New Releases for November 11th, 2008 (Full List)
Blood Wars When he's bitten by a beautiful vampire seductress (Allison Lange), unassuming college student Will (A.J. Draven) finds himself thrust into an epic war between a league of warlocks and a bloodthirsty group of vampires. Directed by Tom Shell, this B-movie thriller also stars Tony Todd (the Candyman trilogy, TV's "Chuck"), C. Thomas Howell, Jason Connery, Mark Burman, Rini Bell and Jonathan Durante.
Hellboy II: The Golden Army The identities of Hellboy (Ron Perlman), Liz Sherman (Selma Blair) and Abe Sapien (Doug Jones) are exposed as they face a new threat: The Golden Army, assembled of long-hidden mythological creatures, is prepared to attack. As fantastic monsters and paranormal phenomena begin to take over, the trio races to destroy the army's leader, the vengeful Prince Nuada (Luke Goss). John Alexander co-stars in Guillermo del Toro's spellbinding sequel.
Sukiyaki Western Django In a strange land where East meets West, two rival gangs, the Heike Reds and the Genji Whites, are locked in a deadly feud over a fortune in gold. A lone hero (Hideaki Ito) comes to town, meets the gangs' various victims and tries to restore order to the chaos. Director Quentin Tarantino guest stars as a gunslinger in this visually stunning Japanese spaghetti Western from cult film director Takashi Miike.
Impy's Island When an iceberg containing a frozen prehistoric egg floats ashore, the inhabitants of the island Titwoo watch in wonderment as a baby dinosaur hatches before their eyes. But problems arise when the king decides to capture the little guy as a trophy. The zany cast of characters in this kid-friendly animated adventure includes a talking penguin with two left feet, a whip-smart lizard and a zany pig with a major attitude.
Kung Fu Panda When China's Valley of Peace is threatened, lazy Po the panda (voiced by Jack Black) discovers his destiny as the "chosen one" and trains to become a kung fu hero. Master Monkey (Jackie Chan) and Master Viper (Lucy Liu) impart their knowledge to Po, but transforming this slacker into a brave warrior isn't going to be easy. Dustin Hoffman, Angelina Jolie, Ian McShane and Michael Clarke Duncan also provide voices.
Pingu: South Pole Adventures Grab your sled for these polar-izing adventures of everyone's favorite penguin, Pingu. Join our arctic hero at the South Pole, where he hangs out with the Abominable Snowman, gets his first job and dances in his igloo. Pingu also encounters a motorized sled, plays tag with his sister and learns -- the hard way -- that penguins can not fly. The quirky character was created by Swiss animators Otmar Gutmann and Harald Muecke.
Shaun the Sheep: Off the Baa! The inquisitive sheep, Shaun, does his best to make things right in the barnyard among his fellow animals, including hapless lamb Timmy, plus-size Shirley and the patient sheepdog, Bitzer, in these eight great episodes. "Shear" fun ensues when Shaun and the flock take a ski trip, enter into a soccer feud with the Naughty Pigs and more in this hilarious collection of adventures from the creators of the beloved stop-motion icons, Wallace & Gromit.
Storm Hawks: Showdown in the Skies Cartoon Network's 3-D animated series follows five valiant teenagers, a group called the Storm Hawks, who ride around on motorcycles that morph into flying machines, protecting the citizens of Atmos against Cyclonia's oppressive regime. This two-part set includes the final 13 episodes of the series' first season, including "Leviathan the Lesson," "Thunder Run Talon Academy" "Escape! Siren's Song" and "Terra Neon."
All Mine to Give Patty McCormack, Glynis Johns and Ellen Corby lead an all-star cast in this heartfelt drama about six pioneer children whose parents have died, forcing the eldest to find homes for his younger siblings on Christmas. Despite the children's tragic predicament, the Scottish immigrant family's powerful bond inspires them to stick together in the true spirit of the season. Allen Reisner directs and Rex Thompson co-stars.
Holiday Affair Janet Leigh stars as Connie Ennis, a young widowed mother who has an unfortunate first encounter with department store clerk Steve Mason (Robert Mitchum), inadvertently causing him to get fired just before Christmas. Despite the mishap, Steve takes Connie on a date, much to the chagrin of her better-established suitor, Carl, but much to the delight of her young son, Timmy, who would much prefer Steve to Carl as a stepdad.
Hollywood Canteen This star-studded morale booster tells the tale of a sailor (Robert Hutton) who stays at the title club on three days' leave. While there, he falls for performer Joan Leslie (as herself), and a host of Hollywood celebrities conspire to get them together. Many Warner Brothers stars appear, including Bette Davis, John Garfield, Barbara Stanwyck, Jack Benny, in a violin duel with Joseph Szigeti, and Roy Rogers, who debuts "Don't Fence Me In."
It Happened on 5th Avenue Every year, when the O'Connors leave their lavish New York home to spend Christmas in Florida, hobo Aloysius T. McKeever (Victor Moore) takes up residence in the house in their absence. But this year, daughter Trudy (Gale Storm) shows up unexpectedly. Posing as a runaway, she keeps her identity a secret, as does her father (Charles Ruggles) when he arrives home. The confusion that follows ensures the O'Connors will never forget this Christmas.
Quo Vadis Mervyn LeRoy's Hollywood epic recounts the sweeping saga of star-crossed lovers General Marcus Vinicius (Robert Taylor) and Lygia (Deborah Kerr). The smitten Marcus pursues Lygia, but to no avail. At the behest of Nero (Peter Ustinov), Lygia is given to Marcus, who makes it his mission to prove to her that his intentions are pure and true. But just as it seems love will prevail, Nero's atrocities threaten to destroy them and Rome forever. …
Thank Your Lucky Stars When two producers want to hire Dinah Shore for their new revue, her egomaniacal boss (Eddie Cantor) insists on a starring role for himself. As the show comes together, Warner Brothers' biggest stars strut their stuff. Ida Lupino and Olivia de Havilland jitterbug, Bette Davis sings "They're Either Too Young or Too Old" and Errol Flynn parodies his swashbuckling image in this World War II-era patriotic cavalcade.
The Apprentice Susan Sarandon stars as Elizabeth Hawkins, a free-spirited model who wants to explore her sexuality without limitations, which creates serious complications in her relationship with her increasingly insecure boyfriend, Jean-Pierre (Steve Fiset). Meanwhile, he is caught between two romances of his own -- the one with Elizabeth as well as a liaison with a virginal young woman -- prompting him to commit a crime.
