Cinematic Era: 2004 Vintage

An 8mm home movie inserted into a 16mm frame.

Filmed in collaboration with the United States Air Force, this documentary offers an unparalleled look into the world's most advanced warplane, the B-2 "Stealth Bomber," including a tour of the aircraft and interviews with B-2 pilots and crew. This program also features the history of bomber design and the technological advances that culminated in the B-2, a description of how the bomber eludes radar detection, and more.

The United Kingdom's greatest bone-crushers gather to determine who reigns supreme as they battle for possession of the Ultimate Combat World Title in this collection of thrilling, action-packed matches. The exciting elimination rounds feature controversial Damien Riccio and many others. Sol Gilbert and Matt Ewin go head-to-head in the best middleweight competition, and the female match features Kelli Salone and Dina Van Den Hooven.

White Space was created as a variation on the theme of Creation. The work uses the Creation story of Adam as a guide ("formed man from the dust of the ground"). A human head appears as animated 'dust' as it emerges from and descends into a chalky white pool. While the non-narrative short film can viewed as the original "man" being created, there are also references to science-fiction and the head takes on a ghostly ethereal quality...like an alien being from another planet. Influences of David Lynch as well as the repetitious music of minimalist composers Philip Glass and Steve Reich can also be seen. In addition to directing the video, Jym Davis also appears in the work.

Daniel Galo, Luis Felipe Tovar, Mario Bezares and Victor Hugo Arana co-star as a group of Mexico City urbanites seeking shelter from the storm in this modern-day retelling of the Bible's great flood. Mexican director Eduardo Barraza helms an unconventional mix of comedy and drama, which won acclaim on the international film festival circuit and earned a rep as an audience favorite.

A paediatrician asks Louis 'to brush the teddy's toes', indicating that Louis's own are somehow developing differently... (http://explore.bfi.org.uk/4ce2b8ab5d636).

Musical pioneers Deep Purple helped define hard rock, and this illuminating retrospective helps explain how the band crafted their signature sound, a combination of virtuoso guitar riffs and driving power. Featuring Jon Lord, Ian Paice, Ian Gillan, Roger Glover and Ritchie Blackmore, the live footage shows the group's early development and includes material from "Deep Purple in Rock," the first album with the classic Mark II lineup.

American jazz, for all intents and purposes, began with the innovative, legendary 1920s trumpet solos of Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong. (Even Armstrong's inimitable scat singing became much imitated.) Indeed, the genre owes "Satchmo" a huge and continuing debt. This video contains several of Armstrong's most well-known signature tunes, including "You Rascal You," "Just Because," "When It's Sleepy Time Down South" and others.

Veteran Christian musicians the Rance Allen Group praise the Lord and pump up their fans by performing some of their most popular songs, such as "Miracle Worker" and "Preacher Man." With their R&B-infused gospel sound, the talented group delivers inspirational songs that uplift the soul while getting the body moving. Guest artists Fred Hammond, Kirk Franklin and LaShun Pace join the band for a truly memorable live concert.

Christmas pageants were never so stirring as this eclectic holiday musical celebration featuring Potter's House church pastor Bishop T.D. Jakes and some of gospel music's finest talent, including Darwin Hobbs singing "O Come All Ye Faithful." Also appearing are the Blind Boys of Alabama, Aaron Neville, Beverly Crawford, Mary Mary and, of course, the Potter's House Mass Choir in an inspirational evening of yuletide magic.

Orange County punk rock band Throwdown flings off the gauntlet in this riotous and rowdy romp through their musical history. Find out how the group first got together, how they rose through the punk rock ranks and what fuels their raucous performances. Features behind-the-scenes footage from the Summer Tour of 1999, 2000 and 2001; photos shot in the United States and around the world; a music video for "Forever"; interviews and more.

A tribute to Halifax.

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!

Unified Praise is a live praise and worship album of Christian Contemporary music by the Australian Hillsong Church and English band Delirious?.

"A Thousand Days" is a Live & Unplugged concert recording by Trijntje Oosterhuis, recorded on April 27, 2004 at Panama, Amsterdam. The performance has an intimate and personal character and features a selection of 26 songs, including old hits from her time with Total Touch, tracks from her solo career, her Dutch-language songs, and material from her then-platinum album Strange Fruit.

Atomic Park is a place in the White Sands desert (New Mexico), not far away from Trinity Site, where the first atom bomb exploded in 1945. This national park provides an ambivalent landscape, as well suited for a picnic as for ballistic tests. A white desert, like a natural exhibition hall every movement can provoke diverse interpretations. Like a faint echo we hear Marilyn Monroe's desperate monologue and accusation about man's violence from The Misfits (1961). - Torino Film Festival

TV's Mark Evans relishes a challenge. He's built a supercar from scratch, put together a 200 mph plane and painstakingly restored various rusty wrecks back to their former glory and all in front of television cameras. He's even built his own helicopter. But, in this, his latest quest, Mark takes on a more down-to-earth challenge shared by millions of motorists every year: How to get the best price possible for your car when the time comes to sell. Mark asks a stranger to lend him her 5-Series BMW Estate. It's 12 years old, done 130,000 miles and, although much loved, is in a sad and sorry state. Once bright red all over, the paintwork is now various shades of pink and the car is filthy dirty, inside and out. It's been valued at just £375. What happens next is nothing short of miraculous. Coached by an experienced valeting professional, but using only DIY car cleaning products, Mark and his old friend Pete "Mate" wash, wipe, preen and polish the Beamer beyond recognition.

