Cinematic Era: 2004 Vintage

The inhabitants of a Pampas town that fell into desolation try to survive, some by working and others resorting to mischief.

Against The Odds describes different forms of resistance that existed in the German concentration camps like: smuggling of medicines, sabotage in weapons factories (especially the large effect it had on the German secret weapons programs), preparations for rebellions and escapes, and the mission of Capt. Pilecki, a Polish officer who purposefully got himself sent to Auschwitz in order to set up an underground organization in that Camp.

God, depicted as a black woman in her kitchen, creates new life and experiments: Dr. Bardot, a brain surgeon overwhelmed by chaos; Esther, mourning her husband; and Lucia, a young girl seeking revenge. Her hands place them in a city, where a solar eclipse transports them to a tropical island. There, Santeria guardian angels guide them to a house by the ocean, where they are prepared for a healing ritual by black albinos, dwarfs, and nuns. The ritual, led by a Babalao, involves sacrifices. God observes the experiment from her kitchen window.

A sensory journey into the world of ecstasy experienced through rhythm and dance.

Vicky, a Casanova with a playboy personality, is given a proposal by Mrs Modi, the wife of a rich tycoon to kidnap her step daughter Sweta and claim a hefty ransom from her husband of which he gets to pocket half. Vicky jumps to the offer and in the process falls in love with Sweta which she is at his mercy and not knowing kidnappping thing is a setup.

Rien ne va plus is a photofilm, a love story between the souls of two people who died at the same time: Igor, a refugee from Azerbaijan, and Kah, the murdered wife of a diplomat. A film about geographical, physical and spectral borders.

Fackklubb 459 - the last battle of the baker, is a Swedish documentary film from 2004 that covers the Food Workers' Union and its last union battle.

Popeye with arch-rival Bluto, in ten colorful cartoons that put the spinach-empowered one through his paces during everything from April Fool's Day to an Election. You'll see Popeye up against a gopher, termites, and a mouse; battling Bluto in the ring; competing for Olive's affections (and vote) as well as taxi fares - and even fathering twins!

With the holidays fast approaching, a group of orphans struggle to understand the meaning of the season while dealing with other life challenges.

In an office world of half light, flickering fluorescent tubing, ringing phones and monotonous paperwork, the residents sit trapped in a state of frustration, inactivity, boredom or semi-consciousness. As the lights flicker, they get on with their chores and tasks, maybe half aware that they may never escape their surroundings for anything better.

Brahms: Piano Concerto No. 1, op. 15; Piano Quartet No. 1 arranged for orchestra by A. Schoenberg

Sie macie ludzie is a documentary about the vocalist of Dżem - Ryszard Riedel. It includes interviews with former band members (those present did not agree to be interviewed), Ryszard's friends, his family, and several archival statements of the singer.

Some of the scenes cut from the final editing of Medea by Pier Paolo Pasolini, fortunately found by L’Officina - a historic Roman film club born in the 1970s - on the initiative of Cinemazero in Pordenone have been preserved and digitized at the Cineteca del Friuli. These materials, with the care of the Pasolini scholar Luciano De Giusti, have been reassembled, accompanied by texts / readings and original music by Paolo Corberi: here are the "Visions of the Medea (traces of a dreamed film)", now a very important document to reconstruct the creative process of production and reliving the poetic / lyrical aura of the film's protagonists and places, including the lagoon of Grado (GO).

An observation about an inept but lovable farm dog.

THE MEN WHO WOULD CONQUER CHINA follows the efforts of wealthy New York investment banker Mart Bakal and his well-connected Hong Kong business partner Vincent Lee as they join forces in an effort to create the perfect mix of economic and political opportunity in China. Bakal is enthusiastic about the extraordinary business opportunity - as he says, "Within 20 years China will equal the U.S. in economic strength and power" - but first he and Lee must figure out how to overcome a frustrating array of cultural and legal obstacles.

"Peep Show" is a strange amalgam of dank noir drama and cheesy journalism, recounting Sam “Momo” Giancana's reign with the Outfit. Styled as a confessional by one of Momo's gunsels, the tabloid tell-all traces the Cosa Nostra's connections first to the fall of Cuba and Kennedy's mob-supported presidency, then to a spreading blight of drug trafficking that swept through Vegas on the way to the White House.

