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A unique film in which three freelancers talk about unimportant things in a family restaurant. The fast-paced talk exchanged in a loose atmosphere is sure to generate strange laughter. Jumbo, Matsun and Mickey are three freelancers who gather at the family restaurant Big Boy at 2am. They come here night after night to catch up on their contentless conversations. The three of them and an old man eating a parfait by himself at another table...

Picking up where Shark Tale ends, all the characters of the film dance at the whale wash in a spoof of Saturday Night Fever.

If only it were as easy to undo mistakes in real-life as it is on a computer.

Peggy Ahwesh, H.D., 2005, still from video with sound, 1 min. 30 sec.

Short teaser for the Shuffle! anime series based on the visual novel of the same name.

The game-changing earrings will change your life. But Mickey is scared to get his ears pierced (‘I'm not getting carried away!’). (The story is about a young girl who gets her ears pierced. Where will you go when you get your driving licence? Jumbo thinks of a family restaurant far away (‘Will you finally get one?’). Jumbo is not happy at all.

Documentary with an affectionate look back at the classic Granada TV dramatisation of Evelyn Waugh's famous novel "Brideshead Revisited".

Hawkwind in concert is always an amazing experience. This is your chance to join the sonic attack as Hawkwind power through a masterful set, with a stageshow enhanced by specially invited guest performers.

Cooking with Marijuana Delicious International Cuisine and Beverages by Chef HANS. Several recipes are shared and demonstrated on how to cook with cannabis. Salads, oil, butter and even fish and pork recipes are shared and created.

Curtis Mayfield was one of the dominant figures of soul music for three decades. This performance, filmed at the Montreux Jazz Festival in 1987, finds Curtis on fine form. His distinctive falsetto vocals and fine gutiar playing are evidence on a classic set that spans his career from early Impressions hits such as Gypsy Woman and It's Alright through to his solo classics including Move On Up, Freddie's Dead (theme from "Superfly"), If There's A Hell Below, We're All Going To Go and People Get Ready.

Singer Eva Cassidy died of cancer at a young age. After her death in 1996, her music was only widely picked up and sold. The American was at home in all markets, as can be seen on this DVD; she plays jazz, pop, country and folk together. Covers like What A Wonderful World, Time After Time and Autumn Leaves are beautifully performed in a unique way. The performance was filmed somewhat amateurishly with one camera, 9 months before her death on January 2 and 3, 1996, at the Blues Alley Jazz Club in Washington. The sound is perfect and Cassidy sings flawlessly.

Baby Babble (TM) - Speech Enhancing DVD is a captivating experience that exposes babies and toddlers to age-specific sounds and words. Little ones will love the simple sign language, amusing facial exercises, and beginning speech sounds and words while colorful toys and carefully arranged music stimulate their imagination. Parents will learn how to encourage speech and language at home in an educational tutorial designed by pediatric speech therapists. The first video of its kind, Baby Babble(TM) combines playful, enriching experiences with clinically-inspired speech and language techniques. This video is perfect for beginning babblers through late talkers.

In a small town in Nova Scotia, Canada, six desperate fishermen seize a Federal building and barricade themselves inside. They're fighting regulations which let corporations destroy their traditional fishing grounds. When the government refuses to back down, fishermen seize 6 more buildings across Atlantic Canada. In tense footage of the men behind the barricade, and fascinating interviews with government officials and industry leaders, One More Dead Fish gets to the heart of a community's fight against globalization. Written by Anonymous

Few intellectuals have experienced as much admiration and hatred as Antonio Negri. His international best-selling book, Empire, a critical analysis of the new global economy coauthored with Michael Hardt, was hailed as a new manifesto for the 21st century, and turned Negri into a leading spokesperson for the international anti-globalization movement. Antonio Negri: A Revolt that Never Ends profiles the controversial life and times of this important moral and political philosopher, militant, prisoner, refugee, and so-called "enemy of the state." It traces his roots in the radical left-wing movements in Italy during the 60s and 70s, illustrated through incredible archival footage of strikes, factory occupations, terrorist actions, violent street confrontations, and government trials of dissidents. During these tumultuous decades Negri spent ten years in prison and fourteen years in Parisian exile, where he contributed to philosophical debates with authors such as Gilles Deleuze.

Mommy & Me helps you create a "playgroup": An interactive, together-time experience in your own home with favorite children's songs, with fun to sing on-screen lyrics, easy to follow movements, animation, advice from child development expert Dr Cindy, and Q & A with Dr Cindy. Promotes language and listening skills, develops physical coordination, enhances self-esteem, encourages imagination, and builds the parent child bond. For children aged 6 months to 5 years old. Color, not rated, 2.0 Stereo English/Espanol, captions in English, subtitles in Espanol, full frame 1.33:1, running time 32 minutes.

Explore the colorful and exciting history of University of Nebraska football in the first of a three-part documentary series. "Husker Century: Pioneer Spirit 1890 - 1940." With vintage game films, personal interviews and rousing tunes of the times, this program illustrates how the early days of Nebraska football parallel the history of the state and nation. Fans will learn how sons of immigrants found a common language on rough-and-tumble football teams led by hard driving coaches such as "Jumbo" Stiehm, "Bill" Jones and "Bummy" Booth. A must for sports trivia buffs, this program catches the spirit of the early years of Nebraska football.

It's the first day of autumn and Christopher Robin has written a book of rhymes about all of his friends in the Hundred Acre Wood; but when the pages of the book scatter in the wind, everyone must help put it back together. Now if Pooh can only remember how to rhyme, it just may save the day!

One of the greatest aeronautical achievements of all time, the supersonic Concorde passenger jet flies at twice the speed of sound. This documentary chronicles the history of the Concorde from the plane's controversial development process to its limited use shuttling wealthy passengers on trans-Atlantic flights and the events that led to its decommission. Despite its problems, the Concorde remains a shining symbol of technological accomplishment.

The iconic imagery of photographer Mick Rock -- an artist who built his reputation snapping shots of some of the most ostentatious musical celebrities of the 1970s -- takes center stage in this retrospective tribute. Famous faces include Mick Jagger, David Bowie, Alice Cooper, Freddie Mercury, Iggy Pop, Lou Reed, Ian Hunter, Andy Warhol, Syd Barrett, Marianne Faithfull, Brian Eno and Tim Curry.

Get to know Spanish Surrealist master Salvador Dali in this volume, part of a series exploring some of the most important artists of the 20th century. Learn about Dali's meteoric rise through the art world as a result of his visionary approach to art, and his subsequent difficulties as he was criticized for making art for the sake of money. A figure as colorful and unique as his paintings, Dali created art that's survived the march of time.

Three friends lounge around on pillows after having lunched on the terrace. One of them leaves staggering. It is a matter of expectation and temporal perception.

An elderly lady remembers a tragic childhood moment. A tale about innocence and acceptance. True Story screened at the Sundance Film Festival in 2006.

An indefatigable experimenter who participated in the Cubist, Dadaist and Surrealist art movements, Man Ray (1890-1976) created a new photographic art that emphasized chance effects and juxtapositions. Ray used solarization, grain enlargement and cameraless prints (called "Rayographs") -- made by placing objects directly on photographic paper and exposing them to light.

What were the politics that launched George W. Bush to national office? Did they become a blueprint for Washington? Award-winning filmmaker Paul Stekler asks these questions as he takes his camera to Texas for a lively behind-the-scenes look at a pair of 2002 elections (for state representative and governor). Prominent Texans such as Bush strategist Karl Rove and former governor Ann Richards also shed light on the changing political landscape.