The Boys in the Band From director William Friedkin comes this trailblazing 1970s drama about a close-knit group of gay friends' reunion at their pal's birthday party, where snippets from each person's life are revealed throughout the evening. But when the liquor begins flowing freely, and then a straight male guest arrives unexpectedly at the party, the gay men begin to show their true colors -- some of which are less than pretty. Leonard Fray stars.
All for Melissa With the help of his best friend, Alicia (Jane Benney), computer tech and aspiring filmmaker Jared (Milan Tresnak) tries to meet his dream girl, Hollywood actress Melissa (Kimberly Estrada). But as Jared puts his plan into motion, he starts realizing that love may be closer than he thought. Filmed on location in Hawaii, this romantic comedy also stars Andy Bumatai, Stan Egi, Maxwell Smart and Joel Yago.
Beer for My Horses When his girlfriend (Claire Forlani) is kidnapped by drug dealers, deputy sheriff Rack (Toby Keith) ignores his boss's orders and hits the open road to rescue her. But with his fellow lawman Lonnie (Rodney Carrington) and lunatic gun enthusiast Skunk (the Motor City Madman himself, Ted Nugent) tagging along to help, things don't go quite as smoothly as planned. Willie Nelson, Tom Skerritt and Barry Corbin co-star.
Holding Out Jessica devises the perfect experiment to conduct for her women's studies thesis: Four of her sexy friends will swear off sex, dating and even talking to men for 100 days. All goes well until a crafty tycoon launches an experiment of his own. He offers a cool million to the first guy who can break the ladies' celibacy streak. Lala Sloatman, Jeremy Sisto, Bruce Davison, Ethan Embry, Erin Gray and Eve Plumb star in this saucy comedy.
Katt Williams: It's Pimpin' Pimpin' Red-hot comedian Katt Williams brings his outrageous comedy to the stage in this live performance from his sold-out, 100-city 2008 tour. It's a hilarious, no-holds-barred commentary on relationships, sex, politics and more -- all raw and uncut. Pimpin' his controversial and edgy humor, Williams lampoons life's absurdities with his street thug persona and point of view that keeps audiences whooping for more.
Shred Pro snowboarders in the 1990s, Max (Dave England) and Eddy (Renee Renee) are now past their prime. The fever strikes them again, though, when the sport's popularity explodes, and they decide to open a snowboard camp -- featuring their unique brand of instruction. It's not exactly the big time, but they're happy to teach their oddball techniques. And with a major competition coming up, their students will need all the advice they can get.
The Pink Conspiracy Dave (Bradley Snedeker) isn't normally a paranoid guy, but lately, his girlfriend, Jamie (Mercedes McNab), has been acting strangely, and now, their relationship is on the rocks. Suspicious, he follows her one evening and stumbles upon a bizarre and horrifying secret. Jamie is the head of a club made up of Dave's ex-girlfriends, each of whom has an ax to grind. Under her leadership, they've set out to make his life a living hell.
Along the Way After graduating from college, a quartet of longtime chums (Briel DiCristofaro, Andrew Bowen, Michael Cade and John McLoughlin) come of age as their friendship ebbs and flows in this well-crafted indie drama about fraternity, loss and salvation. Directed and cowritten by Bowen, the film features a fine supporting cast that includes Timothy Bottoms and Missy Crider, who delivers an affecting performance.
And the Earth Did Not Swallow Him Twelve-year-old Mexican-American Marcos (Jose Alcala) recalls the hardships of the previous year, reflecting on the arduous trek his migrant-worker family made from Texas to the Midwest during harvest season. Along the way, Marcos learns plenty about the harsh realities of bigotry and the power of family in America of the 1950s. The coming-of-age Chicano drama is based on Tomas Rivera's semiautobiographical 1971 novella.
Cruel But Necessary After discovering a vacation video that reveals her husband's affair, suburban housewife Betty Munson (Wendel Meldrum) takes refuge behind the lens of her camcorder and decides to mercilessly document every aspect of her tumultuous life. Penned by Meldrum, this gripping drama is directed by Saul Rubinek and co-stars Kate Albrecht, Mark Humphrey and Fred Goss.
Kidulthood In this gritty, powerful drama about lost innocence, classes are suspended when a schoolgirl who's been bullied one too many times hangs herself, allowing a clique of tough-as-nails teenagers have free reign of the inner city streets. And within the unforgiving confines of the concrete jungle that these kids call home, sex, drugs and violence are just business as usual in the daily struggle to survive.
Love Songs Award-winning actress Catherine Deneuve stars as Margaux, a Parisian talent agent and mother of two pre-teen daughters. When her husband suddenly leaves her, Margaux embarks on a whirlwind romance with a handsome rock singer several years her junior (Christopher Lambert). Nick Mancuso, Richard Anconina and Charlotte Gainsbourg (making her film debut) also star in this provocative drama from writer-director Elie Chouraqui.
Mister Foe Teenage voyeur Hallam Foe (Jamie Bell) spies on his stepmother Verity (Claire Forlani) through binoculars, finding himself irresistibly attracted to her even as he becomes convinced she murdered his mother. When Hallam flees to the city and meets Kate, a woman who resembles his mother, his binocular-spying obsessions begin anew. He wins over the new girl, but when Verity and his father track him down, will the truth surface and drive Kate away?
Noëlle In this heartfelt Christmas tale, aloof Father Jonathan Keene (David Wall) comes to Cape Cod to close a failing parish run by caring yet troubled Father Simeon Joyce (Sean Patrick Brennan). But both men harbor secrets fueled by guilt and shame, and soon, Keene questions his faith. As his heart opens to the townsfolk, especially the lovely Marjorie Worthington (Kerry Wall), Keene discovers the magic of forgiveness and the gift of a second chance.
Opium: Diary of a Madwoman Shortly after taking a position at a mental institution, morphine-addicted psychiatrist Dr. Jozef Brenner (Ulrich Thomsen) finds an unusual connection with a gifted yet disturbed writer named Gizella (Kirsti Stubø), whom he's tasked with treating. Before long, Jozef and Gizella engage in a torrid and destructive affair that threatens to drive them both insane. Directed by János Szász, this disquieting tale also stars Zsolt László.
Sounder Cicely Tyson and Paul Winfield both earned Academy Award nominations for their performances in director Martin Ritt's poignant drama about the trials and tribulations of a family of black sharecroppers living in the deep South in the 1930s. Based on William H. Armstrong's Newberry Award-winning novel of the same name, Ritt's adaptation also earned Oscar nods for Best Picture and Best Adapted Screenplay.
