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Mom and Dad, I Have Something to Tell You
"Mom and Dad, I have something to tell you" is a documentary film about the journey parents whose children tell them they are gay are forced to take. Through the film different stories of different families and their different reactions are shown with great honesty. Some of them are optimistic, some heartbreaking, but all reveal a much bigger fact of life: that the love of parents to their children is stronger than any other thing. The movie, which is emotional and sensitive, is lead by Assi Azar, one of the rising TV stars in Israel, a screen writer and the host of the Israeli version of "Big Brother". His personal story is unfolded, including a heart to heart conversation between Assi and his parents, for the first time since he came out when he was 24.
'Chô' Toshi Densetsu
An urban legend that never ends. It is said that Katariya hands down the story once it suddenly seems to disappear.
For Plus- X
Memories of youth. Homage to the super 8 film Plus X, that was extinct by Kodak in 2010.
The Last Days of the Ceaușescus
The images of the condemnation and execution of dictator Nicolae Ceaușescu and his wife Elena on Christmas Day in 1989 are etched deeply in the collective unconscious of several generations of television viewers. Exactly 20 years after its occurrence, the famous show trial was re-enacted in a historically reproduced setting. The film interweaves the stage production with interviews conducted with eyewitnesses and archive material, and takes a look backstage in the Odeon Theatre in Bucharest.
North from Calabria
'North from Calabria' is about a dream place to live, where living is easy and people know each other, tolerate their faults, like to meet to talk and just be together. For one summer, Sauter's film crew mingles with the inhabitants of a small town to enact an almost Italian comedy. It appears that all they needed was a few classes of Italian cuisine and the art of carpe diem to turn this Polish province into Calabria alike. A documentary midsummer night's dream.
Sweet Clover
Following the death of her grandmother, Jen takes her grandfather Harvey on one last trip to the Black Hills. Through Super-8mm film, archival photographs, non-synchronous audio recordings, and poetic voiceover, a near-century-old family pilgrimage is unraveled. It is an evocative, lyrical portrait of a granddaughter and grandfather's shared obsession with the American West, one complicated by Jen's mixed-blood heritage, that traces a quest to find a cultural home while evoking the contradictory landscapes of memory, nostalgia, and imagination.
Honto ni Atta Kowai Hanashi - Gekijôban
This is the theater version of the "Honto ni Atta Kowai Hanashi" series, which visualizes psychic experiences submitted by users. In addition to "Haunted Spot," which recounts an eerie experience that occurred at a haunted spot introduced in a magazine on a hot and humid night, this collection includes a total of five stories, including "Someone is there" and "Abandoned Factory.
Real Kakurenbo 3
This is the third urban legend horror film based on the "Hitori Kakurenbo" game that has become a hot topic on the Internet. Rika, who tends to stay indoors, one day plays "Hitori Hide-and-Seek," a game she became interested in when she saw the game on a website. The next day, she commits suicide in front of her cousin who visits her room.
Flying Sikhs - A History of Sikh Fighter Pilots
Focuses on the Sikh pilots who participated in World War I and World War II.
The Night & The Universe
A middle class couple in Chile and the night that Cecilia Bolocco wins the Miss Universe.
Chocolate, Chewing Gum & Brown Babies
On September 10, 1944, the first Americans Liberators cross the Luxembourgish border, their pockets filled with chocolate, chewing gum and cigarettes. Friendships are born, affairs, even lasting relationships. The number of white and black babies of unknown fathers that are born in the next few months in Luxembourg remains unknown. This incredible and thorough documentary by Andy Bausch features comprehensive, amusing and often touching interviews with Luxembourgers, American veterans-some of whom never left Luxembourg-, the children of the GIs and legendary photographer Tony Vaccaro, famous for his pictures of the winter of 1944.
Vergence
Vergence, a term from the field of optics, refers to the convergence or divergence of light rays. It also designates slow involuntary movements made by the eyes to center an image on the retina. Convergence and divergence determine the stability and definition with which an object is perceived. Such dictionary definitions provide the point of departure for the rhythmic optical game of deception that Tina Frank and Florian Hecker initiate in their collaborative work entitled Vergence. The ratio of audio and video components are neither convergent nor divergent; expressed simply they overlap, move apart, then back together, accelerate each other, and so on. This sort of interlocking of sound and image repeats within both components, and as a result they remain autonomous to a great extent.
In the Matter of Cha Jung Hee
Her passport said she was Cha Jung Hee. She knew she was not. So began a 40-year deception for a Korean adoptee who came to the United States in 1966. Told to keep her true identity secret from her new American family, the 8-year-old girl quickly forgot she had ever been anyone else. But why had her identity been switched? And who was the real Cha Jung Hee? In the Matter of Cha Jung Hee is the search to find the answers, as acclaimed filmmaker Deann Borshay Liem ("First Person Plural," POV 2000) returns to her native Korea to find her "double," the mysterious girl whose place she took in America. A co-production of ITVS in association with the Center for Asian American Media and American Documentary/POV.