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This is the definitive independent film review of Whitesnake on film, on record and in concert.

Singer Eva Cassidy died of cancer at a young age. After her death in 1996, her music was only widely picked up and sold. The American was at home in all markets, as can be seen on this DVD; she plays jazz, pop, country and folk together. Covers like What A Wonderful World, Time After Time and Autumn Leaves are beautifully performed in a unique way. The performance was filmed somewhat amateurishly with one camera, 9 months before her death on January 2 and 3, 1996, at the Blues Alley Jazz Club in Washington. The sound is perfect and Cassidy sings flawlessly.

This documentary examines how faith and prayer-based initiatives play into the presidency of George W. Bush.

Turn ANY TV into a high-end aquarium with the Plasmaquarium DVD. The Plasmaquarium DVD features 9 different aquariums packed with dozens of Saltwater and Freshwater fish, Tropical fish, Eel, Koi and even an exclusive SHARK TANK! WOW! How cool will your TV look with a Caribbean Queen shark swimming around in it!

his documentary film, directed by Javier Soto in 2004, focuses on the production history of The Devil's Backbone. It features interviews with Guillermo Del Toro, co-writer Antonio Trashorras, cinematographer Guillermo Navarro, art director Cesar Macarron, unit production manager Esther Garcia, make-up effects designers David Marti and Montse Ribe, and actors Marisa Paredes, Eduardo Noriega, Fernando Tielve, and Federico Luppi, amongst others

At almost 40 years old, Sicilian photographer Letizia Battaglia decided that being a mother and wife, the thing that she was meant to do according to the society she lived in, just wasn’t enough anymore. With great inner strength, she changed her life and became a photojournalist, through which she discovered she had a burning passion for photography and justice.

In this short tribute to silent cinema and Italian cannibal movies, tree huggers start a confrontation with forest workers that turns violent!

he film is devoted to Shanghai, the cultural and industrial capital of East Asia. Shanghai's prosperity began in the first few decades of the twentieth century when the biggest world powers identified their interests in this part of the world.

2004 release

2004 release

It is a Mongolian feature film released in 2004.

Animated adaptation of 40 carefully selected works from Moe Nagata.

A man's house may be haunted.

Young man wakes up in the street and is missing a shoe

A "Kafkaesque" yet true story of ethnic cleansing in Slovenia in the 1990's; achieved not by the sword but by the bureaucrat's pen.

The Woman Alone is based on the story of Akosse Legba, a young Togolese woman who has been a victim of modern slavery in France. The film centers on her memories from her childhood in Togo and her arrival in France. Through her memories we discover the path of someone who always considered herself a woman alone.

Caricature versions of George W. Bush and Colin Powell, each resembling nothing so much as a bobble head doll on a mission, rock out in a very funny send-up that manages to poke fun at the political powers that be, rock musicians of a certain ilk, and the music video genre itself.

Jackie Raynal plays director in a film in the process of being filmed. With great humor, she takes on the role of a filmmaker fighting to adapt a curious story: that of a 19th century countess who is raped by a bear. In periodic voiceover, she ironizes over the foibles of the nightmarish shoot - the fights with the actors, problems with the script and a failing budget - building a satire of the film-world and its vanity.

In the cold chill of January, a werewolf is loosed upon the unsuspecting campus of Ball State University. Many will die. The police will do nothing. And the only ones that can stop its lycanthropic reign of terror are two everyday college students with a long-forgotten love,and a drunken Irish thief with a heart of gold. Fire Assault Pictures presents a feature-length werewolf film that will change the very way you think about student films.

Hard hitting documentary about the police corruption scandal that rocked Los Angeles.

AXIS OF EVIL is an experimental-feature-documentary-essay that features interviews with sixteen artists, scholars, and activists, including Howard Zinn, Daniel Ellsberg, Bernardine Dohrn, Martha Nussbaum, and others, talking about the concept of evil, its usefulness as a framework for US foreign policy, and evils that they've encountered in their lives. The interviews are illustrated with postage stamp art, archival footage, and other elements that interact with, illustrate, and comment on the statements of the interviewees.

The soccer player goes to the hospital to undergo a doping test. They call him on the phone. He hangs up the phone and enters one of the booths of the paternoster. There is already a camera in the booth...

Ana wants to become another woman, even if it means reaching an unimagined extreme.

In a small village of the mountains of Ardèche (Massif central, France), the last public school is about to close. Parents mobilize to maintain this public service.

The film is dedicated to the memory of American surrealist Paul Sharits. Sharits sent Robakowski a film score with a proposal to use it in a film production, but the outbreak of martial law prevented the idea from being realised. The film was not made until 2004. The film was created as a result of a very rigorous, constructivist formal procedure, subordinating specific visual values to the melodic line of the musical piece. During the screening, as the notes of the composition are played, corresponding colours appear on the screen, eight colours that correspond to the notes of Fryderyk Chopin's Mazurka Op. 68 No. 4. The vibration of the changing colours and the radiance of the light create a coherent whole with the composer's nostalgic piece. The colourful fields pulsating to the rhythm of the music evoke, on the one hand, the American's structural cinema and, on the other, show the almost vital energy of colour.

Ireland's foremost chat show host, Hugo Mellon, interviews Mick Jagger and other rock stars.

A migrant worker sends her mother back home bringing a taste of a 'better life' at all cost.

A short video installation by the artist Bin Bai from 2004.

Documentary about Band Aid, the bold 1980s initiative to highlight the plight of starving Ethiopian children. We learn how Bob Geldof recruited artists to record the anthemic single Do They Know It's Christmas?