In an achievement of imagination, trance master musician Mr. Peculiar teams with visual artist The Shapeshifter to create a sensory feast of sight and sound. Top-quality 3-D animations are perfectly synchronized and integrated with the audio tracks, capturing the hypnotic energy and varied flavors of trance music in a deliciously psychedelic swirl. Special features include a picture gallery and information about the artists.

Determined to help people die with dignity, Dr. Jack Kevorkian refused to conceal or halt his participation in assisted suicides until the government stopped him with a 1999 murder conviction. This film chronicles his struggles. Through interviews with key players in the trial as well as a prison phone chat with Kevorkian himself, director Anna Terean provides an illuminating study of both the doctor and the politics of euthanasia.

Corey Holcomb was chosen as a contestant on the second installment of the NBC reality television show "Last Comic Standing" by using his no-holds-barred comedic talents that have many calling him the "ghetto version of Dr. Phil." His hilarious advice to those in search of love showcases his acerbic wit and leaves audiences roaring with laughter. Also featured are a backstage interview and Holcomb's tips on setting a romantic scene at home.

An Irishman is obsessed by fire.

Travel by train from Copenhagen to Narvik and from Bergen to Helsinki to see the sites and meet the people. Includes information on the trains, stations, rail passes and discounts, etc.

Still Life gazes unflinchingly at the violence of war, observing the eerie architecture of the West Bank and Gaza Strip collapsed under Israeli occupation. This portrait provides brutal witness to how government sanctioned destruction metes upon structures of home and State. Unlike the mediated images of current warfare, Still Life examines the effects of the destruction of Occupation through the details of cinematic landscapes and its inherent inhabitants. In its relentless questioning reaffirmed with a unique and unremitting soundtrack by composer Zeena Parkins, Still Life forces us to focus on details of devastation.

One man's visit to a changing Dublin.

A film loop of train seats with patterned upholstery, echoing the absent bodies, like sculptures of human beings side by side, with a corner of suburbia showing through the train window.

A promotional animation for the video game "Rockman Zero 3".

Pimpa and her friends are getting ready to celebrate Christmas... After finding the perfect tree, the lovable spotted puppy will decorate it with lots of baubles, prepare delicious treats, and wait for Santa Claus by the fireplace.

A singer begins a love triangle with an actress and a bar girl.

A feature length exclusive interview where you are invited to hear about Caroline Munro's beginnings, her career in modeling and the movies, musics videos and commercials that defined her career.

How Arnold went from Terminator to Governator.

Concert film featuring Tata Young's Japan Tour 2005 ~I Believe~ filmed live at Zepp Tokyo on April 17, 2004.

A short story about a fierce chase between a rat, a dog, and a fully automatic vermin exterminator.

Directed by Sin Silva.

First film of the yakuza series starring Hiroki Matsukata.

A man enters the most dangerous prison in Santo Domingo in search of revenge against the man who killed his son.

Unparalleled 4: The Lost Season is the fourth film in Unparalleled Productions' award winning series of Freeheel films. A different kind of ski film born of a different group of skiers, The Lost Season follows Lorenzo Worsted, Max Mancini, Scott Schield, Ben Dolenc, Mark Sanders, and Ty Dayberry along with rising stars Hilary Larkin, Seth Steffen, Cody Smith, and Decker Jory. Through their talent and enthusiasm for freeheel skiing we see not only possibility, but a zeal for life that affects us all and provides an appreciation for times passed and an awareness for the speed with which we each lose our own season.

-The year is 1963. Lorenzo Rappacini, an Italian scientist who once worked for the fascist, Benito Mussolini, has immigrated to the United States at the behest of the U.S. government to work as an adviser for the newly formed chemical and biological warfare research program headquartered at Fort Dietrich. Amazon Video entry.

Jorge and Laura are about to divorce. Helpless, he witnesses the last moments of Laura's presence in his life: he hears how she packs her things, luggage closing for the last time, the conversation with whoever is picking her up... She says goodbye, affectionate yet firm, and she leaves. And that's it. Jorge stays alone, hearing the sound of the house.