Rick Stein's Taste of Italian Opera
Chef Rick Stein takes a light-hearted look at the role that food played in the creation of Italian opera and shows how music and food are intrinsically linked in Italy. He draws parallels between cooking and composing, noting how both involve the skilful combination of ingredients and how they share the common purpose of bringing pleasure to many. Rick also explains why he thinks the music of Verdi, Rossini and Puccini are linked to the food of the regions where they lived and worked.
Conspiracy of Blood
2013 A.D. The war between the cannibals and the vampires rages on. One lonely cannibal, The Chosen One, is sent to put an end to the war with the help of a secret vampire ally, The Mistress. Will he succeed? Or is he about to get trapped in a CONSPIRACY OF BLOOD?
L'artiste surprise
For this small action movie I hired two hundred extras to dance with me in Paris. I'm not a dancer but dancing in Paris is easy.
Hitler's Secret Science
During the Second World War, to give himself every chance of winning the conflict, Adolf Hitler instructed the most brilliant German scientists to develop advanced technology weapons of mass destruction. Among them were the V1, the first cruise missile, and the V2, the first ballistic missile. The document looks back at the context in which their creators worked and succeeded in designing innovations that laid the foundations of modern aviation and aerospace.
Saul of Suburbia
Saul Williams is a punk teenager that lashes out at his mother in violence. He is taken to a correctional facility and must face his caged anger.
The Rainbow Warriors of Waiheke Island
In this politically charged documentary, survivors of the 1985 attack on the Greenpeace ship the &NFi;Rainbow Warrior&NFi_; recount the vessel's history and its key role in increasing public awareness of nuclear testing on Mururoa Atoll in the Pacific. What began as a "rusty old ship" became a symbol of Greenpeace's environmental activism -- and eventually attracted the attention of the French secret service.
Princess Farhana Belly Dance Workout
The gently aerobic movements of belly dancing will tone and firm the entire body and build self-esteem. Mysterious and ultra-feminine, belly dance has been practiced for thousands of years and is considered to be one of the oldest dance forms on earth. In the Middle East and North Africa, the craft was handed down from mother to daughter for generations. Today, belly dancing is popular the world over for many reasons. Not only do the unique movements of belly dance look beautiful on women of all ages, shapes and sizes; it s a great way to get-or stay-in shape, and fun to do! Belly dance is gently aerobic, and when practiced properly, will strengthen and tone the entire body, as well as promote strength and flexibility. Princess Farhana provides an introduction to the basics of this beautiful art form, breaking the technique in clear, easy-to-understand segments, concluding with a costumed performance.
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Hitler: A Journey Through His World
Historian Bob Carruthers directs this documentary looking into the world of Adolf Hitler. The film explores and assesses the environmental factors that shaped Hitler, from his first boyhood experiences through the years of struggle in Vienna, his Great War adventures, the bungled Beer Hall Putsch, his triumph over democracy and his final defeat in the ruins of Berlin.
To the End of the World
The young Danish band 'The William Blakes' have made it into something of a dogma to record their albums in no time and under the dictate of certain, changing rules in a house in Bösebo in Sweden, 300 km from Copenhagen.
Runway
A young man who lives nearby an airport finds himself in trouble upon meeting a mysterious stranger.
Ricardo Becher, Recta Final
The filmmaker, writer and teacher-teacher Ricardo Becher likes extreme decisions, both in his life and in his work. Now, at 80 years of age, he begins a new book called “Recta Final”, about his geriatric experience. Lipgot portrays the present of the filmmaker, at the same time that he reviews his history, from his first shorts and the collaboration with Torre Nilsson, passing through the fundamental "Shot of Grace" (1969) - a film that defied its time and was censored -, leading to the new movement that Becher founded with his students: digital neo-expressionism
Blått blod
A documentary telling the stories of various people who claim of having Swedish royal descent. But, do they?
Hunter
About cruel poaching, about killing animals and turning them into scarecrows, as well as about saving them.
The Life and Times of Ho Chung Village
Using a montage of old photographs, this experimental film takes the viewer back in time into the memories of villagers of Ho Chung Village in Saikung.
Mickey Mouse Clubhouse - Mickey & Pluto to The Rescue
There's no mountain too high or problem too big to solve with Mickey & Pluto To The Rescue! Pluto loves to play catch, but when his super duper bouncy ball bounces far away, he'll need the right mouseketools and YOUR help to find and fetch his missing toy.
66/23 North West, The Day of the Avalanche
North West tells the amazing story of one of the biggest rescue operation Iceland has seen after a huge avalanche hit a small fishing village, Flateyri, 26. of October 1995. Before an outside help reached Flateyri the locals were on their own during the first five hours, searching and digging up their neighbors, friends and relatives and organizing the rescue. Many obstacles, such as storm and further danger of avalanches, were on the way as rescue teams nation wide, helicopters and ships tried to find their way to Flateyri. This snow avalanche was on of the deadliest in Iceland’s history, and the 1995 is memored as being the most costly in human lives in recent, local history of natural disasters. This story is told by rescuers, media people, the former president of Iceland, and survivors who some were under the snow for 9 hours.
Ego: The Strange and Wonderful World of Self-Portraits
Laura Cumming takes a journey through more than 500 years of self-portraits and finds out how the greatest names in western art transformed themselves into their own masterpieces.
The Show Must Go On! The Joys of Life by Jean Renoir