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New Releases for February 28th, 2006.

Walk the Line Among the pantheon of great country singers, Johnny Cash (played here by Joaquin Phoenix) may just be the most enigmatic. James Mangold's film distills Cash's transformation from man to icon -- from his hardscrabble days on an Arkansas farm to Sun Records in Memphis, Tenn., where Cash finally found a way for his talent to come into its own. Reese Witherspoon plays his beloved June, alongside co-stars Robert Patrick and Shelby Lynne.

Yours, Mine and Ours Dennis Quaid and Rene Russo take on the roles made famous by Henry Fonda and Lucille Ball in this remake of the 1968 comedy about two single parents who plan to marry and merge their broods into one "happy" family. But when the Coast Guard admiral and father of eight (Quaid) and the handbag designer with 10 tykes (Russo) prepare to wed, their collective progeny attempt to sabotage the union. George Lopez, Jerry O'Connell and Rip Torn co-star.

Pride and Prejudice In this retelling of Jane Austen's novel set in 19th century England, Mrs. Bennet (Brenda Blethyn) is all atwitter in hopes of marrying her daughters to prosperous gentlemen callers, especially when a wealthy bachelor moves nearby. Headstrong daughter Elizabeth (Keira Knightley) meets her match in Mr. Darcy, but misinterprets Darcy's honorable intentions and jeopardizes her chance at love. Donald Sutherland, Judi Dench and Jena Malone co-star.

The Ice Harvest At the top of Santa's "naughty" list, unethical dim-bulb attorney Charlie Arglist (John Cusack) and his shifty associate (Billy Bob Thornton) embezzle $2 million from a local mobster. Not content with the cash, the sleazy lawyer dreams of skipping the icebound town with club owner Renata (Connie Nielsen), but the cops and townsfolk grow increasingly suspicious. Randy Quaid and Oliver Platt co-star in Harold Ramis's outlandish holiday thriller.

Where the Truth Lies Twenty years after beloved comedy team Vince (Colin Firth) and Lanny (Kevin Bacon) split up, journalist Karen O'Connor (Alison Lohman) investigates the mystery behind the duo's demise in this crime drama. Back in the 1950s, Vince and Lanny were the darlings of showbiz, butthen a beautiful girl was found dead in their hotel room, and though both funnymen had alibis, their longtime friendship ended. Can Karen uncover the truth behind the tragedy?

Three... Extremes Ching (Miriam Yeung) is a television actress who's past her prime. But she's desperate to save her career and her flagging marriage, so off she goes to the home of Mei (Bai Ling), an attractive young mystic who hawks mystery dumplings that hold the promise of youth. But what's in them? The answer is frighteningly obvious, and though it's shocking to the core, Ching is much too invested not to consume them. But what is she giving up in return?

Network: Special Edition Paddy Chayefsky predicted today's rash of trash television and shock-laden news broadcasts. The writer of Marty created network news anchor Howard Beale (Peter Finch), who loses his mind on the air. Unfortunately, his outrageous rants boost the ratings and intrigue cutthroat network executives Faye Dunaway and Robert Duvall. William Holden contrasts their avarice as an old-school TV journalist hopelessly out of step.

The Visitation When a mysterious stranger arrives in the sleepy town of Antioch, his ability to perform miracles provokes tension among the locals. Ushering the sick and desperate into his revival tent with a pair of healing hands, he wins dozens of disciples who declare him a prophet. But there are just as many townsfolk who believe him to be a fraud -- or even the devil himself. Can a former minister who's lost his faith sort out the shocking truth?

Death Tunnel When a creepy college dare lands five coeds (Steffany Huckaby, Annie Burgstede, Kristin Novak, Melanie Lewis and Yolanda Pecoraro) in an abandoned sanatorium -- dubbed "the Scariest Place in the World" -- they're forced to bunk with the spirits of the building's tortured past. So, how could it get any worse? The only way out is the dreaded Death Tunnel, a 500-foot underground chute used to evacuate dead patients.

Charmed: Season 4 Mourning the death of their oldest sister (Shannen Doherty), Piper (Holly Marie Combs) and Phoebe (Alyssa Milano) start the fourth season of this bewitching series coming to grips with the loss of the Power of Three. But the Halliwell sisters find they can renew their strength when they learn they have a half sister (Rose McGowan) -- the daughter of Patty and her white-lighter, Sam -- who's been kept hidden since birth.

Edge of America English teacher Mr. Williams (James McDaniel) is something entirely new to the denizens of the Three Nations Reservation. For one, he's not a Native American; what's more, he's a black man. That means he faces a steep uphill battle for acceptance. It's a daunting prospect, until he agrees to coach the losing girls' high school basketball team. Based on a true story, the film draws heavily on a cast made up of talented Utah locals.

Bleak House Charles Dickens's complex tale of justice and redemption comes to life in this BBC miniseries, penned by period-piece writer Andrew Davies. Taken into the household of a benevolent man (Denis Lawson), the orphaned Esther Summerson (Anna Maxwell Martin) befriends two of his wards (Patrick Kennedy and Carey Mulligan). Meanwhile, the wealthy Lady Dedlock (Gillian Anderson) guards a well-kept secret that involves Esther's origins -- and her fate.

Fear of Clowns After painting an innocent-looking circus clown, artist Lynn Blodgett (Jacky Reres) is horrified to discover that a madman who looks just like her subject (Mark Lassise) is terrorizing her closest friends. Written and directed by Kevin Kangas, this creepy follow-up to his horror flick Hunting Humans goes a long way toward inspiring coulrophobia (or "fear of clowns") in all of us. Rick Ganz, Frank Lama and Lauren Pellegrino co-star.

Newsradio: Season 3 As the frazzled news director for New York City's No. 2 radio station, Dave Nelson (Dave Foley) does his best to keep his quirky co-workers from killing one another. In the show's third season, Mr. James (Stephen Root) runs for president; a heat wave spurs office hallucinations; Bill (Phil Hartman) makes Jerry Seinfeld look bad; and Dave's co-workers are shocked to learn he's Canadian. Maura Tierney, Khandi Alexander and Vicki Lewis co-star.

Elizabeth I: The Virgin Queen The offspring of King Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn, Queen Elizabeth I used her education, intelligence and knack for diplomacy to guide England to glory. This riveting historical drama starring Anne-Marie Duff as the legendary sovereign chronicles how the shrewd Virgin Queen assumed the throne of a nation in turmoil, stabilized the economy, earned her subjects' devotion and manipulated a succession of suitors to political advantage.

Taxi, An Encounter A professional taxi cab thief is in for the ride of his life when he picks up a risky fare in this Argentine comedy-drama. After stealing yet another taxi for its parts, Esteban (Diego Peretti) pretends to be a cabbie and picks up Laura (Josefina Viton). When he discovers that the young woman has been shot and needs to go to the hospital, the car thief must decide whether he should help her and risk being questioned by the police.

The Lords of Discipline The focus is on institutional racism in this disquieting tale based on a Pat Conroy novel. At the fictitious Carolina Military Institute, flinty senior Will McLean (David Keith) is tasked with safeguarding Pearce (Mark Breland) -- the school's first black cadet. When it appears that Pearce has been marked for death, McLean begins an investigation that leads to a cabal of elite students who'll do anything to rid the institute of "undesirables."

Perception Twenty-something Jen Marshall (Piper Perabo) moves back from New York City to Los Angeles, ostensibly to care for her ailing parents but ultimately for her own selfish reasons. A master manipulator, Jen's always playing people against one another, but when she's tragically struck by a bus and finds herself in a wheelchair, the tables are turned. Going through therapy, the conniving girl gets her comeuppance as her friends slowly abandon her.

NFL Super Bowl XL Relive the excitement of Super Bowl XL -- and the controversy of that go-to-the-tape touchdown -- with this collector's edition program that pits the Seattle Seahawks against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Extras include highlights of the Steelers' winning season, playoff and Super Bowl wins; a selection of Super Bowl promotional pieces; and the Rolling Stones' electrifying halftime medley, showcasing their greatest hits.

