Robert Kelly: Live at the Village Underground is a stand-up comedy film that captures the indomitable nightlife and comedy club scene of New York City through Robert Kelly's raucous, savvy and hilarious one-man show.

The stories of the people of Villeneuve, a fictional subprefecture, in the Jura, in German–occupied France during the Second World War.

Superficial people are revealed and drastically changed by circumstance or luck in this a tale of death, seduction, blackmail and theft among British and Americans in Florence in the turbulent days just before World War II.

Village At The End Of The World is a witty, surprising and ultimately feel good portrait of an isolated village of 59 people and 100 sledge dogs, surviving against the odds.

The amusing everyday life of a small, stereotypical Hungarian village focusing on a corrupt mayor, a bodybuilder priest, a hot bartender girl, a dumb police officer, and a womanizing football coach.

Jewel thieves kill a rich widow and frame a fake medium.

Tom and Sukie arrive in Malta to spend the holidays with their father, an archaeologist digging for a legendary golden statue of Calypso on the island of Gozo. He fails to meet the children who make friends with Jiminy, a Maltese boy, and go to the villa where they overhear two crooks threatening their father. The crooks fool the police to whom the children have gone. They escape and make their way finally to Gozo to see their father's colleague where they all captured. Just before the statue is handed over Jiminy arrives with an army of children who rout the crooks and drive them into the arms of the police.

Inspector Hanaud is asked to investigate a murder in which a young woman is accused of killing her wealthy employer in a Riviera mansion and then running away. She is innocent, but the villain is able to make her seem guilty. Hanaud uncovers the truth, that the murder was the result of a jewel robbery gone wrong.

A gang of clever thieves kill a wealthy woman in hopes of stealing her gems. But the thieves aren't clever enough to ascertain the location of those gems, so they consult a phony spiritualist. Then they decide to dispose of the mystic by framing her for the murder.

A new mayor seeks the origins of a mysterious illness that is running rampant throughout a remote village.

It follows Pinocchio's adventures in the Enchanted Village with his friends. Their group includes an ogress' daughter, the offspring of an elf, Sleeping Beauty's daughter, Prince Charming's son, and the Big Bad Wolf's son.

Bold, brash and fearless Suzanne Westenhoefer performs to a sold-out audience at The Village Theatre in Hollywood, CA. Suzanne began doing stand-up as one of the first openly gay comedians performing gay comedy to straight audiences in mainstream comedy clubs. Suzanne Westenhoefer starred in her own HBO Special, earning her a Cable ACE Award for Best Comedy Special, and appeared on numerous TV shows including Politically Incorrect, Evening at the Improv, Caroline's Comedy Hour and HBO's Arli$$. Recently appeared as the first-ever out lesbian or gay comedian to perform on Late Show with David Letterman!

A funny adventures of a group of children who plan to leave their village in go for the sea trip.

Enemy Brigadier Seung Jin secretly intimidates Song-nie and the other village women, hoping that they will quit their job at the co-op.

The title Dalla villa reale di Rjeka (Montenegro) is misleading, as it’s attached to a composite film made up of footage shot in 1910 during King Nikola’s coronation in Cettigne and then jumps ahead two years to the winter capital of Rijeka Crnojevića (now a run-down backwater) during the First Balkan War.

Recorded live at New York's Village Vanguard, this exciting performance features jazz trumpet great Freddie Hubbard at the top of his game leading a talented quartet consisting of Ron Carter on bass, Cedar Walton on piano and Lenny White on drums. Featuring four extended jazz compositions that truly let the players shine, this documentary also includes interviews with the artists and respected jazz critic Gary Giddins.

French jazz pianist Michel Petrucciani takes the stage at Manhattan's storied jazz club the Village Vanguard in 1985 and performs a spellbinding set of tunes that includes "Regina" and "Beautiful but Why." Backed by Palle Danielsson on bass and Eliot Zigmund on drums, Petrucciani also plays "The Prayer," "Waltz New" and "Out Tune."

Jazz pianist great Mal Waldron plays New York's legendary Village Vanguard nightclub with master trumpeter Woody Shaw, Monk-inspired tenor saxophonist Charlie Rouse, avant-garde bassist Reggie Workman and free jazz drummer Ed Blackwell. The quintet showcases its improvisational genius with renditions of "The Git-Go," "All Alone," "Fire Waltz" and "Left Alone," turning this live concert into a free-flowing jam session sure to please jazz fans.