The Hanoi Hilton Michael Moriarty, Paul Le Mat, David Soul, Doug Savant and Jeffrey Jones co-star in this Vietnam War-era drama chronicling the horrors of the so-called "Hanoi Hilton," the infamous Hoa Lo prison compound that housed hundreds of American POWs. Extras include a bonus interview with Sen. John McCain, who candidly discusses his own harrowing experiences as an inmate there with writer-director Lionel Chetwynd.
This Christmas Gathering to celebrate Christmas together for the first time in four years, the Whitfield clan uses the opportunity to finally share their true feelings about one another. Small arguments over holiday traditions such as trimming the tree erupt into major conflicts that test the family's bonds. Delroy Lindo, Laz Alonso, Mekhi Phifer, Idris Elba and Regina King star in this ensemble film that fuses family drama, comedy and holiday cheer.
We All Fall Down Best friends Michael (Darcy Belsher) and Kris (Martin Cummins), an actor and an artist, respectively, are both talented young men whose lives are collapsing under their drug addiction. But when a mutual friend overdoses, Michael realizes he's got to clean up his act. He struggles to control his craving as he tries to help Kris, who may be beyond salvation. Genie Award winner Helen Shaver, Barry Pepper and Rene Auberjonois co-star.
Ski Wolf Inspired by the 1980s comedy hits Teen Wolf and Ski School, this low-budget spoof centers on a group of ski bums who are forced to momentarily set their non-stop partying ways aside to save their favorite ski resort from a hostile takeover. Packed with mischief, mayhem and moon-worshipping werewolves, this hilarious B-movie stars Casey Bowker, cult film legend Trent Haaga and adult film star Alix Lakehurst.
Liberty Kid In the wake of Sept. 11, pals Derrick (Al Thompson) and Tico (Kareem Savinon) fall on hard times after they lose their jobs as concessions workers at Liberty Island. While Derrick is tempted by Army recruiters, he's also drawn to the world of street hustling by the volatile Tico. Writer-director Ilya Chaiken's deeply poignant no-budget indie was an official selection at the 2007 Los Angeles Film Festival.
Mojave Phone Booth The lives of four strangers -- all at a turning point -- intersect when they're drawn to a mystical phone booth in the middle of the Mojave Desert in this episodic tale directed by John Putch. After reading about the booth on the Internet, the divergent Las Vegas residents (Annabeth Gish, Tinarie Van Wyk-Loots, Christine Elise and Robert Romanus) camp out at the site hoping to get the most important call of their lives.
The Perfect Holiday Worried about her harried single mom, Nancy (Gabrielle Union), young Emily seeks the help of a department store Santa (Morris Chestnut), who turns out to be just the thing Nancy wanted for Christmas. But problems arise when Nancy's rap star ex-hubby, J-Jizzy (Charles Q. Murphy), returns to stir up trouble. This adorable family romance co-stars Faizon Love as Santa's elf and best friend, Jamal, and Queen Latifah as the narrator.
Flaming Lips: Christmas On Mars Innovative Flaming Lips front man Wayne Coyne stars in this pioneering feature film about astronaut Maj. Syrtis and his group of colonists who are stranded on Mars, desperately clinging to hope as their chances for survival dwindle. As they plan a Christmas pageant to bolster morale and celebrate the impending birth of the first human baby in space, a mysterious Martian comes to inspire them and agrees to pose as Santa Claus in their celebration.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars On the battlefield of the Clone Wars, Obi-Wan Kenobi and his friend Anakin Skywalker -- the future Darth Vader -- fight to keep the republic together in this feature-length animated addition to the Star Wars franchise. Joined by Padmé Amidala and Anakin's new apprentice, Ahsoka, our Jedi heroes do battle against a formidable range of opponents led by Palpatine, Count Dooku and General Grievous.
Carousel of Revenge A charming young man and his eccentric uncle find themselves at the center of some unwelcome attention when they purchase a famous amusement park in a small town still reeling from the shocking murder of a young girl several years earlier. When revelations surface that suggest the two newcomers may be linked to the killing, the townspeople begin to suspect that the girl's murderer remains in their midst.
Suburban Mayhem Nineteen-year-old single mother Katrina (Emily Barclay) is, by all accounts, a bad seed. Now, her brother (Laurence Breuls) needs money appeal his murder conviction, and Katrina thinks she has the answer: killing her father (Robert Morgan) for the insurance money. A collage of flashbacks -- from the police and Katrina's fiancé, ex-boyfriends, family and friends -- describe Katrina's scheme and how such a nice suburban girl went so bad.
Things You Don't Tell... Love blooms between Samantha (Amanda Baumann) and married man Chris (Edward F. Villaume), but trouble strikes when they are spotted together by Chris's mentally ill brother-in-law, Ted (Ryan Reyes), a graphic artist who likes to impersonate his own vigilante creation, the Hawk. Meanwhile, Chris's wife, Doris (Noel Thurman), is terrorized by a stalker when she takes her two kids on the run in this nail-biting thriller.
Dragon Ball Z: Season 7 Seven years after the Dragon Ball Z team toppled the villainous Cell, the new World Martial Arts Tournament brings the far-flung Z-Fighters together for a common cause: keeping an eye on the proceedings while an unseen evil lurks around the bend. With the aid of new blood -- in the form of Goku's son Goten and Vegeta's son Trunks -- can the veteran Z-Fighters keep the peace amid a climate of competitive fighting? Only time will tell.
Emma: A Victorian Romance: Season 2 In the second season of this anime series based on the popular Emma manga, Emma moves to the countryside to work for the Mölders family and to put her love for the wealthy and seemingly out-of-reach William behind her. Meanwhile, William and his fiancée, Eleanor, begin preparations for marriage, but William discovers that, despite their separation and his impending wedding, he can't deny his true feelings for Emma.
Lyrical Nanoha: Season 1 After meeting a talking ferret, young Nanoha Takamachi takes on the magical persona of Lyrical Girl Nanoha and sets out to complete an important task: collecting all of the ancient Jewel Seeds that were accidentally scattered across the galaxy. But Fate stands to complicate Lyrical Girl Nanoha's noble mission, in the form of another little girl who's determined to do the exact same thing -- but for a far more sinister purpose.
Naruto the Movie 3: Guardians of the Crescent Moon Kingdom In this installment of the popular anime series, exuberant ninja Naruto teams up with his pals Sakura and Kakashi to escort Prince Michiru and his son, Hikaru, to the Crescent Moon kingdom -- but the two royals are more trouble than expected. When the group finally arrives, they learn that a traitor has overthrown the king and hired three mysterious ninjas to kill Michiru. Can Naruto and his friends save the prince and restore order in the land?