NBA Hardwood Classics: NBA Live 2001 Phenom Kevin Garnett of the Minnesota Timberwolves and Grammy-winning producer Jimmy Jam serve as hosts for this amazing DVD that combines some of 2001's hottest tunes with razzle-dazzle footage of National Basketball Association superstars. The impressive lineup of cagers includes Shaquille O'Neal, Kobe Bryant, Latrell Sprewell, Tim Hardaway and Reggie Miller, while the Beastie Boys, Mary J. Blige and others provide the background music.

NBA Hardwood Classics: Hardwood Heroes Rolling out the proverbial red carpet for some of the National Basketball Association's most beloved heroes -- including five of the league's all-time greatest players -- this exciting compilation combines highlight footage with player interviews for an action-packed experience like no other. Among the featured cagers are point guards Tim Hardaway and Gary Payton, power forward Karl Malone, center David Robinson and more.

NBA Hardwood Classics: Below the Rim It's a widespread assumption that you need to be tall to play in the National Basketball Association -- and it doesn't hurt to be blessed when it comes to height. But throughout the game's history, there have been players who defied the stereotypes, relying on speed, long-range shooting and an incredible ability to slam-dunk. Cagers featured in this dynamite compilation include Mark Price, Spud Webb and Tim Hardaway.

Drew Carey: TV Favorites Enjoy a garage-brewed beer with Drew Carey and his best friends, Oswald (Diedrich Bader), Lewis (Ryan Stiles) and Kate (Christa Miller), in this collection of memorable episodes. Selections include "Drew Blows His Promotion," in which Drew makes a training video about sexual harassment, and "My Best Friend's Wedding," in which Kate breaks off her pending marriage to Oswald, who ends up spending his honeymoon with Drew and Lewis. The following episodes are also included: "Pilot," "Playing the Unified Field," "We'll Remember Always, Evaluation Day," and "DrugCo."

Welcome Back Kotter: TV Favorites Class is in session once again in this hilarious collection of six memorable episodes following the adventures of Gabe Kotter (Gabriel Kaplan) in the unpredictable world of public education. Selections include "Sweatside Story," in which the Sweathogs form a gang and plan a rumble with their rivals, and "The Deprogramming of Arnold Horshack," in which Arnold (Ron Palillo) joins a religious cult and loses his trademark laugh.

Night Court: TV Favorites Presiding over a motley crew of criminals and an equally quirky staff, Judge Harry T. Stone (Harry Anderson) keeps the good times going by tempering justice with a sense of humor. This collection of six memorable episodes includes "Her Honor," in which Harry leaves the bench and leaves Christine (Markie Post) in charge, and "Death of a Bailiff," in which Bull (Richard Moll) gives away his possessions after hearing the voice of God.

NBA Hardwood Classics: NBA Super Slams Collection National Basketball Association superstars Michael Jordan, Dominique Wilkins, Spud Webb, Shawn Kemp, Dee Brown and Clyde Drexler strut their "stuff" in this compilation of some of the league's most impressive slam dunks, including the maximum DPM (dunks per minute) on record. For added perspective, hardwood legends "Dr. J" (aka Julius Erving) and Connie Hawkins serve as hosts for a fascinating history of the dunk.

NBA Hardwood Classics: Dazzling Dunks & Basketball Bloopers Think you've seen it all? Think again. Featuring commentary by Marv Albert, Karl Malone, Doug Moe and Bill Walton, this hilarious collection includes of the some of the biggest and most embarrassing National Basketball Association blunders of all time. Sure, there's plenty of great hardwood footage highlighting some of the league's most impressive play, but a sidesplitting blooper of astronomical proportions inevitably mars the proceedings.

NBA Hardwood Classics: In the Paint On every roundball court, there's an area known as "the Paint," the zone closest to the hoop where push often comes to shove, and action is at its peak. In this collection of clips, some of the National Basketball Association's biggest names -- including Charles Barkley, Hakeem Olajuwon and David Robinson -- reveal their winning techniques for sinking tricky shots, relying alternately on geometry and brute strength.

Rosemary & Thyme: Series 2 Combining a penchant for green-thumbing with a passion for fingerprints, amateur sleuths and gardeners Rosemary Boxer (Felicity Kendal) and Laura Thyme (Pam Ferris) help the police keep the bad seeds at bay. In the show's second season, the ladies' restoration of the Wellminster Cathedral garden is interrupted by murder; and Rosemary's ex-boyfriend hires her to spruce up his garden in southern Spain, where a local man turns up dead.

Comedy Central Presents: Southern Gents of Comedy Southerners have their own brand of humor, and this Comedy Central showcase features some of the best funnymen from below the Mason-Dixon Line. Ron White, Vic Henley, Otis Lee Crenshaw and Steve McGrew take the stage in these uncensored and undeniably hilarious stand-up performances. Extras include behind-the-scenes footage and deleted scenes that were too raunchy for the final cut, though all of it's guaranteed to be laugh-out-loud.

The Real Ghostbusters: Spooky Spirits Inspired by the 1984 box-office blockbuster, this engaging animated series chronicles the travails of a posse of spirit hunters who defend humans from malicious netherworld creatures. Featuring the voices of Arsenio Hall and Dave Coulier, the compilation includes four installments: "Ghostbuster of the Year," "Revenge of Murray and the Mantis," "Drool, the Dog-Faced Goblin" and "Mr. Sandman, Dream Me a Dream."

The Real Ghostbusters: Slimefighters This compilation of entertainingly ghoulish episodes from the animated series (based on the 1984 box-office blockbuster) follows a trio of ghost hunters on the trail of lost souls from the world of the dead. Featuring the voices of Arsenio Hall, Maurice LaMarche and Lorenzo Music, the collection includes four installments: "Adventures in Slime and Space," "They Call Me Mister Slimer," "Victor the Happy Ghost" and "Slimer, Come Home."

The Real Ghostbusters: Creatures of the Night When malevolent netherworld spirits come out of the woodwork, who gets called for cleanup detail? The Real Ghostbusters, at least in this adventure-packed animated series based on the 1984 box-office blockbuster. Featuring the voices of Arsenio Hall, Dave Coulier and Lorenzo Music, this entertaining collection contains four installments: "Night Game," "Bird of Kildarby," "Lost and Foundry" and "Killerwatt."

Ellen: Season 3 Ellen DeGeneres charmed millions as spirited bookstore owner Ellen Morgan in this groundbreaking series, which catapulted the comedian to superstardom. Supported by a talented ensemble cast (Jeremy Piven, Joely Fisher, Arye Gross, Clea Lewis and David Anthony Higgins), Ellen survives earthquakes, robbers, an unhinged mother and a terrifying dinner guest (Martha Stewart) in Season 3. Guest stars include Mary Tyler Moore and Janeane Garofalo.

Axe Hassled by a motorcycle gang at a dusty tavern in the California desert, resourceful rock climbers Raven (Darlena Tejeiro) and Ashley (Andrea Bogart) make a fast exit -- on the gang leader's hog. But with the enraged bikers in pursuit -- not to mention an ax-wielding, escaped serial killer on the loose -- the two ladies have their work cut out. The supporting cast includes Jason London, Joe Goodrich and Nathan Anderson.

Soldiers of Change With the turbulence and turmoil of the 1960s raging, an African-American soldier finds himself at the center of two wars: the civil rights struggle at home and the ongoing conflict in Vietnam. To further complicate matters, his tolerance is tested when his sister falls in love with a white man. Clifton Davis, Charles Shaughnessy, Stacey Dash, Debbie Allen and Ben Vereen co-star in this thought-provoking drama.

3 Guys, 1 Girl, 2 Weddings It's a love triangle with a twist: Dan (Olivier Sitruk), an inveterate womanizer and commitment-phobe, is finally ready to tie the knot with Camille (Julie Gayet). His best friend, Laurent (Arnaud Giovaninetti), is a gay activist with a secret crush on Dan. Laurent tries everything he can think of to derail the impending nuptials, but as Dan's best man, he must choose whether to support his friend or be true to his own heart's desire.

