Cinematic Era: 2005 Vintage

One angry housewife is determined to find a cure for her terminally lazy spouse... even if it kills him!

A doctor is producing something he calls 'the Perfected', a creature that, like Frankenstein's monster, was created from body parts from different people that he hopes will have superhuman powers.

Since PEAU D'ÂNE, cakes have become love potions. Today, to seduce your prince charming, no longer slip into your dough an ugly expensive ring that risks breaking your teeth, but a 100% natural ingredient that good friends can provide you for free... Here, finally revealed, the magical and extraordinary recipe from Madame Peau de Zob, an upstart peasant and bourgeoisie, who sings to us, with the banter of the 1930s, how to make a Cake with Cordom syrup... After OMELETTE and LES YEUX BROUILLÉS, Rémi Lange persists in his vein of culinary art with this three-minute clip which was originally commissioned by Alain Burosse for the 2005 Gay Night on Canal +. This little film was a great success during its screening as part of the 11th Paris Gay and Lesbian Film Festival.

The landscape in which we live has been around longer than we have. And it will still be there after our death. Not that the landscape always remains the same: every generation wipes out the traces of previous generations, and itself leaves new traces behind. This process has been followed for seven years with great detail, craftsmanship and without misplaced nostalgia on Super16 by Eugenie Jansen and Albert Elings. On the banks of the Netherrhine River, between the dike and the river itself, is a stretch of water meadow, Loowaard. In the derelict farmstead lives the last farmer who had cows here, there are remains of a brick factory that no longer has a function, and in the ground, remains have been found of an old Roman encampment. Until recently, the march of progress apparently had left this piece of land untouched. But now the meadows have to make way for the development of new nature.

Explore a battle waged by secret agents and spies on both sides of the American Civil War, the disturbing tales of hidden conspiracies of terror that targeted civilian populations, and how the nineteenth-century engineers of chemical weapons, new-fangled explosives, and biological warfare competed with each other to topple their enemies.

After you witness the stunning Jedi action in Episode III, you can experience it yourself in the Star Wars: Episode III video game. Discover how game developers at LucasArts worked closely on set and behind the scenes with George Lucas, cast and crew to create the most authentic Jedi experience ever. With the collaboration of Lucas, stunt coordinator Nick Gillard, and Hayden Christensen, Episode III is the first game that truly gives you all the powers of a Jedi Knight.

The blood of the descendants of Dr. Frankenstein turns 2 youngsters into blood-greedy beasts who can only think of killing from now on.

A video in which we meet a Swedish woman, Mrs. Berliner-Mauer, who has entered into a marriage with the Berlin Wall. Her unusual disposition is objectum-sexual, an emotional and sexual attraction to things. The woman’s personal and sexual relation to the wall is contrasted with its historical political significance.

A mad scientist's life turns pear-shaped after accidentally installing a vampire brain in his monster creation.

Juan Gelman and Other Issues is a documentary that reviews the life and work of a great poet, with some bandoneon music in the background.

Liz and Ramiro enjoyed their love in the beautiful places of the mountains, waiting for the festivities of the new year to participate in the customs of the town. The evil Naqak or Pishtaco kidnaps and dismembers Liz. Ramiro terrified by the fact of seeking refuge in his friends. Liz's blood reverberates in the belly of the earth without finding peace, for which Ramiro, the request of his beloved, the shadow of a dream, the blood of the murderer and the spirit of the mind. .

The Karluk Expedition of 1913 was to be a grand scientific journey to the high Arctic, the most comprehensive polar research ever undertaken. Instead, the Karluk's team of scientists, hard-luck crewmen, one Inuit family and ship's cat soon became stuck. Shipwrecked and marooned on a heaving ocean of ice, they would see death, deprivation, injury, illness, deceit - even murder - during their agonizing year-long fight for survival.

Short film from Scott Schirmer.

Science can't explain it. No one can. A seemingly ordinary stone has been brought to the attention of four of the best paranormal experts in the world. As the hours progress, they find out why. The stone emits sounds, in no particular order, and no one can record them. But why? And how can it do this? This chilling discovery haunts them to the core of their minds and souls... but they can't escape the Sobbing Stone. What they find is a kind of truth that will change their lives forever. The Sobbing Stone... you've got to hear it... to believe.