Dare Not Walk Alone Filmmaker Jeremy Dean explores the civil rights history and current racial inequities of Saint Augustine, Fla., in this compelling documentary. In 1964, Martin Luther King Jr. led marches and a "swim-in" at segregated beaches and the pool of the Monson Motor Lodge. Illustrating the continued bigotry in the area is an interview with motel owner James Brock, who still feels justified for pouring acid into the pool full of protesters.
Day of the Kamikaze Examine the history behind kamikazes, the Japanese suicide pilots of World War II. Through archival footage, historic reenactments and interviews with veterans, this program explores how and why thousands of men sacrificed their lives in combat. Also included is the feature Eyewitness Kamikaze, which recounts the personal stories of American crewmen who experienced kamikaze attacks firsthand.
Flying: Confessions of a Free Woman From Europe to the Middle East and Africa, women worldwide are on the verge of breaking age-old barriers. Award-winning filmmaker Jennifer Fox illustrates the political background of the plight of women in the world and interviews women from a variety of countries about their experiences and role models. An unforgettable portrait of international womanhood, Fox's documentary dramatizes the state of equality and freedom in the new century.
Mysterious China: Holy Mountain Explore Central China's Wudang Mountain, the holy mountain of Taoism, in this engrossing documentary on the mystic range that has inspired faithful Taoists for centuries. The mountain is also the origin of Wudang Kung Fu and Taiji martial arts. Experience the spirit of Wudang Mountain and hear its whispered message of harmony between nature and humankind, and you'll discover why this sanctuary is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site.
Operation Valkyrie: The Stauffenberg Plot to Kill Hitler Produced in collaboration with the German resistance organization Forschungsgemeinschaft 20 Juli 1944, this fascinating documentary recounts the story behind the plot led by Claus von Stauffenberg to assassinate Adolf Hitler in 1944. Combining expert interviews, dramatizations and even home movies shot by Hitler's girlfriend, Eva Braun, the program offers a definitive account of the events surrounding this captivating chapter from World War II.
Planet B-Boy This Tribeca Film Festival selection affords viewers exclusive access to the underground world of break dancing, charting the highs and lows of five B-boy teams practicing for the all-important "Battle of the Year." Combining stunning dance footage from Japan, Germany, South Korea, France and the United States, documentarian Benson Lee sets out to show that break dancing didn't fade into history -- it merely evolved into a remarkable art form.
Red Tail Reborn Actor Michael Dorn narrates this documentary that recounts the heroics of the Tuskegee Airmen -- the first black fighter pilots of World War II -- and the efforts of activists determined to ensure that these American icons receive proper recognition. Despite the fact that they amassed one of the most impressive combat records in United States history, the accomplishments of the Tuskegee Airman are largely overlooked in the annals of the war.
Remembering Vietnam: The Wall at 25 Looking back on the creation of the Vietnam Memorial, this Emmy-nominated documentary chronicles the controversy surrounding the monument's construction and touches on the history of the polarizing war that inspired it. Fueled by the vision of Vietnam veteran Jan Scruggs and brought to life by then-fledgling designer Maya Lin, the memorial would eventually become the nation's most visited monument. But its success was a hard-fought victory.
Stars and Their Guitars: The History of the Electric Guitar Some of the top electric guitar players in the world, spanning nearly every genre, discuss their relationships with these versatile instruments, explaining how they like to play and what makes a particular guitar stand out from the crowd. Highlights include blues legend B.B. King, famed guitar designer Les Paul, Elvis Presley associate Scotty Moore, Billy Gibbons from ZZ Top, guitar virtuoso Joe Satriani and many other musical superstars.
The Grey Wolves: The Inside Story of the U-Boat War Dive beneath the sea for a dramatic look at the U-boat conflicts of World War II from the viewpoint of those who manned them. Newsreel excerpts and seldom seen wartime photos illustrate the realities of life aboard the subs, which proved a formidable force for the German military even as they earned the epithet "iron coffins."
The Kennedys: America's Emerald Kings Follow the triumphs and tragedies of America's first family, the Kennedys, beginning in Wexford, Ireland, in 1848 and culminating at the apex of American political life. Viewers meet P.J. Kennedy and John "Honey Fitz" Fitzgerald, whose prized progeny, Joe Sr. and Rose, bred four famous sons: Joe Jr., Jack, Bobby and Ted. The documentary also shines a light on the remarkable women of the family, including Eunice, Jean, Jackie and Caroline.
Three Sheets: Season 3 Host Zane Lamprey is back for another season of this alcohol-infused travelogue series that chronicles the comedian's journeys around the globe in search of the world's most unique, exotic and potent libations. Join Zane as he runs up a gigantic bar tab and makes notable stops in Chile, Rio de Janeiro, Portugal, Hong Kong, Las Vegas, Gibraltar, Denmark, Saigon, Argentina, Barcelona, Scotland and beyond.
Tony Palmer's Film About the Fantastic World of Michael Crawford Though perhaps best known for his star turn in Broadway's "The Phantom of the Opera," Michael Crawford has more than 30 years' worth of credits to his name. He also has plenty of stories to tell, as Tony Palmer's witty documentary reveals. Clips from rehearsals, performances, films and home movies illuminate Crawford's reflections on "Phantom," the Vegas spectacle "EFX," "Barnum," his work with Benjamin Britten, international success and more.
Why Be Good?: Sexuality & Censorship in Early Cinema Before the G, PG and R ratings system there was the Production Code, and before that there was, well, nothing. This eye-opening documentary examines the rampant sexuality of early Hollywood through movie clips and reminiscences by stars of the era. Gloria Swanson, Mary Pickford, Marlene Dietrich and others relate tales of the artistic freedom that led to the draconian Production Code, which governed content from 1934 to 1968. Diane Lane narrates.
Last Days: Hype or Hope? Part documentary, part dramatization, this film centers on investigative reporter Steve Stone's (Gareth Bond) exploration of the teachings of Jack and Rexella Van Impe, televangelists known for linking current global events to biblical prophecies. In an effort to validate -- or debunk -- the Van Impes' assertions, Stone travels around the world to analyze the connection between the prophets' predictions and actual events.
Racing to the End of Time Peter and Paul Lalonde, the brothers behind the Left Behind films, examine mankind's place in the new century in this sobering documentary. Our increasingly fast-paced world, they argue, may be hurtling toward the end times foretold in the Bible. Are new technology, trends and social changes outrunning humanity's ability to keep up with them? The Lalondes examine this question through dramatizations and interviews with leading prophetic scholars.
The Gospel of the Antichrist: Exposed! Does the meteoric expansion of technology, multimedia and information, combined with the rise of the quasi-spiritual New Age movement, signal the end of the international dominance of the Christian faith? Conceived by the producers of the religious thriller Left Behind, this documentary explores the influence of the New Age phenomenon, its impact on the world and the possible threat it poses to humanity.