Miracle Planet Life on Earth, in many ways, is little more than a lucky break. As narrator Christopher Plummer explains in this astounding five-part history of our planet, numerous environmental upheavals have regularlydriven the dominant species to extinction; despite all these dramatic changes, life has not only survived but thrived. Interviews with leading scientists help shed light on how the world's diverse creatures have evolved.

Camara Oscura (Deadly Cargo) Soon after a group of scuba divers finds a dead body adrift in the ocean, they lose their own boat and are forced to take refuge in a nearby merchant vessel. Unfortunately for them, the ship's crew and the killers are one and the same -- and they'd like nothing better than to purge their human cargo. Can the divers survive as desperate stowaways, or are they destined to die? Lluis Homar, Silke, Adria Collado and Unax Ugalde co-star.

La Ultima Noche This Mexican comedy -- whose title translates into "The Last Night" -- is the final installment in a three-part series (with The First Night and The Second Night rounding out the trilogy). With the ultimate goal of dispelling myths about sex in Latin culture, the film tells the stories of 50-something Gloria (Cecilia Gabriela), a young married couple (Mariana Ávila and Ricardo Palacio) and the single-and-searching Elena (Elizabeth Valdez).

Hormigas en la Boca (Ants in the Mouth) After serving a 10-year stretch in prison for robbing a Barcelona bank, Martin Losada (Eduard Fernandez) is released, only to find a much-changed country under the strict rule of Francisco Franco. Now, his only hope for normalcy is finding his best friend, Dalmau (Jose Luis Gomez), who helped him plot the crime yet managed to escape. Writer-director Mariano Barroso helms this award-winning Spanish drama, based on the novel by Miguel Barroso.

The Hobart Shakespeareans Mel Stuart's documentary follows Rafe Esquith, a passionate educator who inspires his students from Central Los Angeles to achieve the best that life has to offer. Mixing Shakespeare, Mark Twain and mathematics, and touring his young charges around Washington, D.C., and college campuses, the elementary school teacher makes learning exciting. For the finale, actors Ian McKellen and Michael York help the kids stage a production of "Hamlet."

John Cleese's Personal Best As part of the groundbreaking Monty Python performance troupe, John Cleese more than held his own against a field full of comic geniuses such as Graham Chapman, Eric Idle, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones and Michael Palin. This special, which showcases Cleese's formidable comedic talents, features clips and film footage from the original television series. Cleese also penned the show and is in fine form as the program's host.

Terry Jones' Personal Best Monty Python fans will swoon over this PBS special featuring the pioneering comedy troupe's remaining members discussing Terry Jones's favorite episodes from the series. Jones invites his cohorts to join him at the piano while he plays and talks his way through his best moments with the Flying Circus, dissecting the sketches he wrote in his singularly witty style. Also included are a "megaquiz" and a Jones biography.

Graham Chapman's Personal Best His Monty Python compatriots pay homage to the late, great Graham Chapman in this retrospective of his best work with the legendary comedy troupe. With characteristic wit and aplomb, John Cleese, Eric Idle, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones and Michael Palin discuss the episodes that showcase Chapman's peculiar -- and singular -- genius. Also included are a Chapman biography and a "megaquiz" sure to please his die-hard fans.

Terry Gilliam's Personal Best This PBS special trains its lens on funnyman Terry Gilliam, the sole American (though he's now a British citizen) in the brilliant English comedy troupe Monty Python. Gilliam holds court in the engrossing program, sharing his best moments from the trailblazing ensemble's TV series, screening his favorite clips and basking in the wonder of it all. Also included are a Gilliam biography and appearances by other Python geniuses.

Beast Machines: Transformers: The Complete Series Continuing the saga of the Beast Wars, this short-lived animated series follows the efforts of the Maximals, led by the troubled Optimus Primal, to defeat the powerful Megatron and his army of Vehicons. With the future of Cybertron on the line, the noble transformers train to win in a battle for their lives. Bonus features include cast and crew interviews plus commentary from writers Bob Skir and Steven Melching.

I Love You Like Crazy Cakes ... and More Stories About Families Oscar-winning actress Mia Farrow narrates this heartwarming animated classic with music by Ernest V. Troost, adapted from the best-selling children's book by Rose Lewis. Based on Lewis's own experiences adopting a baby girl from China -- and traveling to the ends of the earth to bring her home -- these stories underscore that an adoptive mother's love for her baby is just as fierce as that of a woman who's gone through childbirth.

The Color of War Peter Coyote narrates this award-winning documentary series that features never-before-seen color footage of World War II. From the early days of the draft to the soldiers' daily routines, this series captures the epic conflict through a staggering assemblage of rare footage and photos from national archives and private collections. The voices of soldiers, commanders and civilians come to life through letters, diaries and battlefield communiqués.

Weird U.S. This offbeat History Channel series crisscrosses the United States with hosts Mark Sceurman and Mark Moran as they go in search of the truth about macabre tales and local legends. From New York City to Las Vegas, they investigate oddities such as wallets made from human skin and a retirement community for circus sideshow performers. Along the way, Sceurman and Moran encounter some of the strangest characters in the country.

Newton's Dark Secrets: Nova While pursuing his theories on the universal law of gravitation, scientific genius Isaac Newton was also searching out hidden meanings in the Bible and practicing the hidden art of alchemy. Using dramatic scenes starring Scott Handy as Newton, this "Nova" documentary re-creates the unique climate of late 17th century England, where a fascination with science and mathematics coexisted with extreme views on religious doctrine.

21 Eyes As long as the 33-carat Sophia Diamond is in his possession, gem dealer Seth Collison (Nestor Serrano) will do anything to keep it safe -- and that includes installing more than 20 hidden cameras throughout his sprawling private home. So when three gunmen break in to steal the stone, only to die five minutes after their invasion, the cameras are the only witness as to what really happened that night. Fisher Stevens and Michael Buscemi co-star.

Streets of Chaos Stand back and prepare to be amazed as the Scooter Trash motorcycle stunt team unleashes some of the most dangerous motorcycle feats ever caught on camera, set to a pulsating soundtrack with songs by Rotation, Throttle Body, Mind Candy, Say Anything, Joe Strange and Mind Drought, to name a few. Featured stunts include the GMO and the 1096, plus plenty of "Jackass"-style pranks, crashes and unexpected explosions.

Satan's Blood Inspired in part by Roman Polanski's Rosemary's Baby, this lusty Spanish thriller was one of the first movies to receive the infamous "S" rating in Spain -- for sex. When a romantically bored couple reunites with old friends, agreeing to spend the night in their remote mansion home, they get a lot more than they bargained for -- and none of what they were hoping for. After all, just one night with a Ouija board is enough to scare them to death.

C.O.P.S.: The Animated Series Not to be confused with the adult-themed reality show, this futuristic animated series follows a special unit of robotically enhanced police officers tasked with fighting crime in Empire City, keeping the metropolis safe from the sinister scheming of "Big Boss." This four-disc set from the show's first and only season includes 22 episodes, plus loads of special features, including original concept art and PSAs starring characters from the series.

Rx for Survival Despite a string of 20th century milestones in the field of public health, conditions in developing countries remain substandard, due in part to rapidly evolving diseases and an ever-slowing stream of technological advances. Filmed in more than 20 countries around the world by an award-winning documentary team, this fascinating series explores what makes us sick, what keeps us healthy and what it takes to make good health last.

Wait Till You're Older In the tradition of Big, Freaky Friday and 13 Going on 30, international pop star Andy Lau portrays a boy in a man's body in this blockbuster Hong Kong comedy helmed by Teddy Chan. Tired of his father (Felix Wong) bossing him around, 12-year-old Kwong takes matters into his own hands and buys a potion from a mysterious old man who claims it will accelerate the aging process. But learning to act one's age was never so difficult.

Mejorando tu Vida Con Gabriela Spanic: Vol. 1 In the first installment of a two-volume set, internationally acclaimed actress and telenovela star Gabriela Spanic delivers a practical guide to looking and feeling your best, with comprehensive instructions on how to achieve physical and emotional well-being. With a laundry list of tips designed to flow easily into a hectic schedule, Spanic's program offers more than health and fitness advice: It's a portal to a new lifestyle and a new you.

