TJ must do whatever it takes to survive. A typical work night at the warehouse abruptly turns into a bizarre game of cat and mouse. Suddenly TJ’s run-of-the-mill life careens off its track. Nothing is as it seems, and he finds himself trying to match wits with one of the wittiest serial killers around.

Filled with interviews with the production team, the featurette covers the story's development, the film's style and look, and even has the original Japanese teaser.

The Naked Dance is the first documentary about America's legendary legal red-light district that thrived in New Orleans from 1898 until World War I. Storyville got its name when Alderman Sidney Story attempted to clear up the New Orleans waterfront by restricting prostitution to a specific neighborhood. To his chagrin, the area was dubbed "Storyville," and it was so known until the U.S. Navy closed it for good in 1917.

When rancher Alberto meets "Fanny", a sheep on his farm, a love is born and Baa-aa-ad things begin happening.

An utterly ordinary middle school, during an utterly ordinary class. It’s the fourth period just before lunch break, and almost none of the students have any focus left. Yet among them, one boy stands out as especially absent-minded: Nobuo Ōyama. He’s suffering from a brutal stomachache, desperately holding back something that absolutely must not come out here and now.

A deadly red tide concocted by Professor Pinch and the evil squid Krakken threatens the reef village where the Finely family lives. When King Pacificus intervenes and offers an unlikely shelter of protection, he teaches the reef fish about trust and forgiveness.

There are strange things done in the midnight sun.

The exploits of the serial strangler “The Skull” have been dramatized on a new fetish video, “Peek-A-Boo…Then I Strangle You!” Director Claude Blackwell has produced a tape detailing the strangler’s encounters with three beautiful women with a shocking twist ending!

In a miserable and obscure future, the democratically elected super-president gives to the entitled the state pussy: every head of the family is entitled, free of charge, at the age of eighteen, to a suitably lobotomized real domestic woman to marry.

In January 1984, the iconic Marquee Club, London was the venue for a magnificent performance by the Climax Blues Band. Featuring original members Peter Haycock and the late Colin Cooper, the group played to a full house their unique blend of blues and soft-rock. US and UK Top 10 hit 'Couldn't Get It Right', 'Going To New York' and 'Blackjack And Me' were recorded for the 'Live From London' series.

This documentary features Islesford Island, Maine, one of many small but inhabited islands off the east coast of America.

Filmed every day during the final four weeks of the Berlin Film Museum’s construction.

A tour through the mind of obsessive collagist and front yard artist Richard Tracy. While confined to a psychiatric ward at age 50, "Richart" Tracy made this discovery: "If you want to get out of the hospital - start making art like this. They will get rid of you - fast!" Seventeen years later, he's turned three residential lots into a massive black and white maze of his visions. This documentary takes a trip through his yard, art, methods and his mind. Wait until you see what he keeps in his basement!

See Ricky Martin as you have never seen him before: up close and personal. Travel with him on his sold-out European concert tour. Feel like you're a part of the exuberant crowds that dance and sway to his mesmerizing rhythms and gyrations as he performs his songs in different venues across Europe. Swoon to his sultry songs and sensual charisma in this exhilarating production featuring eight great performances and a bonus video clip. A must-have collector's video! Songs: No Puedo Mas, Bombom De Azucar, Nada Es Imposible, A Medio Vivir, Susana, Dime Que Quieres, Maria, Te Extrano 2. 70 minutes.

Mexican feature film

Ghosts of matter, luminous traces, original worlds, made of internal sedimentations, surface, merge, vanish.

The production of cultural meaning, and of value, takes on a number of associations in "Krumpira Krumpira" ("Potatoes, Potatoes"), from 2001. The film pictures the artist selling cakes - a substitute for the standard plebeian foodstuff, bread - in the middle of a deserted, snowy forest landscape.

“The Dark Room” is homage to a 16th century apparatus, camera obscura. I tried to create a uniquely cinematic sensory experience. The views of Pacific Ocean could provide the powerful sense of moving water as mass and volume.

Scenes from the life of an aging homosexual couple - Wilfried Friedrich and Kurt "Kuddel" Schmidt. A relationship-comedy and at the same time, a trip into the German past and provincial life. The two men lead a life full of passion for trivial things, and they lead a pretty good marriage. Their story began before the fall of the Wall: one was a salesman in the west, the other was a waiter at a train station restaurant in East Berlin. The days of employment are long gone and the two men, both in their mid fifties, are confronted daily with the question of the meaning of life. They occupy themselves with various hobbies, like mini-golf, gardening, grilling, and above all, various well-maintained collections. For example, records, video cassettes, decorative plates, model trains, letters, and secret police files. Wilfried and Kuddel open closets to display their unbelievably well-organized collection of things and are themselves overwhelmed by all the memories.