The Mark of the Beast With their provocative biblical interpretations, fundamentalist teachings and predictions of the arrival of the Antichrist and the second coming of Jesus, Jack Van Impe and his wife, Rexella, have captured the imaginations of people around the world. In this documentary, the televangelists expound on questions concerning the apocalypse and investigate signs that humanity has entered into the oft prophesized "last days."
NFL History of the New England Patriots This exhaustive chronicle includes interviews, game footage and salutes to such New England Patriots greats as John Hannah, Steve Grogan, Tom Brady, Gino Cappelletti, Bill Belichick, Andre Tippett and Randy Moss. Despite many valiant attempts, the Pats never tasted Super Bowl victory during the 20th century. But in 2002, they began a string of championships that solidified the team's place in the history books.
Rivalry Series: Football: Michigan Beat Ohio State Relive three of the Michigan Wolverines' biggest football victories over their archrivals, the Ohio State Buckeyes. Showcasing epic games from 1969, 1995 and 1997, this collection features Michigan ruining two of Ohio States' most promising seasons. Watch as Wolverines defender Charles Woodson makes an important interception and returns a punt for touchdown in 1997, helping to propel the team to a national championship.
Rivalry Series: Football: Ohio State Beat Michigan Relive the Ohio State Buckeyes defeating the Michigan Wolverines in three of the greatest college football games ever played. Watch as the Buckeyes narrowly avert an upset in 1979, struggle to stay unbeaten in 2002 and put their number-one rank on the line. Showcasing incredibly close games full of drama, this sports program features standout performances by Buckeyes players such as Todd Bell, Maurice Clarett and Troy Smith.
Shiva Rea: Flow Yoga for Beginners Learn the basics of flow yoga, also called vinyasa yoga, which fuses rhythmic breathing and fluid movement. Hosted by instructor Shiva Rea, this complete workout helps viewers clear their minds, calm their bodies and increase their heart rates. Filmed on the beautiful Hawaiian island of Kauai, this yoga routine starts with a seated meditation and covers Shiva's flowing approaches to classic yoga poses.
Stable Days: The Road to Jumping Required viewing for any child who claims to want a pony, this instructional video outlines the basics of responsible horse ownership and shows what it's like to be a true equestrian as accomplished rider Araya Santis demonstrates. Along with learning the safe way to ride and the proper way to care for a horse, young viewers will pick up valuable lessons about the commitment and discipline needed to own a horse.
TNA Wrestling: Hard Justice 2008 The 2008 installment of the popular TNA wrestling event known as Hard Justice features seven matchups, including an X Division bout, a tag team championship and, of course, the coveted TNA World Heavyweight Championship. Fighters include Petey Williams, Consequences Creed, Taylor Wilde, Gail Kim, O.D.B., Awesome Kong, Hector Guerrero, Christian Cage, Rhino, Samoa Joe and Booker T.
TNA Wrestling: No Surrender 2008 Samoa Joe risks it all to keep the heavyweight title in this electrifying pay-per-view TNA event from September 2008. Bouts include a tag team match, a Ladder of Love match, an X Division match and more. Other wrestlers include Kurt Angle, Christian Cage, AJ Styles, Frank Trigg, Hector Guerrero, Sonjay Dutt, Taylor Wilde, Jay Lethal, Awesome Kong, Petey Williams, Consequences Creed and many others.
TNA Wrestling: Victory Road 2008 The top stars of TNA Wrestling hit the ring at the Reliant Arena in Houston in July 2008 for this electrifying throw down, featuring hometown hero Booker T. Wrestlers include Gail Kim, Awesome Kong, Jay Lethal, Sonjay Dutt, Kurt Angle, AJ Styles, Rhino, Angelina Love, Christian Cage, Team 3D, O.D.B., the Latin American Xchange and more.
Ultimate Classic Wrestling Presents: Classic Wrestling Designed with real wrestling buffs in mind, this collector's set rounds up decades' worth of classic matches between legendary pro wrestling stars, resulting in hours of unfiltered entertainment. Highlights include no-holds-barred bouts featuring big-name champs such as Jerry "The King" Lawler, Dustin Rhodes, "Mean" Mark Callous, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, Mick "Cactus Jack" Foley and Jeff Jarrett.
WWE: Viva La Raza! The Legacy of Eddie Guerrero This tribute to late wrestler Eddie Guerrero features some of his hottest matches from his days in the WWE, WCW and ECW circuits, including showdowns with Chris Jericho, Rey Mysterio, Batista and more. Beyond the hard-hitting action in the ring, the program also sits down with Guerrero's family and friends -- as well as professional colleagues Ric Flair, John Cena and others -- who reflect on the beloved wrestler's legacy.
Yoga Journal: Yoga for Morning, Noon & Night with Jason Crandell Created by renowned instructor and Yoga Journal magazine contributing editor Jason Crandell, this distinct yoga program is comprised of three separate, 20-minute routines designed specifically for the beginning, middle and end of the day. Designed for practitioners of all levels, Crandell's regimen focuses on boosting energy, aiding focus and concentration, alleviating stress and building strong muscles.
Yoga Journal: Yoga for Well Being with Jason Crandell Climb to new heights of mental, physical and spiritual well-being with this yoga regimen, uniquely crafted and designed by renowned instructor and Yoga Journal magazine contributing editor Jason Crandell. Comprised of three chapters, which include Restful Sleep, Greater Energy and Mental Clarity, Crandell's program will help you boost your vitality and stamina, achieve a higher state of restorative sleep and increase mental focus.
Fast Track: Season 1 Race car driver Richard Beckett (Keith Carradine) was happy to leave the track behind for a career in medicine, but when his old nemesis, Christian Chandler (Duncan Regehr), tempts him back into the game with a gig as chief medic of Eagle Ridge Speedway, Beckett can't say no. Also heating up the pit in this high-octane series are Chandler's sister (Brandy Ledford) and his wife, Nicole (Guylaine St-Onge), who happens to be Beckett's old flame.
Father Knows Best: Season 2 Robert Young, Jane Wyatt, Lauren Chapin, Elinor Donahue and Billy Gray return for another season as the Anderson family, the beloved Midwestern clan from the iconic 1950s series that set the standard for TV families for decades to come. In the sophomore season of this Emmy-winning series, Bud tries his hand at sales, Jim decides to let the kids handle their own problems and Kathy becomes a fledgling magician.