In the Shadow of the Palms (2005) is a documentary produced and directed by the Australian filmmaker Wayne Coles-Janess. He filmed it in Iraq prior to, during and after the fall of Saddam Hussein after the United States invasion of 2003. An Arab-language film, it documents the changes in Iraqi society and the lives of ordinary Iraqis by focusing on a cross-section of individuals.

a psychological war between a grandson and his chainsmoking grandfather.

Two women and a man test poor sound equipment by shouting "test one two" into the orange microphone increasingly loud and aggressive.

Emelia is, obviously, a 5-year old goth girl. In this fun short we visit Emelia and learn about how she handles some of the difficult emotions every 5-year old goth girl has.

An animated guide to standing up for yourself.

A documentary following the singer Simon de Voil's transition to manhood, encountering the sacrifice of his female singing voice and his discovery of true love.

Stand-up comedian JOHNNY BISCUIT stars in this feature-length comedy film, bringing his trademark wit and searing insight to LDS culture! The Biscuit riffs on everything from handcarts to handicrafts to the everyday oddities found in Mormon culture. Replete with laugh-out-loud moments, LATTER-DAY NIGHT BISCUIT will leave you in stitches!

Progressive rockers Twelfth Night set a melodic mood in this 1984 performance on the television show "Live from London." The band gained popularity during the mid-1980s Neo Progressive movement with their complex instrumental tunes. Band mates Andy Revell, Brian Devoil, Clive Mitten and Andy Sears perform some of the band's most popular songs, including "Creepshow," "Fact and Fiction," "We Are Sane" and "Art and Illusion."

Driven crazy by his sister's husband (Jaspal Bhatti, who also directs), a powerful government official (Gurpreet Guggi) hatches a plan to get his irritating relative off his back. Though tradition dictates his inferior position to the meddling brother-in-law, he's reached his breaking point with the constant interference in both his personal and professional life. This comic romp co-stars Jaswinder Bhalla, Deepak Raja and Savita Bhatti.

Beginning with Hitler's invasion of Poland in 1939, World War II would grow to become one of the most influential conflicts of the modern age. And with such a complicated web of enemies and allies forming the battleground, great generals and commanders would make all the difference. This five-disc series explores the memorable military leaders who forged the strategies that would play out in battle during the six-year conflict.

Filmed in Ireland, this nostalgic compilation of Barnbrack's most popular melodies will transport you to one of the greenest places on planet Earth. Tracks include "Love Is Teasin'," "Boys of County Armagh," "I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen," "Wild Irish Rose," "Star of County Down," "Wild Rover," "Belfast," "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling," "Slievenamon," "Whiskey in the Jar" and "When I Was a Lad."

The Year is 2012. Bin Laden is a political refugee in Brussels. Somehow, helped by the criminal underworld he becomes President of Europe. Europe, the new dictatorship, is an awful place of high security and closed borders . When the Afterman hears about the upcoming revolution, he returns from Russia to his fatherland. He accidentally joins a group of Lesbian freedom fighters.

All aboard! This great children’s Noodlebug video / DVD are On the Move as they examine the world of wheels and transportation. Your child will love the footage, singing, dancing, stories, and activities that make the Noodlebug series both wildly entertaining and award-winning. This children’s DVD / video is specially designed to be great entertainment and developmental tools for young ones. Based on the latest early brain development research, children will exercise their growing minds as they play, sing, and jump along. On the Move features real children singing and dancing along as the delightful stories, songs, and activities of BABYBUG and LADYBUG magazines come alive through captivating animation and footage of cars, trucks, trains, and planes. Set against a backdrop of traditional melodies, classical compositions, and the sounds of the city, On the Move will put your child in the driver's seat.

To avenge the death of a small child, a group of ranch workers attempt to steal an infamous racehorse named El Diablo de la Frontera (The Devil of the Border) from a rich and powerful woman and her son. Meanwhile, the horse -- an animal that's been unbeatable against any and all challengers -- rides again in a high-profile match against a formidable opponent. Gerardo Albarran, Salvador Salinas, Armando Infante and Carmen del Valle co-star.

Sidelined with injuries during the 2004 season, Australian surf star Mick Fanning (aka Eugene) put his time off the pro circuit to good use, throwing himself into training and honing his competitive edge. This in-depth profile offers an intimate view of the comeback kid, punctuated by dramatic wave-riding action. The soundtrack features music by Midnight Oil, Queens of the Stone Age, Kings of Leon, the Mars Volta and Bernard Fanning.

