"The Last Time I Saw Soap" was inspired by the hard-edged character films of John Cassavetes. The story centers on four friends as they return from the funeral of another friend who has died suddenly from a brain trauma. Throughout the day and evening, we observe these four different types as they desperately attempt to "live it up" in honor of their dead friend. However it soon becomes obvious that these people have been so numbed by virtual technology and social media that they have forgotten how to interact on a regular human level. The evening soon unravels into drunkeness, anger, and sexual hang-ups involving some ill-hired prostitutes.

A whole new world meets you. Lee Dong-woo gets a call that someone is donating a retina to him. Lee Dong-woo meets this donor who can't move at all and can only see right ahead of him, then they plan a trip together. These men are the breadwinners of their families with beautiful daughters. They go to Jeju Island and learn a little bit about each other. The two start filling up each others' holes and find each other feeling comforted.

Cameras are rolling all the time when MTV trains them on the band of seven strangers picked to live in a breathtaking mansion in Paris during the 2003 season of "The Real World." But given that each episode requires only 30 minutes of footage, there's much more that fans don't see.

The life/death of love.

Maya, a young girl lives with her mother, searching her father who hasn’t came back after recitation. When she deliver a laundry to her neighbour, she informed where her father is, Maya try to find him in her time left of the day.

If you didn't get enough of "The Real World: Hawaii" the first time, this collection of exclusive, never-before-seen footage should whet your appetite for roommate hook-ups, drunken brawls and other outrageous behavior. How much did Ruthie really drink? Did Amaya always keep those "twins" covered? And what other shenanigans did Teck decide to be part of when he forgot that the cameras were rolling?

Featuring those who are and have been close to me.

A team of volunteers set off on what should have been an ordinary medical mission. On their final evening, the team treated their last patient, gathered their supplies and set off towards their sleeping quarters. Shortly thereafter, they felt a jolt of panic as the world began to shake and tremble violently beneath them. Within hours, the entire team was unexpectedly thrust into the center of one of the worst natural disasters in modern history.

1. Bless the Wonderful Name 2. Looking for a City 3. I saw the Light 4. Living by Faith 5. Just a Little Talke with Jesus 6. Climbing Higher and Higher 7. What are they doing in Heaven 8. Why Me 9. Tell Me the Story of Jesus 10. I Have Decided to Follow Jesus 11. God Leads Us Along 12. Jesus Loves Me 13. O Come, Angel Band 14. Mary, Did You Know 15. We Will Stand

The film takes us to Nizhny Tagil in September of 2021. Gosha Gordienko, the front man of the rock band Lazy Comet, and Matthew Bedin came together to compose the song Ya Videl for the new album of the group, which wasn’t finished. The film is a memory, a gesture that against all odds reminds the true power and beauty of art creation.

Nuch, a beach girl, steals a wallet from rich man name “Es” for her niece’s medical bill. The story becomes chaotic after she found that her niece has blood-related to Es’s family.

A warehouse of the imaginary, a library of vision, a labyrinth of dreams: this, and much more, is the Museo Nazionale del Cinema. From the magic lanterns to the rotoscopes, from the archive footages of the Torino relics at the time of Pastrone, “Occhi che videro” reconstructs an atmosphere of magic and allure of the visual utopias before the Lumière brothers that any technologic marvel will ever be able reach. But the film is first of all an homage to the founder of the Museum: Maria Adriana Prolo.

An office boy plays hooky from work so he can watch a ballgame perched high atop a telephone pole. Includes footage of an actual baseball game as if seen through a telescope.

A carefully selected collection of hair-raising horror stories actually experienced by comedians! A variety of urban truths that can never be broadcast on TV. And then, something happened during the recording!