A retrospective of "Saturday Night Live" during the 1990's. Includes interviews with the cast and crew as well as hosts. Features memorable sketches and behind the scenes dynamics.

16 year old Hiromi Shiratori starts his quest to become the greatest Bancho in Japan

Hisashi was once a member of a motorcycle gang. Now he plays pachinko everyday with his live-in girlfriend, Junko. He has a habit of "huffing" paint thinner. His debts accumulate every day. Hisashi's old friend from the gang, Ozawa is a loan shark. He persuades Hisashi to join his easy-money-making scheme, "Quit inhaling paint thinner and score big with me!" Hisashi's dead-end life is made up of the same things that symbolize contemporary rural Japan: Karaoke clubs, pachinko parlors, ATM loan machines and discount outlets along a highway. In this ordinary place that is just like hundreds of other small towns in Japan, Hisashi sees the darkness. Darkness that is out of the reach of neon lights along the highway. In the vacuum of this darkness, life repeats itself endlessly. Hisashi has a flashback of a paint-thinner trip he once had. The hallucination tempts him to the other side. Tantalized, he asks himself, "Can I really go?

Copa90's Eli Mengem meets some of his biggest heroes in this look at the moment Australia truly embraced the beautiful game, featuring interviews with Fox Sports' Adam Peacock and penalty taking legend John Aloisi amongst other amazing Socceroos.

Since 2016, Trap consumption on Spotify has grown by an average of 61% per year. This past year, only Recayd Mob plays have gone up almost 1000%. Every month, over 1 million fans hear the sound of artists like Matuê, Raffa Moreira, Ebony, FBC and Sidoka. And so on. Have a doubt if the trap is pumping?

Following in the footsteps of WH Auden's 1936 documentary Night Mail, six of Britain's best poets take the train from London to Glasgow, capturing the journey in verse.

A detective investigates the mystery of a woman that claims some invention was stolen from her.

In Benoît Jacquot’s production, Manet’s Olympia dominates the stage of the Opéra Bastille. In 1863, the painting caused a scandal: the prostitute awaits her client, her expression proud, her demeanour assured. Is this Violetta? Like Olympia, Verdi’s most celebrated heroine surrenders to the spectator just as she surrenders to love, going so far as to die on stage, a woman’s ultimate sacrifice for her lover. Or might it be the spectator who strips her bare and intrudes upon her privacy, in the image of this milieu of social voyeurism? Whatever the case, these two women regard us with defiance and subjugate those who cannot help but look at them.

This video will tell the history of Russian medicine from the moment when it was actively developed, namely from the beginning of the twentieth century. We will tell you about the great works of physiologist I. P. Pavlov and microbiologist I. I. Mechnikov, who were awarded the Nobel Prize, as well as about other interesting discoveries of our scientists who have become famous all over the world.

ARASHI's ARAFES that took place at the National Stadium in 2020.

Contains scenes from the funeral rehearsals for Sunjong, the last Emperor of Korea. As the only existing film of a Korean royal funeral, this film contains historically important images of the procession, urban scenery, and people. The recurring aerial view of the funeral procession shot from a high-rise building creates a particularly spectacular image. According to a newspaper article published on 19 August 1926, the motion picture of Emperor Sunjong’s funeral was screened in theatres to packed audiences. – Sungji Oh, Stefan Droessler

The National Palace Museum in Taipei preserves the thousand-year art treasures that have been painstakingly accumulated by Chinese emperors for hundreds of years.

Israel Inside explores core Israeli character strengths that enable the country to succeed against incredible odds. Through the story of former Harvard lecturer, Dr. Tal Ben Shahar, the film uncovers how despite various challenges, Israeli creativity and innovation advance Israeli society, while simultaneously helping make the world a better place.

This is the virtually unknown story of Hawaii and the hidden Genocide being committed by the American government with the use of 'blood quantum' for the purpose of eliminating the Hawaiian national.

Treading Water is a deeply intimate look at the unexpected, untold story of the real-life evacuees behind the national headlines of the 2011 Manitoba flood.