The Dress Helmed by Dutch director Alex van Warmerdam, this provocative offbeat comedy recounts the odyssey of a jaunty blue dress -- from its genesis to its fiery demise when it's cremated along with its final owner. As the frock changes hands, it has a grim effect on those who come into contact with it, including a psychotic fashion designer, a middle-aged matron, a bag lady and an unhinged stalker. Annet Malherbe and Ariane Schluter are among the cast.

Shapes of the Invisible Providing a unique view of the world too small for the human eye to see, this visually stunning French documentary compiles 22 separate films, each one an up close look at a common object or a living creature. High-definition cameras and electron microscopes provide a fluid tour of the subjects, revealing their macromolecular structure and beauty. Explore the minute details of brass, clay, a butterfly, an eye and many more fascinating objects.

Sardar Director Gyan Mukherjee crafts an inspirational biopic chronicling the life of freedom fighter Sardar Patel, who led several satyagrahas -- nonviolent mass civil disobedience demonstrations -- during India's struggle for freedom from British rule. Focusing on the last five years of his life from 1945 to 1950, the film celebrates Sardar's influence during the country's pre-and postindependence period before his death by cardiac arrest.

Sonar Kella: The Golden Fortress When a psychologist detects strange images in the drawings of a young boy, he suspects the lad may have lived at least one former life. Taking his patient to the province of Rajasthan to stir up any latent memories, the doctor catches the attention of the press -- and the eyes of thugs who kidnap the boy. Can the intrepid detective Feluda bring him home? Satyajit Ray directs this haunting mystery, based on the novel by Sonar Kella.

Main Gandhi Ko Nahin Mara Once known for his intellectual prowess, a retired professor (Anupam Kher) begins experiencing memory gaps and periods of forgetfulness. But while he tries to laugh it off, it soon becomes clear that the symptoms are a sign of a more serious illness, prompting his grown daughter (Urmila Matondkar) to move in as his caretaker. Meanwhile, as his mind regresses, he recalls a traumatic childhood memory involving the death of Mahatma Gandhi.

Kyon Ki When his wife accidentally drowns in a swimming pool, Anand (Salman Khan) literally goes crazy with grief and is admitted to the hospital for observation. But the closer his attending physician, Dr. Tanvi (Kareena Kapoor), gets to her charming patient, the less certain she is that her arranged marriage is working -- and the more certain she is that she's in love. Can doctor and patient overcome others' opinions to secure their own happiness?

Jalwa: Fun in Love Love is anything but fun in this tense Bollywood thriller, directed by Rajiv S. Ruia. Launching a plot to seek revenge on her ex-boss, Yash (Kiran Janjani), by inserting herself between him and his pretty wife (Neha Bhatt), former secretary Tanya (Monalisa) turns on the charm to make him love her. But just as her scheme starts to take flight, she begins to develop feelings for Yash's best friend, Vikram (Viraaj).

Jalsaghar: The Music Room Despite his status as a zamindar, or landlord, Biswambhar Roy's (Chhabi Biswas) profession is a dying trade, and with each passing year he inherits land of diminishing value. But that doesn't stop him from living his life as if he possessed an endless fortune. In the wake of an expensive party thrown especially for his teenage son (Pinaki Sengupta), all Roy has left is a few sacks of jewels -- and the sanctity of his lavish music room. …

Hanuman Follow the inspirational adventures of the mythical Hanuman (voiced by Mukesh Khanna), the son of the wind god Vayu and a female apsara, who grew up to help Lord Shri Ram defeat Ravan and rescue Sita. In this delightful animated tale, backed by a soundtrack composed by Tapas Relia, Hanuman receives the gift of immortal life from Vayu, Indra and the rest of the Hindu gods and sets off on an extraordinary journey.

Ganesha During the festival of Ganesh Chaturti, Hindus celebrate the birthday of the popular Indian god Ganesh (who takes the form of an elephant) by offering prayers to clay idols in his image. This lively animated film from director Santhosh Kharade imagines what happens to the dancing clay elephants after they are immersed in the water by faithful Hindus, tracing the idols' physical and spiritual journeys through the depths.

Dansh Drawing inspiration from Roman Polanski's Death and the Maiden, this Bollywood thriller sets the action against the backdrop of the long-standing feud between the Mizo National Front and the Indian government. When her husband, Mathew (Kay Kay), invites Dr. John Sanga (Aditya Shrivastava) to their home for a drink, Maria (Sonali Kulkarni) believes him to be the same man who raped her years ago. Is John really guilty, or is all in Maria's mind?

The Return of Gupi Bagha Kings of Shundi Goopy and Bagha long for only one thing in life: their youth. So when the evil Acharya asks them to retrieve three precious jewels from three crowned heads in three different countries -- all in exchange for a chance to set back the clock -- they accept. Meanwhile, Acharya uses their absence to round up everyone of age in Anandapur, hoping to locate a 12-year-old boy who could ultimately destroy him.

The Film While seven young hopefuls share a dream of making it big in the movie industry, they quickly learn that the road to fame and fortune is paved with plenty of obstacles. Can they combine their talents to make their wish come true? Mahima Chaudhury, Vaibhav Jhalani, Khalid Siddiqui, Chaahat Khanna, Ravi Goasain, Vivek Madan, Ananya Khare and Sulbha Deshpande co-star in this upbeat Bollywood romp directed by Junaid Memon.

Bold After being brutally raped, Priya (Tanvi Verma, in her feature-film debut) lives her life as the ultimate anti-victim by seducing her attacker and safeguarding others from sharing her fate. Meanwhile, her father (Prem Chopra) wants her to marry a successful industrialist, but she'd much rather marry another. This Bollywood thriller from director K.C. Bokadia made headlines for his leading lady's willingness to bare it all.

Little Tony With an isolated farmhouse as a backdrop, this stylish black comedy chronicles the humorous consequences of a ménage à trois. The three-cornered liaison develops between ignorant schlub Brand (Alex van Warmerdam), his zaftig wife, Keet (Annet Malherbe), and Brand's shapely tutor, Lena (Ariane Schluter). Unable to bear children anymore, Keet manipulates Lena into becoming a surrogate, leading to a twisted game of lust, exploitation and … homicide.

Solitude A woman finds herself caught in the middle of a twisted sibling rivalry in this indie drama from directors Pi Ware and Susan Kraker. Artist Soledad (Ronne Orenna) gets more than she bargained for when she and her partner, Hilary (Mary Thornton), make a pit stop at the home of Hilary's brother, Louis (Patrick Belton), during a road trip. Hilary and Louis soon start bickering and end up in an all-out war as they stir memories of their sordid past.

La Perdicion de los Hombres Patricia Reyes Spindola, Rafael Inclan, Luis Felipe Tovar, Carlos Chavez and Leticia Valenzuela co-star in Arturo Ripstein's pitch-black ensemble comedy, which takes its title from a popular Mexican song. When two ranchers conspire to murder a mutual friend, more than one woman comes to the local police station to claim the body, provoking an avalanche of hurt feelings, confusion and, ultimately, a revelation for one lucky widow.

Desert Punk In a futuristic Japan, where fate has transformed the once-lush landscape into the giant Kanto desert, the complexities of everyday life have pushed many to become criminals, and innocence, decency and heroism are scarce. Amid the chaos, a pint-sized bounty hunter named Sunabouzu (aka the Desert Punk) -- armed with a reputation for excellence and admittedly less-than-noble intentions -- is just looking for his next paycheck.

Screaming for Sanity: Truth or Dare 3 The horror classic Truth or Dare gets a new twist with this third installment of the cult favorite. In a demented story of double-crosses, guilt, sin and bloody retaliation, a madman wearing a copper mask terrorizes Sunnyville, Fla., ruthlessly butchering people he believes are profiting off the fame of serial killer Mike Strauber. Amid the mayhem, tormented Dan Hess (Joel D. Wynkoop) is close to revealing the maniac's true identity.

The Avengers: The Complete Emma Peel Megaset: Collector's Edition: Bonus Material This disc includes three "lost" episodes from the first season of the Avengers: "Hot Snow," "Girl on the Trapeze" and "The Frighteners." Plus, other special features include the behind-the-scenes featurette "Avenging the Avengers," an excerpt from the promotional short film "The Strange Case of the Missing Corpse" and an Emma Peel cameo episode from The New Avengers '77.