Giant apples appear in a city, and when people eat them, new apples start to grow from their heads.

Уникальный синтез боевика и любовной истории. Главный герой – преуспевающий бизнесмен принимает на работу молодую, очаровательную девушку. Он и не подозревает, что за ангельской внешностью скрывается настоящий демон, и теперь его жизнь может прерваться в любую минуту…

Provides a look back at the history of the former East Germany and what remained after it's collapse, a topic now rarely revisited in the media.

An incantatory exercise of a balancing act on the rocks of an invested place, camera in hand at knee height, uttering by heart in the physical breath, a poem - which became, following his death, a tribute to Louis-René des Forests.

Giuda is an experimental film by Flavio Sciolè

Yasmine and Rachid, two young Parisians children of Algerian immigrants, are in love and live a quiet life in France. One day, Rachid disappears and Yasmine learns that he is in Algeria. She decides to follow him, in that country that she does not know, that is filled with violence. As she travels looking for Rachid, she falls deeper into the horror of a country where nothing seems normal, another world, where death is ever present.

A modernist capital, from the geological formation of the Central Plateau to the present day, passing through the saga of its construction. Brasília is the result of a genius generation that wished to recreate Brazil, then still archaic, slave and colonial, in a modern, authentic and utopian Brazil.

Mohammad, a boy who sells newspapers and has a great passion for football, goes to watch football matches with a young man named Moslem, a street vendor, despite his father's strong objections. One day, Mohammad accidentally finds out that Hossein, the leader of the fans of his favorite soccer team, is in need of money to pay his overdue rent. Mohammad tries to help him in place of Moslem, who is a close friend of Hossein, but he doesn't have enough money. Then he encounters Javad Zarincheh, who gives him the money needed for Hossein. When Mohammad's father learns about his son's selflessness, he tries to rescue Moslem, who has recently been imprisoned.

A young man's search for understanding leads to abduction and tragedy.

Updated Diary (Revised Diary): 1990 - 1999, is a continuation of the director's series Diary: 1973-1983, which deals with the director's family, Israel, and his country of origin, Brazil.

Recorded at Canecão in 2001, this historic show celebrates Maria Bethânia's 35-year career with guest appearances from MPB. The DVD also shows testimonials from various artists and the soundtrack that was the beginning of this great and memorable party.

Classic Chuck and Ted E. Bear routines accompanied with the renegade band of puppets you wouldn't want to meet on a dark night!

Paolo Villaggio, tender and gruff at the same time, recalls his entire life in a long autobiographical stream of consciousness.

Three young siblings flee from their house after Rudrapratap's henchmen murder their father. However, one of them gets lost while the other two reach Kolkata, where a teacher gives them shelter.

We depicting the never ending cycle of construction and demolition in the human consumption. It was exhibited at re-constructed disaster area in Kobe.

David Lipson hints disturbingly at the potential for childhood cruelty in this technically ingenious encounter between a little girl and a monkey.

Fernando is a shy boy who covers his face with a mask and communicates only with cards. His fairy godmother transform him an attractive and confident man.

Experimental short combining disturbing images of children with interview snippets of author Peter Sotos.

The Buck Owens Ranch Show was a nationally syndicated half-hour TV series that ran from 1966-1972. Four times a year Buck and the Buckaroos would travel to Oklahoma City's WKY-TV studios to film a dozen or more shows that would then be broadcast weekly. The show featured Buck Owens in his prime and showcased the famous "Bakersfield Sound." Volume 2 includes air dates from March 1966, September 1966 and August 1970.

In the summer of '53, an expatriated trio of young Americans founded the international literary quarterly, The Paris Review. Guided by George Plimpton, we roam the streets and cafés of Paris, glimpse the expatriate literati world of the 50s and 60s, and step into the bustling New York offices of the Review, meeting people, past and present, who remain central to this singular literary endeavor.

Choreographer and interpreter for the Nederlands Dans Theater, Lionel Hoche likes to depict twin universes and dual life histories. In a sixties-style apartment, furnished with brightly coloured objects, two men face each other. While a smooth melody distils syncopations and undulations, the dancers have fun diverting everyday objects from their customary use. This dreamy, playful and amorous atmosphere leads to all kinds of visions and enchantments.

Bacardi vs. Blitz Carnage vs. Ironman Battle Royal (For Championship)

Short film by Romanian director