George Gently: Series 1 After the hit-and-run murder of his wife, London police officer George (Martin Shaw) moves to England's North Country to find the killer. Feared by criminals and corrupt cops, George works closely with his partner, John (Lee Ingleby), to stop lawbreakers of all types. Set in 1960s Britain, this drama is based on Alan Hunter's novels and features guest stars such as Richard Armitage, Phillip Davis and John Kavanagh.
MXC: Most Extreme Elimination Challenge: Season 4 Spike TV's English-dubbed Japanese game show is back for another round of back-bending, face-planting hilarity as a new collection of ever-eager contestants step up to brave the impossible tasks that stand between them and the top prize. Adding insult to injury are hosts Vic Romano and Kenny Blankenship, whose irreverent commentary and witty banter can be every bit as damaging to the contestants as the humiliating physical challenges.
MXC: Most Extreme Elimination Challenge: Season 5 Spike TV is at it again with the fifth season of its popular (and painful-to-watch) Japanese game show featuring uninhibited contestants maneuvering through impossible obstacle courses and physical challenges. This season showcases matchups such as Famous Felons vs. Babe Magnets and Sexual Pioneers vs. The World of Violent Films, while hosts Vic Romano and Kenny Blankenship provide the irreverent dubbed commentary.
Mind of Mencia: Uncensored: Season 4 Comedy Central's hit variety series starring comedian Carlos Mencia is back for a fourth season, and this time around, his stand-up routines, man-on-the-street segments and sketches are more outrageous than ever. Mencia's biting jesting is often inspired by cultural stereotypes and politics, and with sketches about blue states vs. red states, violence against puppets and what made George W. Bush "so dumb," this season remains true to form.
Mister Peepers: Season 2 Follow the wacky adventures of mild-mannered science teacher Mr. Peepers (Wally Cox) as he deals with misbehaving students and objects. Throughout this season, Mr. Peepers impresses everyone he meets with his odd charm and caring nature. In addition to all 26 episodes from Season 2, this collection also includes an interview with co-star Tony Randall and a short film about kinescopes, the machines used to record this series.
Night Gallery: Season 2 Producer-host Rod Serling's follow-up to "The Twilight Zone," this anthology series revels in the macabre, with well-known names on both sides of the camera. This season, John Astin ("The Addams Family") directs a tale of arachnophobia, John Badham helms the story of a young psychic (Clint Howard), Zsa Zsa Gabor becomes trapped in an antique mirror, and Richard Matheson and Robert Bloch write chilling stories of vampires and black magic.
Scrubs: Season 7 After pious nurse Laverne's death, her elbow-bending twin, Shirley (Aloma Wright, who also played Laverne), arrives at Sacred Heart Hospital. Meanwhile, J.D. (Zach Braff) and Elliot (Sarah Chalke) must decide whether to commit fully to their respective relationships with Kim (Elizabeth Banks) and Keith (Travis Schuldt). John C. McGinley returns as the caustic Dr. Cox in the seventh season of this Emmy-winning sitcom.
Smash Lab: Season 1: Vol. 1 Follow maverick engineers as they take modern technology and try using it in new, exciting and explosive ways. After showing viewers how a specific technology works, the group takes that technology and stretches it as far as it can go. In the first season of this reality series, the engineers experiment with truck bed liner paint, advanced carbon fibers for use in reinforcement projects, air bags for trains and fluidized sand to stop thieves.
Studio One Anthology A mainstay of television's golden age, the Emmy-winning series "Studio One" featured Hollywood icons starring in acclaimed dramas, some of which were later translated into feature films. This anthology compiles 17 of the best episodes from the show. Jack Lemmon, Charlton Heston, Lee Remick, Leslie Nielsen and Elizabeth Montgomery are among the stars who appear in these remastered broadcasts, presented here with their original commercials.
The Commander: Set 1 Follow the adventures of Scotland Yard's Serious and Organised Crime Group Commander, Clare Blake (Amanda Burton), as she starts an affair with a recently released murderer (Hugh Bonneville), cares for her cancer-stricken sister and searches for London's most dangerous killers. Always taking risks in her personal and professional lives, the unconventional Blake continually battles the attacks of her resentful co-worker, DCI Hedges.
The Murdoch Mysteries Peter Outerbridge stars as Det. William Murdoch in this Canadian TV series based on the best-selling mystery novels by Maureen Jennings. Set in 1890s Toronto, the show follows Murdoch's attempts to solve an ever-changing roster of crimes. While his colleagues are content to accept evidence as "irrefutable," Murdoch prefers to look beyond the obvious -- with help from coroner Julia Ogden (Keeley Hawes) -- to find out what really happened.
The Mysterious Island: Season 1 Six Civil War prisoners elude the firing squad by commandeering a hot-air balloon and piloting it to freedom. But when a storm forces them to crash-land on a mysterious Pacific island, their escape is put on indefinite hold. Making matters worse, the mysterious Capt. Nemo (John Bach) is monitoring the group's every move. The 1995 Canadian series, based on the beloved Jules Verne novel, also stars Alan Scarfe and C. David Johnson.
The Streets of San Francisco: Season 2: Vol. 2 With drastically different approaches to police work, veteran cop Mike Stone (Karl Malden) and his young partner, Steve Keller (Michael Douglas), keep the residents of San Francisco safe from snipers, rapists, kidnappers, thieves and cold-blooded murderers. Notable guest stars featured in this collection of episodes include Larry Wilcox, Tyne Daly, Cheryl Ladd, Nick Nolte, Sam Elliott and Harry Carey Jr.
Tracey Ullman's State of the Union: Season 1 Golden Globe winner Tracey Ullman channels an array of famous faces in her new Showtime sketch comedy series that pokes fun at America's culture of celebrity worship. In addition to impersonating headline grabbers like David Beckham, Dina Lohan and Cameron Diaz, Ullman also creates a collection of hilarious original characters, with some help from recurring guest star Scott Bakula and narrator Peter Strauss.
World's Most Amazing Videos: Vol. 1 Get ready for the most eye-popping action ever caught on camera with this collection of highlights from the hit reality show. Stacy Keach narrates more than three hours of police chases, death-defying stunts, accidents and outrageous human behavior. Beyond viral Internet clips, this compilation puts viewers in the action to experience the unpredictability and danger of the extreme situations that can arise from everyday life.
Stay Rich Forever and Ever with Ed Slott Learn how to protect your IRAs, 401(k) and other investment accounts from unnecessary taxation with this easy-to-understand program from certified public accountant Ed Slott. Using humor and a step-by-step approach, Slott breaks down complicated financial concepts to help you gain control over your financial future. Slott also fields questions from a live audience and offers 10 questions you can ask your professional financial adviser.