The Beverly Hillbillies: The Ultimate Collection: Vol. 2 When Jed Clampett (Buddy Ebsen) strikes it rich and moves his hillbilly family -- including Granny (Irene Ryan), Elly (Donna Douglas) and Jethro (Max Baer Jr.) -- to tony Beverly Hills, the neighbors don't know what to make of the transplanted hayseeds. Catch all the fish-out-of-water hilarity with this collection of 27 episodes from the popular long-running sitcom. Bonus material includes rare vintage commercials.

The Murder of JFK: A Revisionist History Diving headfirst into the theories surrounding the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy, this fascinating program looks at the tragedy in light of the Cold War and America's political and cultural climate at the time. Special features include the first digital rendering of the famous Zapruder film, the only known color footage of Lee Harvey Oswald and a surprising link between Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho and the FBI's report on Oswald.

J. Edgar Hoover and the Great American Inquisitions As director of the FBI for more than 40 years, J. Edgar Hoover served under a record eight presidents and oversaw thousands of investigations against individuals he deemed anti-American, including actors, politicians and members of protest groups. This fascinating documentary applies a critical eye to Hoover's legacy with a special focus on his penchant for propaganda, preying on Americans' fears of communism to achieve his personal aims.

Tokyo Psycho Upon receiving several ominous letters in the mail -- one of which includes the phrase "You are supposed to marry me" -- Yumiko consults her photo album and finds a snapshot of her likely stalker. Considered her high school's resident "weirdo," Mikariya is rumored to have killed his parents with a length of piano wire -- and now he wants Yumiko to be his lover. Can she dismiss his obsession as harmless, or is he truly psychotic?

Hijacked: American Experience When members of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine hijacked five commercial airplanes in September 1970 and ultimately blew up four of them, it was known as "the blackest day in aviation history." Through interviews with the militants, journalists, passengers and crew, this compelling installment of the "American Experience" series examines the social and political conditions in the Middle East that helped ignite this tragedy.

One Woman, One Vote: American Experience Oscar-winning actress Susan Sarandon narrates this educational installment of the popular "American Experience" series as it examines the 72-year struggle for a woman's right to vote. Segments focus on influential figures in the women's suffrage movement, including Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Alice Paul; the country's widespread fear of social revolution; and the U.S. Senate's passage of the 19th Amendment by a single vote.

One Piece Long ago, a pirate known as Gold Roger once possessed nearly one-third of the world's gold. Now, aboard the Going Merry, Monkey D. Luffy, a young boy imbued with strange powers after eating the magical gum-gum fruit, and his oddball crew are on the hunt for the treasure -- but they have competition: The pirate El Drago is also looking for the cache. Can Luffy's crew stop the buccaneer from getting away with the legendary loot?

New Orleans: Anatomy of a Disaster: Nova This arresting installment of "Nova" delivers a minute-by-minute account of Hurricane Katrina's destruction. Viewers will learn what made Katrina so lethal and why the event caused unparalleled devastation, notwithstanding disaster planning and a sophisticated flood-protection system. The hourlong program presents riveting eyewitness reports about what occurred during the storm and state-of-the-art graphic imagery of the catastrophe.

German Military Vehicles With a focus on the use of the armored car in World War II, this fascinating documentary provides a comprehensive overview of the Nazi army's vital military vehicles, from the four-wheel models to the distinctive eight-wheel varieties. Through rare combat films (which include footage of the "Puma" armored car used primarily at Normandy), the abilities of these war machines are illustrated as never before.

Luella Miller Bighearted Lydia Anderson (Sara Wiseman) lives alone on a sprawling New Zealand estate and daydreams about her neighbor, Christian Hill (Philip Brown); trouble is, he's not attracted to Lydia. When the lovely, mysterious and stone-broke Luella Miller (Sia Trokenheim) arrives on the scene, Lydia welcomes the young woman into her home -- and comes to regret it when Christian falls prey to her charms in director Dane Giraud's psychological thriller.

Keep Your Distance With a rewarding job and a beautiful wife (Kim Raver), David Dailey (Gil Bellows) seems to have it all. Yet he has the uneasy feeling that something's not right, a suspicion that grows even stronger when he begins receiving anonymous notes warning that his life is about to change … for the worse. While David senses he's being watched, he has no idea who's watching. Stacy Keach, Elizabeth Peña, Jennifer Westfeldt and Christian Kane co-star.

One Nite in Mongkok: Bonus Material This companion disc to the powerful film contains a "making-of" featurette, deleted scenes and trailers.

One Nite in Mongkok While combing the Mongkok district of Kowloon for a dangerous hit man on the run (Daniel Wu), a frustrated squadron of Hong Kong policemen (led by Alex Fong) toes the line of respectability. Cecilia Cheung, Anson Leung and Chin Kar-lok (who also serves as the film's action director) co-star in this taut action-drama with a string of memorable fight sequences, presented in a daring documentary style by director Derek Yee.

Graveyard Series 2: Disciple of Death A virgin's inadvertently spilled blood breathes new life into a ghoulish demon (portrayed by former BBC radio host Mike Raven) in this unnerving horror film. With his unholy soul unleashed to stalk innocent victims, the fiend commits a string of grisly, ritualistic killings involving chaste young ladies who ultimately become his undead brides. Supporting players include Virginia Wetherell, Stephen Bradley and Louise Jameson.

Graveyard Series 1: Terror in the Crypt Master of the macabre Christopher Lee and Jose Campos star in this operatic scare-fest about a creaky old mansion -- in the middle of nowhere -- with a life all its own. Anyone who dares enter through its doors soon discovers a warren of rooms, each concealing a frightening surprise. But some spaces have been obsessively tucked away, and for good reason: Death lurks there, waiting to claim its next victim.

America's Toughest Sheriff His hard-line approach has earned Sheriff Joe Arpaio -- the lead law-enforcement officer in Arizona's sprawling Maricopa County -- lots of support among voters, as evidenced by his three consecutive landslide victories. But not everyone approves of his tactics, which include female chain gangs and a desert prison with only tents to shield inmates from the elements. This hourlong documentary profiles the flinty lawman in a one-on-one interview.

Masters of Poker: Annie Duke's Conquering Online Poker Put on your poker face for a one-on-one tutorial with World Series of Poker champion Annie Duke, who reveals the secrets of playing online poker in an easy-to-follow visual format. While the Internet is largely anonymous, all the old rules of traditional poker still apply, especially learning your opponents' tells and bluffs. All you'll need to start winning big is a willingness to learn -- and an Internet connection, of course.

Visions of France Filmed in high definition from a camera mounted on a moving helicopter, this high-flying program features stunning views of some of southeastern France's most breathtaking sites, including Provence and the Riviera, Arles, Avignon, Aix, Monaco and the Cote d'Azur. Set to a soothing regional soundtrack, your tour is further enhanced by informative narration that provides a historical perspective of the region and its timeless charms.

Boys Be ... Following the romantic misadventures of a group of high school friends, this animated coming-of-age series examines love from a guy's point of view. While girl-crazy Makoto puts his faith in "Dr. Mitsuboshi's Love Manual," quiet Kyoichi pours out his heart to a girl he's known since childhood. Meanwhile, handsome Yoshihiko has no trouble attracting the ladies … but that doesn't mean he knows what to do with them!

Christi Taylor: Totally Cool Step If dance is your passion, this could be the perfect workout. Join instructor Christi Taylor for a mix of kicking, jumping and pivoting designed to get you moving, set to a soundtrack of popular songs, including "We Will Rock You," "I Love Rock & Roll" and "I Heard It Through the Grapevine." A tip: First-time exercisers may want to view the instructional segment at the end of the workout that provides a how-to for each move in the routine.

Christi Taylor: Totally Hot Cardio If burning calories is your goal, this fast-faced cardio workout led by instructor Christi Taylor will help you grapevine, pony and mambo your way there. Backed by a soundtrack of popular songs -- including "I'm a Star," "Joy to the World," "Bang on a Drum All Day" and "Devil with the Blue Dress On" -- Taylor moves you through a routine that's packed with enough turns, jumps and pivots to transform your body into a fat-burning machine.