An autobiographical document about an amazing couple, and the healing powers of love and music.

Memories of professionals and extras who participated in the filming of' "Placido" , Luis Garcia Berlanga, in the city of Manresa, considered one of the best film of Spanish cinema.

Bob Cratchet is working for next to nothing, and doesn't get any more wood for the fire. He has to prick his finger for blood so he can write, and he is not allowed to go to the GAP. At home, his daughter is going to die, so she must finish her dusting quickly. Then at night Auntie Helga comes home and is greeted Marley. Marley warns her about three ghosts who will visit during the night. The first ghost comes and is only a head. He shows her the past. Then the ghost of the present comes and is huge. He shows her Bob Cratchet talking to his dead his daughter pretending she is alive. Then the Scream guy comes and tries to kill her, but she thinks he is the ghost of the future, so she leaves to see what the future will hold. The real ghost of the future comes and is confused why she isn't there. He meets up with the Scream guy and they fight to the death. Auntie Helga never learns her lesson and feed scraps from the largest turkey to Bob Cratchet who has to beg for them under the table.

The burliest tracks and the best riders in the world, just pinning it. The way this film is shot, the guys look like super heros. The World Cup downhills are amazing, as are the 4Xes. The Alpe d’Huez Megavalanche blew my mind — a few hundred riders charging down a mountain, shot from a helicopter. Mmm, helicopters...

When the duties of a deliveryman becomes to overwhelming.

A young man looks out of his window, trying to see the stars. The city is too bright, preventing him from doing so. Disappointed, he decides to leave the city. His car journey takes him to a hill that he considers ideal. He sets up his tent there. He is happy.

Public Information Film reminding job interviewers that some subjects are off limits.

The stone-mover boy from Göteborg who became world champion in heavyweight boxing, a midsummer night in 1959 that the Swedish people will never forget. The short straight right - made in Sweden - made "Ingo" the world's best-known Swede.

Mei Mei is a transvestite male actor who is eager to find his true love. He searches among gays and transvestites. In 2004 he finally meets a man of his match who also accepts Mei Mei as he is. They have a public wedding ceremony. Mei Mei is very confident about his marriage and his future. His friends throw a farewell party for him before he leaves for Shanghai where he and his love are to embark on a life together. However, things are not as perfect as planned, and his marriage proves harder than expected. Finally Mei Mei comes back to Beijing. He feels embarrassed when running into old friends. Also, he runs into financial problems worse than ever before.

"Procession" is a portrait of the modern Colombian city of Medellín filmed during the city's Feria de las Flores, or Flower Fair, a famous annual celebration. Held during the first two weeks of August, this period of festivity was established in the late 1950s to celebrate the importance of flower growers in the regions near Medellín. It has since grown to include a range of festivities and to celebrate many aspects of this city and its surroundings. Procession proceeds through the city with a near-continuous camera motion from left to right.

Documentary by Eckhart Schmidt.

Tales of a street historian.

Nikolaus Harnoncourt directs the Concentus Musicus Wien and Toelzer Knabenchor in Bach's masterwork. Featured soloists are Peter Schreier and Robert Holl. The performance was filmed in 1982 at the Stiftskirche in Waldhause, Austria.

On assignment in Ghana, a filmmaker confronts not only his past and is introduced to a former killer who has become a born-again preacher.

Eléazar, a Jewish goldsmith burdened by a terrible secret. Soile Isokoski is his beloved daughter Rachel, in love with a man who turns out not to be Samuel, a simple workman in her father’s shop, but Prince Léopold. Rachel is sent to her gruesome death by Cardinal de Brogni, who discovers Eléazar’s secret too late.

The incredible story of the 20 children of Bullenhuser Damm, little known in Italy until a few years ago, represents one of the most terrible manifestations of the senselessness of the Nazi policy of eliminating the Jewish people. Twenty children taken from all over Europe, aged between 5 and 12, united only by the fact that they were Jewish, embarked on a terrifying journey. The first stop was Auschwitz-Birkenau, where they were all to be deported: here their fates crossed in the terrible selection carried out by Dr. Josef Mengele: the angel of death needed 10 boys and 10 girls.

A traditional tale from the Karaja tribe

It is not always easy to find the right opportunity to say what you had intended to say to a friend.