Amos Lee: Live from Austin TX Singer-songwriter Amos Lee dazzles in this 2005 performance recorded live in Austin, Texas. Lee brings his signature blend of folk, jazz and soul, delivering unforgettable renditions of tunes from his chart-topping self-titled debut album. Highlights include "Seen It All Before," "Bottom of the Barrel," "Love in the Lies," "Keep It Loose, Keep It Tight," "Arms of a Woman," "Soul Suckers" and "Colors."
André Rieu: Royal Dreams: The Best of Live in Concert The power and grace of violinist, conductor and composer André Rieu is on full display in this compilation of the Dutch virtuoso's best performances staged at Berlin's Waldbühne and London's Royal Albert Hall. Selections include "Dein Ist Mein Ganzes Herz," "An Der Schönen Blauen Donau," "The Second Waltz," "Auld Lang Syne," "Poliushko Polie," "Funiculi Funicula," "Radetzky Marsch" and "Amazing Grace."
Bill Bruford: Earthworks: Video Anthology: Vol. 1 Featuring footage captured from 2001 to 2005, this compilation of performances by Bill Bruford and his jazz quartet, Earthworks, gathers live clips from concerts in Argentina, Germany and the United States. Packed with never-before-released material and a selection of previously unreleased tracks, the anthology includes captivating performances of tunes such as "Triplicity," "Cloud Cuckoo Land," "Bajo del Sol," "Beelzebub" and many more.
Bob Dylan: Changing Tracks Widely regarded as American music pioneer Bob Dylan's greatest album, "Blood on the Tracks" is also considered among his most intimate recordings, a deeply emotional work inspired by the dissolution of the singer-songwriter's eight-year marriage. With this incisive retrospective, a panel of noted rock journalists and critics share their thoughts on Dylan's celebrated album and discuss its impact on his career.
Bon Jovi: Rock Case Studies Retrace the phenomenal career of one of the biggest-selling bands the industry has ever known with this rockumentary on New Jersey sons Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora, David Bryan, Tico Torres and Alec John Such, collectively known as Bon Jovi. Packed with archival footage, expert analysis and interviews with some of the band's confidants, this release also features performance clips of hits such as "Wanted Dead or Alive" and "Livin' on a Prayer."
Deep Purple: Speed Kings Deep Purple vocalist-bassist Glenn Hughes joins a panel of noted experts to discuss the influential rock band's eighth studio album, "Burn," the first Deep Purple release to feature the "Mark III" lineup. In addition to the album analysis, this anthology also features a collection of archival concert footage and insights from former band members, including Tommy Bolin in one of his final interviews before his untimely passing in 1976.
Giuseppe Verdi: Aida Giorgio Croci conducts the Stagione d'Opera Italiana in this open-air staging of Giuseppe Verdi's "Aida," recorded live in 1997 during the Opera Festival St. Margarethen. A military commander is torn between his duty to his country and his love for a beautiful Ethiopian princess who has been thrown into slavery despite her royal roots. But a love triangle is formed when the Pharaoh's daughter expresses her love for the handsome captain.
Live From Abbey Road: The Best of Season 1 In this British television series, contemporary musicians perform live at the legendary Abbey Road Studios, where the Beatles and others recorded their masterpieces. Interviews with the artists shed light on their creative process. Musicians include John Mayer, Norah Jones, Wynton Marsalis, The Goo-Goo Dolls, Iron Maiden, Dave Matthews, LeAnn Rimes, Dr. John, Primal Scream, Amos Lee and many more.
Merle Haggard: Legendary Performances This walk down memory lane collects two decades of country superstar Merle Haggard's greatest performances. Culled from television archives, the clips feature Hall of Famer Haggard singing 15 of his signature tunes. Highlights include "Okie from Muskogee," "Mama Tried," "San Antonio Rose" and "The Roots of My Raising," from shows such as "The Porter Wagoner Show" and "Country Music Holiday."
Opeth: The Roundhouse Tapes Formed in Sweden in 1990, progressive rock-metal band Opeth demonstrates why it's considered one of Europe's most creative outfits in this thrilling live performance, recorded at London's Camden Roundhouse in 2006. The group shows off its distinctive sound, blending powerful guitar rhythms with gentle, ambient soundscapes. Highlights include "When," "Ghost of Perdition," "Blackwater Park," "Windowpane," "Demon of the Fall" and more.
Pink Floyd: The Great Gig in the Sky: The Album by Album Guide Packed with concert footage, analyses from noted music journalists and candid interviews with each member of the band, this mammoth release offers a comprehensive review of every album recorded by rock legends Pink Floyd. Featuring insights from Syd Barrett, Roger Waters, Nick Mason, Richard Wright and David Gilmour, as well as rare performance clips, the exhaustive collection is a must-see for all Pink Floyd fans.
Preachin', Prayin', Singin' With Charlie Daniels and Friends: Live From Nashville Country legend and Grand Ole Opry member Charlie Daniels performs numbers from his album "Songs from the Longleaf Pines" in this star-studded concert. Joining Daniels are Mac Wiseman and members of the iconic Scruggs, White and McCoury families. Daniels's reminiscences about his career and influences, a glimpse backstage and interviews with Wiseman and former bandmate Earl Scruggs accompany the 2005 concert of bluegrass and gospel favorites.
Randy Bachman: Live at the Montreal Jazz Festival Randy Bachman of the Guess Who and Bachman Turner Overdrive performs his hits in this 2007 show from the Montreal Jazz Festival, where he's joined on stage by fellow musicians Duke Robillard, Denise McCann and Chris Gestrin. Filmed at the Spectrum, the famed Montreal club that was demolished soon after this performance, the 13-song concert includes "These Eyes," "Takin' Care of Business" and "Anything But Work."
Rock Milestones: Pink Floyd: Meddle The release of "Meddle" in 1971 launched Pink Floyd into the rock stratosphere: This retrospective examines the creative forces behind the album, its role in the band's history and its far-reaching influence. Rock journalists and historians discuss the importance of "Meddle," while live clips feature Pink Floyd performing "One of These Days," "Fearless," the 23-minute tour de force "Echoes" and other seminal songs from the album.
Slipknot: Rank Outsiders With masks over their faces and bar codes on their backs, Slipknot took the metal world by storm when they blasted onto the scene in 1995. Their history, influence and rabid fan base are at the heart of this extensive documentary. Interviews, performance footage and comments from friends and fellow bands get inside Slipknot like never before. Also included are photos and news reports that illustrate how the group courts controversy.