The Harmonium in My Memory Burdened with a serious crush on her young homeroom teacher, 17-year-old Hong-yeon spends her spare time writing furtively in her notebook -- an assignment from the object of her affection. But when he begins eyeing up an older colleague, Hong-yeon finds her heart broken as one point of a jagged love triangle. Jeon Do-yeon , Byung-Hun Lee and Lee Mi-yeon co-star in this moving exploration of first love.

Son of Samson / Son of Cleopatra: Double Feature Get set for adventure with this swords-and-sandals double bill. In Son of Samson, Maciste (Mark Forrest) -- scion of the famed muscleman -- travels to the Egyptian city of Tanis to checkmate villainous Queen Smedes (Chelo Alonso), who's persecuting the citizenry. Son of Cleopatra finds Egyptian El Kabir (Mark Damon) fighting for his people by leading an uprising against despotic Roman governor Petronio (Livio Lorenzon).

Diecovery Honeymoon bliss turns into horror for a pair of unsuspecting Honeymoon bliss turns into horror for a pair of unsuspecting newlyweds in this gruesome entry from Thailand. The lovebirds head to an out-of-the-way locale for their romantic getaway, only to find themselves haunted by the spirit of a girl murdered 25 years earlier and buried alive -with her mouth sewed shut. Chutima Avery, Suthiporn Meta, Natcha Songsuwan and Jaran Patchjaroen head the film's cast.

Texas Lightning In this coming-of-age drama, macho truck driver Karl Stover (Cameron Mitchell) takes his quiet son, Buddy (played by Mitchell's real-life son, Channing), on a hunting trip to make him a man. Things start looking up for Buddy when he becomes romantically involved with honky-tonk barmaid Fay (Maureen McCormick). But after Karl commits an unforgivable act, Buddy is forced out of his shell -- with violent results.

Evils of the Night A trio of aliens (John Carradine, Julie Newmar and Tina Louise) visits Earth on a quest for teen flesh, hoping to use it to create a youth serum. To help them with the diabolical scheme, they bribe two dim-bulb mechanics (Neville Brand and Aldo Ray) to stalk and kidnap a group of randy adolescents. Director Mardi Rustam's sci-fi thriller mixes the slasher-in-the-woods genre with the classic alien invader theme -- and the film is so bad it's good.

Hummel: Mobile Heavy Artillery Focusing on the tank destroyers and self-propelled artillery used during World War II, this fascinating documentary provides a comprehensive overview of the Nazi army's arsenal, examining every aspect of the German weapons force. Through rare combat footage, the abilities of these mighty war machines are illustrated as never before, offering insight as to their importance in winning -- or losing -- key battles.

Panzer: Germany's Ultimate War Machine This fascinating documentary sheds light on the abilities of select German war machines, as illustrated by a combination of World War II footage showing German Tiger tanks during Operation Citadel and clips from two Nazi training films. Other featured weapons include the infamous Panzer tank, which was used successfully against the Soviets, and the Model Brummbaer armored car, which was used during the final years of battle.

Phantom In search of a better life, a young man travels to the city. His adventure begins when he spots a mysterious and beautiful girl holding a rifle and assassinating mobsters. Dragged into her fierce world of organized crime, he's forced to become a hit man. Soon, he's not sure who he is anymore, just that he and the girl are the mob's latest superassassins in this fast-paced anime feature based on the interactive game.

Lines of Influence This goes without saying, but we'll say it anyway: Don't try this at home. Filmed on location in the snowy backcountry of Alaska, California, Wyoming, Colorado and Utah, these high-octane stunts encompass some of the most unbelievable drops on record. Featured skiers include veterans such as Robb Gaffney, Tom Wayes, J.T. Holmes and Kip Garr, with appearances from newer faces on the scene, including Cody Townsend, George Hjelte and Kyle O'Neal.

Werewolves on Wheels What happens when a motorcycle gang known as the Devil's Advocates sets off on a take-no-prisoners tour of the American Southwest? Well, for one thing, two of its members (Stephen Oliver and D.J. Anderson) meet up with a cult of satanic monks who promptly turn them into werewolves. An improbable marriage of road movie and horror flick, this offbeat film marks the directorial debut of Michel Levesque, who also penned the screenplay.

The Losers William Smith, Adam Roarke, Bernie Hamilton and Houston Savage co-star in this Vietnam War-era drama that presents an unusual take on the rescue mission formula. Dispatched by the U.S. government to recover a missing CIA operative in Cambodia, five Hell's Angels don patriotic gear and ride their bikes into the heart of enemy territory. Along the way, they outfit their vehicles in battle armor to take a crack at the Vietcong.

Dog Eat Dog It's a dog-eat-dog world in this aptly titled thriller starring Hollywood icon Jayne Mansfield, Cameron Mitchell and Werner Peters. Thieves have purloined a million dollars and chosen to hide out on a remote Mediterranean island. But plenty of others want their mitts on that money, prompting a money-grubbing chase that ends in mayhem and murder. Who will be the last one standing? To the winner go the considerable spoils.

Luciano Ercoli: Death Walks on High Heels As she mourns the death of her diamond-thief father, a beautiful nightclub singer (Susan Scott) is being stalked by a mysterious figure who could be the same man who murdered her dad. Hoping to elude her pursuer, she moves to the country -- but he's not so easily deterred. Luciano Ercoli -- one of the masters of the 1970s giallo flick -- directs this steamy Italian thriller, co-starring Simon Andreu and Frank Wolff.

Luciano Ercoli: Death Walks at Midnight Not long after taking a hallucinogenic drug, a glamorous fashion model (Susan Scott) witnesses a horrifying murder in the building next door, committed by a man wearing a spiked glove. But though she tries to forget what she saw, it won't be the last time she crosses paths with the mysterious killer. Luciano Ercoli -- one of the masters of the 1970s giallo flick -- directs this sexy Italian thriller, co-starring Simon Andreu and Frank Wolff.

Rock & Roll London Art Wood -- the older brother of Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood -- hosts this personalized tour of London's greatest rock 'n' roll hot spots, interrupted occasionally by his need to grab a quick pint. Stops between beers include several obscure sites that helped lay the groundwork for the 1960s rock explosion, including a boat yard on Eel Pie Island where the young Rolling Stones were first discovered.

The Gardener A creepy gardener (Joe Dallesandro) who has the ability to turn himself into a tree spends his spare time feeding his plants human flesh -- which only makes them crave the taste of blood. Obsessed with a beautiful woman who resists his affections, he sends her a bouquet of his people-eating posies and lets his bloodthirsty blooms do the dirty work. Katharine Houghton and Rita Gam co-star in this hair-raising horticultural flick.

Lupin the 3rd: Strange Psychokinetic Strategy Springing to the big screen in a thrilling live-action adventure, master thief Lupin (Yuki Meguro) falls victim to members of the evil Maccherone gang, who want to steal one of Tokyo's most valuable national treasures. To keep Lupin off their trail, the thugs hatch a dastardly plot: First, they'll take his girlfriend hostage; then, they'll take him out of commission, leaving nothing in the way of pulling off the heist of a lifetime.

Goto, Island of Love Keeping a tight hold over his kingdom by doling out punishment, the sadistic King Goto III (Pierre Brasseur) rules his island with a cold, iron heart. But when a criminal slated to die in one of the king's regular death matches informs him that the queen (Ligia Branice) is having an affair, the enraged monarch's reaction could ultimately end his reign. Walerian Borowczyk directs his first live-action film after making his name as an animator.

Valley of the Bees After his father marries a teenage bride, 12-year-old Ondrej is banished from the household and sent to live and study with a strict religious order. It isn't long before the boy begins to reflect on existential matters and question his fundamental set of beliefs. Exploring the nature of faith and doubt, Czechoslovakian director Frantisek Vlacil's poetic rumination set during the Middle Ages packs a dramatic wallop.