Over forty years ago, one extraordinary American family moved into the most famous house in the world and changed the nature of the Presidency forever. With glamorous Hollywood good looks and two camera friendly children, the Kennedys helped to usher in a youth culture that affected every aspect of American life. From behind closed doors in the White House to intimate family vacations, photography and television took the American public behind-the-scenes into the lives of its most regal...but just how true were the images projected? Featuring photographs that have never been shown before, and rarely seen home movies, this probing documentary captures private moments with the most well-known First Family as well as recollections from former White House staff, journalists, photographers and biographers.

The director questions his parents about their private life, past and present. They belong to a generation marked by misery and oppression, where marriage was "until death do us part". Although they are seen frequently together, they answer openly but alone. It's a portrait of identity, origin, memory - a stunning black and white intimacy.

Léo, a mute boy, behaves increasingly strangely after his father runs over his dog.

A group of Japanese children rebuild a derelict tree-house in the grounds of an old school in the Scottish countryside.

Running with the Herd is a unique and beautiful film. Director Thorfinnur Gudnason and his team bring to life a dramatic tale with sharply defined characters – all of them horses. Stretching the limits of the nature documentary has been Gudnason´s forte and his earlier film, Woodmouse: Life of the Run, has been shown around the world. Here he takes us into the world of horses running wild in the stark but majestic highlands of Iceland. Without humanising the animals in any way, the film tells a story full of drama and emotion, character, danger, and resolve.

Retold and illustrated by Jim LaMarche; Narrated by Patrick Stewart A pair of elves secretly create and amazing pair of shoes for a poor by kindly shoemaker.

DVD with multichannel mixes of the album originally released in 1980.

Klezmer derives from the Hebrew words "Kley Zemer", which refer to the musical instruments (generally, the violin and stringed instruments in general and the clarinet) used to play the traditional music of Eastern European Jews from the XVIth century on. Moni's StageOrchestra is inspired by that music, by its constant change of tones and by the spirit which pervades it, from the sorrowful, monochord which revives the spirit of a synagogue prayer to the explosive joy of songs and dance music created for happier occasions. It is not a faithful reprise of klezmer music or a philological revisitation we propose here, but rather a free use, which maintains the climate and the imprint of several centuries of musical practice, born and developed in close proximity with the Polish, Czech and Byelorussian civilizations and enriched by a fertile exchange with the musical culture of that other diasporic population of Europe, the Gypsy people.

A mysterious film, featuring three Russian cosmonauts heading into space, is found. This document is the only and last trace remaining of these three men. A team of journalists decides to investigate in Kazakhstan to solve the mystery of their disappearance.

The film tells the story of three friends and their long years of drug addiction in a small village of East Germany.

That's Life! Featuring: Leo Romero, Daniel Shimizu, Tony Silva, Gareth Stehr, Mike Rusczyk, Matt Allen, Angel Ramirez, Justin Strubing, Ethan Fowler, and Corey Duffel.

The ninth Warped Tour, a celebration of punk rock, skateboards, and BMX racing, takes a pleasantly nostalgic angle on the long-running, successful summer tour, gathering memories, quotes, and reflections by artists and management alike. Still, it's the music that counts, including the epic leanings of Sum 41's "Over My Head," the catchy rage of Rancid's "Journey to the End of the East Bay," and the Celtic mania of Dropkick Murphys' "Black Velvet Band." Elsewhere, Less Than Jake's nutty horn section on "Ghosts of You and Me," Andrew W.K.'s overbearing and irresistible silliness on "We Want Fun," and Poison the Well's thrash-punk drama on "Botchla" prove galvanizing. Several acts look and sound like rebels in search of a clue, but for the most part the bands on Vans Warped Tour 2003 are musically, as well as socially, compelling.

'Wise old little boy' is a portrait of Phil Elverum (the microphones) and Kyle Field (little wings). Following them on a tour of small towns and unconventional venues, Ryer Banta explores the world of two incredibly unique and creative musicians.

In a world that belongs between the pages of a vintage Archie Comics book, Jane, a typical 1950′s gal walks into the neighborhood soda fountain, where she meets the boy of her dreams, almost.