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The video for the song of the group "Wooden whales". The heavy experience of loss does not allow the heroine to fall asleep. Her small room becomes a source of disturbing images, and she has to fight them.

Wira is a native indonesian who have bad perpective about indonesia local chinese people, since he work at Mr Rudi's CD store, his perspective about Indonesian local chinese people has changed

A wealthy widow, Natercia, helps Alain, a poor young man, to put together the film he plans to make. They decide to pool their resources to make the project a reality. At the first screening, Natercia realizes that Alain no longer needs her.

From the onset of the civil war, from 1946 and up until 1955, court-martials had sent thousands of young people from the ranks of EAM, ELAS, and KKE before a firing squad. Until a three-to-two judgment verdict was allowed, human networks, mainly of women, operated in a touching way, trying in the most unlikely ways to influence military judges, give courage to the condemned and take care of the prisoners' children.

Animated Soviet satire film from 1978. Demographic problem. For adults. The stork flew over the city and carried a baby in its beak. The stork brought children to different families, but each had its own reason not to have children.

Two of the best representatives of modern youth come to visit the veteran to congratulate him on Victory Day. Both the old and the young will have to learn a lot of shocking things about each other.

In Jenifer Datta-Areng's second short film, a woman in her apartment has her life is interrupted by the entry of her abusive boyfriend, until she discovers a hidden switch that may be the key to her escape.

In what sounds like a dystopia but is in fact all too real, our human suffering is flattened and repackaged as a “mental health crisis” by naive professionals and buzzword-shilling experts. By unraveling the heretofore ignored history of our mental health culture, two Canadian filmmakers reveal the darker side of our humanitarian impulses, and dare to ask whether they could actually be fuelling the mental health crisis machine.

This is a story about a woman who works for the Narita Airport Ground Handling Services. She’s always complaining and is unable to find any sense of purpose in her job, until a commotion her family causes at the airport helps her recall the importance of gratitude.

Get ready to start counting your blessings … and spelling out your joy! Exciting adventures in letters and numbers await in this DVD from BOZ, The Green Bear Next Door™: Thank You God For…B-O-Zs and 1-2-3s! - See more at: http://store.bozthebear.com/products/thank-you-god-for-b-o-zs-and-1-2-3s-dvd#sthash.IhgfBfud.dpuf

A personal meditation on Schrader’s film from the critic and filmmaker Mark Cousins.

An impossibly cute and thoroughly touching omnibus of 4 short fillms about how humans can elevate their own relationships through bonding with animals - featuring some of the cutest puppies and kittens ever on the silver screen!

Lee Ying, who is the chief inspector of Regional Crime Unit, is newly promoted to Royal Hong Kong Police Cadet School as Deputy Commandant. He confronts a group of youngsters of different social backgrounds, turning them into self-disciplinary and self-contained young men.

This film celebrates the joyous and timeless music of Michael Jackson from his first recordings with the Jackson 5 through hit after hit from the seventies, the eighties and the nineties, right up to his most recent cuts, and in so doing tells the story of a true pop genius, the way it really happened. Featuring rare performance and interview footage of Michael and archive material.

As they explore God's world, BOZ, Drew, and Gracie help preschoolers discover the joys of being active, eating healthy, and getting clean!

A travelogue. A reflection on studying abroad. An attempt to figure out where the pessimism and negativity were coming from.

In Nic Kuklinski’s documentary short, a veteran’s service dog changes her perspective on closeness.

Meet the Kurds. Fifty million people without their own country. This is the story of two Americans visiting Kurdistan from the time of the Iraqi Referendum in 2005 to the present in a brave attempt to make sense of it all. Football stadium squatters in Kirkuk, rebel groups in the mountains, smugglers on the Iranian border and massive demonstrations in southern Turkey.

A couple broke up due to religious differences. 25 years later, a girl brought all the memories back.