Smashing Pumpkins: If All Goes Wrong Six years after the band broke up, Billy Corgan and Jimmy Chamberlin rebooted the Smashing Pumpkins in 2006 for a new creative exploration. This documentary and performance film chronicle the process through interviews and live footage. At the heart of this anthology is the first full concert ever released by the band, a show from San Francisco's Fillmore that includes hits from their 20-year career as well as six previously unreleased tunes.
Sophie Milman: Live in Montreal Russian-Israeli jazz sensation Sophie Milman shines in this show from her adopted home of Canada. The concert, filmed at the Montreal Jazz Festival, features songs from Milman's self-titled debut and the award-winning follow-up, "Make Someone Happy." The soulful set list includes a bouquet of standards such as "It Might as Well Be Spring," "People Will Say We're in Love," "Rocket Love" and "Fever."
Stevie Wonder: Videobiography This comprehensive biographical portrait spotlights the life and career of singer-songwriter Stevie Wonder. Live clips dating back to his early 1960s Motown days and commentary by critics and music historians provide a thorough retrospective. Also included are rarely seen excerpts from a 1988 Japanese concert, featuring performances of "I Just Called to Say I Love You," "Superstition," "You Are the Sunshine of My Life" and other hits.
The Cure: The Strange Museum Relive nearly three decades of post-punk Goth rock with this retrospective of Robert Smith and the Cure. The band, their friends and fellow artists discuss the Cure's success and influence, while film clips and rare photographs trace their history. Behind-the-scenes footage of location shoots, news items and the insights of rock historians also help chart the progression of this enduring group.
Vision of Disorder: Dead in New York Filmed during their 2006 reunion, this live show from New York features Long Island-based Vision of Disorder at their thrash-punk best. A look behind the scenes of the tour accompanies the concert. Together, the show and documentary footage captures the band's bond with their fans and preserves a historic chapter in the hard-core scene. Tracks include "For the Bleeders," "Suffer," "Beneath the Green," "Jada Bloom," "Jam" and a dozen others.
Warrant: They Came from Hollywood The 1980s come alive in this concert that captures Warrant at the height of their glam-rock success. Led by front man Jani Lane, the boys rip into "Cherry Pie," "Down Boys," "Heaven" and other songs that helped define the hair metal era. Accompanying backstage footage gives fans an unprecedented look at the band, including a peek into the studio sessions for 1992's "Dog Eat Dog" album.
Working Class Rock Star With the music industry in a state of upheaval, what does it take to be a rock star? This documentary finds out as it follows the members of three bands -- Tub Ring, Bloodshoteye and 3 Mile Scream -- as they try to get their careers off the ground. Intercut with footage of the bands are interviews with members of other groups, including Gwar, Lamb of God and the Haunted, who discuss their own tumultuous experiences in the metal scene.
Blood and Bones When Korean peasant Joon-pyong Kim (Takeshi Kitano) emigrates to Japan, his ruthlessness earns him great success as a businessman, but his self-absorption and cruelty destroy everything -- and everyone -- in his path. But even as his business flourishes through the efforts of an exploited labor force, Kim's reckless violence threatens to cost him everything. Yoichi Sai directs this award-winning drama.
Dov'è la Libertà...? After serving a two-decade sentence for murdering his wife's lover, barber Salvatore (Totò) gets out of prison early for good behavior. But he soon finds that the outside world has changed so much that prison starts to look appealing by comparison. Before long, Salvatore starts hatching a plan to bust back into the slammer in this humor-filled dramatic gem from Italian master director Roberto Rossellini.
Era notte a Roma In Nazi-occupied Rome, Esperia (Giovanna Ralli) reluctantly takes in three fugitive Allied POWs -- British Maj. Pemberton (Leo Genn), Soviet Sgt. Fyodor (Sergei Bondarchuk) and United States pilot Bradley (Peter Baldwin) -- at the peril of her Communist lover, Renato (Renato Salvatori). Tensions simmer as the soldiers begin to fight over their beautiful captor in this little-seen wartime melodrama from ace Italian director Roberto Rossellini.
Gamer Following an eight-month prison sentence for a botched burglary, small-time criminal and big-time gamer Tony (Said Taghmaoui, The Kite Runner) emerges from his prison cell with a concept for a sensational new video game. But when he entrusts his idea to the wrong person, Tony's forced to band together with some of his underground friends to create a different kind of game that will help him settle the score.
Love and Honor Unhappy with his food-tasting job, samurai Shinnojo Mimura (Takuya Kimura) dreams of opening a martial arts school for boys. But when eating toxic shellfish leaves him blind, his hopes for the future are dashed. Learning his wife (Rei Dan) has been forced into sexual favors in order to secure a stipend, Shinnojo works to revamp his sword skills and seek revenge. The film is the third in a series from director Yôji Yamada.
People After a jealous rival bumps Charlie (Rupert Everett) off the A-list of Paris' jet set, our humiliated hero journeys to the island of Ibiza and starts planning his comeback with the help of Ibiza's grand poo-bah of partying, John John (José Garcia). Lambert Wilson co-stars as Charlie's trusty pal, Arthus, in this wild romp of a comedy, which is director Fabien Onteniente's sequel to his hit 2000 satire, Jet Set.
Thunderbolt Fist When a judo expert kills his father, Tie Wa (Yuan Chuan) begins training in the mountains with master fighter Red Butterfly (Szu Shih). After years of hard work, Tie Wa masters the powerful Thunderbolt Fist kung fu technique and attempts to avenge his father's death. Full of bone-breaking action, this classic martial arts movie from director Il-ho Jang features intense fight scenes and knockout characters.
Western An unlikely friendship develops on the French countryside when traveling shoe salesman Paco (Sergi López) loses his car and his job after picking up Russian emigree hitchhiker Nino (Sacha Bourdo). Together they hit the road, encountering an eccentric cast of characters, including a beautiful woman (Marie Matheron) who comes between them. This charmingly romantic road movie won a Jury Prize at the 1997 Cannes Film Festival.
Whatever You Say Bastien (Guillaume Canet), a low-level production assistant on a hit TV show, thinks he's about to get his big break when his ultra-successful boss (François Berléand) invites him to spend the weekend at his country house to start work on a new series. Once there, the executive and his beautiful wife (Diane Kruger) show no interest in talking about television, and Bastien begins to suspect that they have very different plans for him.
Would I Lie to You? 2 Eddie (Richard Anconina) fears for his job in the garment district of Paris when a huge retailing chain tries to move into the neighborhood, threatening the small shops that give the area its classic charm, in this French comedy. But when the new rival tries to pull off a shady deal, Eddie calls on his best friends Dov, Yvan, Patrick and Serge to help him plan a crazy scheme to fend off the competition.