Peep "TV" Show A disaffected Goth girl and a young male Internet voyeur connect in this offbeat exploration of the Japanese subculture of video surveillance. After meeting by chance on the street in Tokyo, the two start secretly taping strangers and posting their images on the Internet. With a postmodern punk attitude, Peep "TV" Show provides an engrossing exploration of Japanese "Lolitas," online pornography, nihilism and the paranoia of a post-Sept. 11 world.

Werckmeister Harmonies A group of decidedly weird circus attractions -- including a giant stuffed whale and a mysterious man known as "The Prince" who's imbued with magnetic powers -- stirs up tensions among the denizens of a provincial Hungarian town. Director Bela Tarr's edgy psychological drama consists of just 39 shots but features mesmerizing camerawork that, coupled with the film's allegorical plot, creates a haunting atmosphere of lingering dread.

Gregorio and His Angel Gilberto Martinez Solares writes and directs this Mexican tale of good and evil, following the plight of an alcoholic janitor (Broderick Crawford) who's fired from his job at a local orphanage. With nothing to live for, his spirits are temporarily lifted when an angel in the form of a young girl (Connie Carol) pays him a visit. But when the devil (German Valdes) appears on the scene to kidnap her, it tests his faith in God.

The Next Man Sean Connery stars as progressive Arab diplomat Khalil Abdul-Muhsen, a man who wants to make peace with Israel and admit the nation as a member of OPEC. But Khalil's plan gets sidetracked when members of the international oil cartel begin turning up dead -- and it's only a matter of time before he's next. The plot thickens when he meets the woman of his dreams (Cornelia Sharpe), whose affections may mask more sinister motives.

The Irish Tenors With a nod to the operatic superstars who launched the Three Tenors, this trio of Irish singers -- John McDermott, Anthony Kearns and Ronan Tynan -- breathe new life into traditional Celtic favorites, backed by a full-bodied symphonic band. This 1998 television concert features memorable performances of "Danny Boy," "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling," "I'll Take You Home, Kathleen," "Will Ye Go, Lassie Go?" and "My Wild Irish Rose."

Season of Youth Obsessed with the notion that all African-Americans are not only inferior but also criminals, privileged prep school student Taylor (Jonathan Bennett) begins desperately stalking a black classmate named Flint, waiting for him to prove his racist theory right. But when Flint strikes up a relationship with Taylor's sister, Matty, Taylor's hatred takes a violent turn. Ethan Cohn, Jim Gaffigan, Jesse L. Martin and Ernest Waddell co-star.

Madame Claude With a cadre of beautiful call girls at her disposal, Madame Claude (Francoise Fabian) is a well-known figure among Paris's rich and powerful. But when one of her employees turns up dead in the apartment of a local photographer (Murray Head) who's collecting snapshots to give to the authorities, her business could be the next victim. Adapted from the novel by Jacques Quoirez, this 1970s drama is based on actual events.

Passing Fancy Assigned to track down a seductive murderess named Fancy (Amie Dellavalle), the intrepid Detective Rodriguez (Antoni Corone) finally brings her to justice. But life behind bars at an institution for the criminally insane only serves to ramp up her passion -- and her rage over her troubled past. Ron Stone writes and directs this gritty tale about the consequences of sexual and emotional abuse, marking his feature film debut.

The Avenging Quartet Directed by Siu Wing, this 1990s action-thriller follows the efforts of Chin (Cynthia Yang), a beautiful Chinese agent, to recover a priceless painting. After her investigation moves to the nearby island of Hong Kong, she teams with a female kung fu master (Moon Lee) to apprehend a powerful Japanese gangster (Michiko Nishiwaki) who's taken off with a national treasure. Yukari Oshima and Waise Lee co-star in this popular "girls with guns" flick.

The Man Who Walked Alone Discharged from the military for medical reasons, World War II hero Marion Scott (Dave O'Brien) is hitchhiking his way home when he's picked up by rich society girl WilhelminaHammond (Kay Aldridge), who's fleeing her fiance; in a stolen car. And though sparks immediately fly between the two, the secrets they're hiding from each other might just quash their chance at romance. This madcap comedy earned an Oscar nomination for Best Score.

Millie When her wealthy spouse (James Hall) betrays her, Millie Maitland (Helen Twelvetrees) asks for a divorce but is forced to leave her daughter in her ex-husband's care. Anguished over the separation, she opens her heart to a handsome reporter, only to be hurt yet again. Now, with an old flame resurfacing who has his eyes on her now-grown daughter (Anita Louise), Millie decides she's finished with men. And she means it.

The Speed Reporter Convinced that mobsters control the recently elected head of the Reform League, newshound Dick Lawrence (Richard Talmadge) hits the pavement -- sometimes literally -- to prove his theory in print. But in exposing the truth, he makes so many enemies in the underworld that he becomes the target of vicious threats. Talmadge's former vocation as a circus acrobat accounts for his agility in the film's amazing stunt scenes.

Boy of the Streets When tough-talking tenement teen Chuck Brennan (Jackie Cooper) falls in love with a beautiful and intelligent girl (Maureen O'Connor) who spends most of her time taking care of her ailing mother, he takes a job as an assistant to powerful gangster Blackie Davis (Matty Fain) to help make her life a little better. But the deeper Chuck sinks into the dizzying world of crime, the closer he gets to mortal danger.

Female Fugitive When her husband, Jim (Craig Reynolds), masterminds a plot to drive his competitors out of business by way of hijacking and murder, the cops catch on and Peggy Mallory (Evelyn Venable) is pulled along for the ride. To keep her profile as low as she can, Peggy splits from Jim and hides out with a reclusive artist (Reed Hadley). But if her abettor blows her cover -- and Jim's enemies find out where she is -- there will be nowhere left to hide.

The Headline Woman When gambler Johnny "Full House" Corinti (Theodore von Eltz) turns up dead, the evidence leads to police commissioner Frank Desmond (Conway Tearle) -- but the fingerprints on the murder weapon belong to Myrna Van Buren (Heather Angel), the beautiful daughter of a newspaper owner, who's apparently been framed. Can ace reporter Bob Grayson (Roger Pryor) and a sympathetic cop (Ford Sterling) prove that Myrna didn't do it?

The Great Mike Jimmy Dolan (Robert "Buzz" Henry) and his trusty horse, Mike, can deliver newspapers faster than anyone. So nobody is surprised when a wealthy thoroughbred owner (Pierre Watkin) suggests that Mike would make an excellent race horse. The plot thickens when local gangsters attempt to take Mike as part of a debt repayment scheme, leaving Jimmy with little hope of keeping his champion. Carl Switzer (better known as Alfalfa from "Our Gang") co-stars.

Hurricane at Pilgrim Hill After Sam "Bigmouth" Smedley (Clem Bevans) gets word that high-and-mighty Jonathan Smith (Cecil Kellaway) won't let his daughter wed penniless Steve Terhune (Bob Board), Sam travels Pilgrim Hill, Mass., to play matchmaker. No fan of Smith, the unofficial town boss, Smedley lures him to a desolate isle and summons a hurricane via an Indian rain dance -- then lets nature take its course when Terhune gets a chance to save his would-be father-in-law.

The Return of Rin Tin Tin Left in the care of the kindly Father Matthew (Donald Woods) after World War II, a young orphan named Paul (Robert Blake) reflects on his sorrowful circumstances. A chance meeting with the furry Rin Tin Tin pulls him out of his shell and gives him a reason to smile -- for a while. When the dog's original owner resurfaces and threatens to reclaim his property, Paul faces losing everything that's helped him heal.

Tom Robinson: Back in the Old Country Tom Robinson -- who spent years as front man for his band, TRB, and now hosts the BBC program "The Evening Sequence" -- gives a memorable solo performance in this 1984 concert filmed at London's Dominion Theatre. The set list includes the title tune, "Prison," "War Baby," "Cabin Boy," "Out in the Cold Again," "Murder at the End of the Day," "Never Gonna Fall in Love (Again)," "2-4-6-8 Motorway" and "Hope and Glory."

Orpheistes Festival Orchestra Live Swiss conductor Joel Mathias Jenny leads the Les Orpheistes Festival Orchestra and Bulgarian violinist Mario Hossen in this celebratory evening of beautiful classical music, featuring the world premiere of Walter Baer's "Winter Music." Other tracks include Antonio Vivaldi's "Winter," Johannes Brahms's "Hungarian Dance No. 5," Piotr Tchaikovsky's "Elegia," Niccolò Paganini's "I Palpiti" and Pablo de Sarasate's "Zigeunerweisen."

Lightning Strikes West When ex-convict Butch Taggart (Michael Vallon) lifts a shipment of cash intended to build a state-funded aqueduct, he leaves an entire town full of farmers high and dry. Desperate for outside help, the authorities hire vigilante cowboy "Lightning" Ken Morgan (Ken Maynard) to capture Taggart and recover the money -- but attractive barmaid Mae Grant (Claire Rochelle) could divert Morgan's attention in this rousing Western.

Code of the Saddle Two rival ranchers -- each convinced that the other is to blame for the string of recent misfortunes plaguing his property -- are prepared to go to war, and they're not about to listen to peacemaking cowboy Johnny Macklin (Johnny Mack Brown). Meanwhile, as Johnny attempts to prove that the local sheriff is the real source of the trouble, he finds himself framed for murder -- and a jailbreak may be the only chance he has to set things right.

No Man's Range When peacekeeping cowboys Jim Hale (Bob Steele) and his sidekick, Fuzz (Buck Connors), ride into a tiny Western town, they find themselves in the middle of a bona fide range war between beautiful rancher Helen Green (Roberta Gale) and nefarious gang leader Ed Brady (Steve Clark). Throwing up red flags to help Helen deliver her cattle to market on time, Jim and Fuzz plot to drive the vicious Brady Gang out of business.

Law of the West In a cruel act of retaliation against local vigilante leader Dan Carruthers (Hank Bell), grieving cattle rustler Lee Morgan (Edward Brady) kidnaps Carruthers's young son and raises the boy, named Bob, as if he were his own. Seventeen years later, Morgan sends Bob (Bob Steele) in pursuit of the man who is actually his father -- which is all part of Morgan's elaborate revenge plot to have Carruthers killed by his own flesh and blood.

Outlaws of Sonora Bandit Dude Brannen (Robert Livingston) gets a lucky break when he holds up one of the Three Mesquiteers -- Stony Brooke (also played by Livingston) -- and discovers he's a dead ringer for his mark. Taking Stony's place, Dude tries to convince the bank manager he's on the right side of the law, but when the banker doesn't buy it, Dude guns him down and absconds with more than $20,000. Trouble is, the good guys still think he's the real Stony!

The Lone Rider and the Bandit When a string of killings and robberies plagues a gold prospectors' camp, the miners -- who believe a notorious bandit (Carl Sepulveda) is to blame -- hire vigilante investigator "Lone Rider" Tom Cameron (George Houston) to get to the bottom of things. Donning disguises, Cameron and his sidekick, Fuzzy Jones (Al St. John), are close to getting their man … until the townsfolk's thirst for vengeance takes precedence.

The Adventures of Robin Hood: Vol. 10 Richard Greene dons tights for his role as the charming Robin Hood stars in this long-running television series filmed in the wilds of Great Britain. In this rollicking collection of adventures, the Merry Men help a knight who's being forced to turn over his land; three lords try to raise a ransom to bring King Richard back to power; and Friar Tuck and Robin Hood compete to see who can find the most gold in one day.

The Adventures of Robin Hood: Vol. 9 Richard Greene dons tights for his role as the charming Robin Hood stars in this long-running television series filmed in the wilds of Great Britain. In this rollicking collection of adventures, the Sheriff of Nottingham imposes a new road toll; Little John falls in love with a beauty who could be a spy; Prince John considers using a scientist's deadly new invention; and Maid Marian introduces Robin Hood to a man who could make him a fortune.

Michael Parenti: Rulers of the Planet This collection captures two of historian, political scientist and Pulitzer Prize-nominated writer Michael Parenti's most intriguing and accessible lectures. In "How I Became an Activist for Social Justice," Parenti recalls his own political awakening during the throes of the Vietnam War. In "Empire," he discusses the United States' growth into an empire of global proportions that casts an equally wide net of political influence.

Nardwuar: The Human Serviette Putting Barbara Walters's interview skills to shame, unkempt Canadian media personality Nardwuar (aka "The Human Serviette") baffles and bothers A-, B- and C-listers alike with an agenda of ridiculous questions. This collection of some of his best celebrity encounters includes interrogations with Michael Moore, the White Stripes, Snoop Dogg, Mikhail Gorbachev, Franz Ferdinand, Ron Jeremy, Drew Barrymore, Dan Quayle, Paul Shaffer and many more.

The Panther's Claw When a diva hits her last high note, police suspect mild-mannered wigmaker Everett Digberry (Byron Foulger) is the killer. But the plot only thickens when strands of hair found in the singer's hands lead investigators to the shop of a rival wigmaker who turns up dead before he can even be questioned. With Everett's prints on the murder weapon, it seems like a clear-cut case for police commissioner Thatcher Colt (Sidney Blackmer) -- or is it?

Twin Husbands When beautiful Chloe Werrenden (Shirley Grey) and her oily accomplice, Colton Drain (Monroe Owsley), kidnap Jerry Van Trevor (John Miljan), they unveil their sinister plan for him to impersonate Chloe's missing magnate hubby (also played by Miljan) and steal his bonds. Jerry reluctantly agrees -- without letting on that he's a seasoned con man with a few clever moves up his sleeves. The supporting cast includes Hale Hamilton and Robert Elliott.

Brand of Hate In this B-grade Western, rancher Rod Kent (Bob Steele) falls for his comely neighbor Margie Orkin (Lucile Browne), but complications arise when her greedy half uncle Bill (George "Gabby" Hayes) tries to blackmail her. When the gallant cowboy steps in to protect his ladylove, one of Bill's vicious sons kills Rod's father. Joined by Margie's little brother and his loyal dog, Rod sets out to bring the villainous Orkin men to justice.

Gene Autry Collection: Rancho Grande Singing cowpoke Gene Autry is the foreman of a heavily mortgaged ranch that may be razed to make way for a dam. When the owner dies and leaves the Rancho Grande to his three flighty grandchildren, Gene must school the whippersnappers to help them keep the spread from entering receivership. Some quick thinking -- along with a few songs -- does wonders to uncover a secret plot to take over the Rancho Grande in this entertaining oater.

Chiseen With a name taken from the Chinese slang word for crazy, you know this variety show is anything but ordinary. Drawing inspiration from the "Jackass" stylings of Johnny Knoxville, this Hong Kong-based series that originally aired on MTV Asia features a cast of urban daredevils that pokes fun at pop culture by performing skits and stupid human tricks -- including the increasingly popular sport of wok-boarding.

Gene Autry Collection: Ride, Tenderfoot, Ride In this diverting Western, cowpoke Gene Autry inherits the Belmont Meat Packing Co. -- and the associated management headaches. When a rival company owned by socialite Ann Randolph (June Storey) tries to force Gene to sell his plant, a feud begins to brew, with Ann using her feminine wiles as a weapon and Gene employing parades, bands and, of course, tunes to carry the day. The supporting cast includes Smiley Burnette, Warren Hull and Joe Frisco.

Texas Buddies World War I crackerjack pilot Gat Garner (Bob Steele) and his buddy (George "Gabby" Hayes) track down a murderous outlaw in this vintage Western. On a trip through the Texas desert, the two chums stumble across human skeletal remains, along with a note asking the finder to care for the dead man's niece, June (Nancy Drexel). Gat teams with the sheriff to catch the wily killer (Harry Semels), managing along the way to fall head over heels for June.

Wolf Riders After Jack Jennings's family is tragically gunned down in the cross fire of a battle between cowboys and Indians, the orphaned boy is taken in and raised by a friendly Native American tribe. The grown-up Jack eventually becomes a champion for his adopted people as an Indian agent defending against racketeers that would take advantage of the tribes. Harry S. Webb directs this vintage B Western starring Saturday-matinee favorite Jack Perrin.

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