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A struggling alcoholic amid separation from his partner, looses his finger in a drug-fuelled relapse leading to a series of events that will question his ability to discern reality from fiction. AWARDS:

In the adrenaline-fueled world of professional wrestling, the ring becomes more than just a battleground; it's a canvas where dreams are painted, sacrifices are made, and legends are born. "My Mountain Fiend" takes you on an emotional roller-coaster as we witness the final chapter of a 25-year career through the lens of his closest confidant documentary filmmaker and long time friend Steven Middleton.

Clay-animated comedy web series about talking aquarium fish. AWARDS:

Leo has just turned 18, and must now leave the children's home where he grew up. With no housing solution, he experiences his first day living in the street. Original/Alternative Title: Anyway AWARDS:

Adam thought that his wife Lilith would always be with him in Paradise. Yet, the same story repeats itself again and again. AWARDS:

After finding the body of an unconscious escaped convict, triplets Audi, Beaver and Clarence, face some leadership difficulties. AWARDS:

'Moments At The Rock' is shot at Ayers Rock, a huge isolated rock in the midst of the desert in Australia, with an amateur video camera. It features amazing color changes, and a few time-lapse frames for compressed sequences.

This film tells how and where Almeda Riddle began her 10 year stint of singing old ballads all over the country. In an informal manner, folk musician Starr Mitchell chats with Riddle about her singing tours and her commitment to preserving the past for the future. The video was filmed two years before Almeda's death in 1986. The church she attended throughout her life used unaccompanied singing and this practice reinforced her use of traditional unaccompanied style as a ballad singer. Almeda was "discovered" by John Quincy Wolfe, a professor at Arkansas (now Lyon) College who brought her to the attention of Alan Lomax, John Lomax's son. Alan had, by this time, taken up the work his father had begun and was the best known collector of American traditional music. Usually called Granny Riddle, Almeda traveled to such places as Harvard and the Newport Folk Festival to sing, and she left behind an extensive body of recorded traditional songs.

Rainer Ptacek (1951 - 1997) was a Tucson, Arizona-based American guitarist and singer-songwriter. His guitar technique, which incorporated slide, finger-picking, tape loops and electronic manipulation, earned him admiration of some notable musicians such as Robert Plant and Billy Gibbons. Rainer Ptacek was born in East Berlin to a family of Czech and German descent. His family fled East Germany for the United States when he was five years old. Songs performed: You Ain't Gonna Do Me, Me And The Devil, I Wish You Would, Tobacco Road, Sleepwalk.

Todd Solondz plays a high schooler who wants to get into MIT. The only problem is, his gym teacher hates him, and fails him because he can't hit a shot in basketball. He also has no luck with the girl of his dreams, who considers him a great friend, but wishes he were more like Coach. To prove himself, he challenges the teacher to a one-on-one match (and hilarity ensues).

African American actors in period costumes and vintage cars re-enact a variant of the Grimms' comic story, "The Master Thief," in a small 1930s American town. Jack, a poor laborer's son, wants to marry the dentist's daughter, but the dentist insists that he earn money first. When clever jack steals the money from thugs Robin Hood-fashion, the dentist devises more premarital hurdles. Jack even kidnaps the preacher and steals the sheets off the dentist's bed -- while he's sleeping in it. A fine example of an American Jack Tale, closely related to traditional trickster tales found worldwide.

Mother and son. Lúcia and Lucas persist in maintaining contact, even between conflicts. Degrading situations force them to navigate toward the guilt, contempt, and prejudice they feel toward each other. Original/Alternative Title: Adrift AWARDS:

Count on Us is the story of a female friendship that finds union in their differences. Longtime friendship despite all of their differences (especially in relation to motherhood) finds each other united in one of the biggest challenges that life can give. However, after a call set to change every single one of their plans, an unexpected news is set to change the lives and dreams of the group. Yet the only thing doesn't seems to change, is their friendship and the promise to always be there for each others. AWARDS:

dis·charge | \ ˈdis-ˌchärj 1. the act of doing a task or duty that you must do: 2. to fire a gun 3. to relieve of or release from something that burdens or confines As his world begins to crumble around him, a troubled police detective, who has tried to ignore the effects from trauma he suffered, must finally confront his past in order to begin healing and reclaim his present. AWARDS:

A behind-the-scenes look at the building of the bridge in the film The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957) and the preparations for its destruction.

Geriatrics Foghorn Leghorn and the barnyard dog recount their years of violent, mutual heckling, unaware that outside the window of their house, their impressionable grandsons have overheard the stories of their antics and intend to follow suit.

Having received her training at the Royal Academy of Physical Education in Stockholm, Lissa Bengston now teaches swimming in California. She teaches children as young as three and four in a step by step method. The first step in to get the children comfortable with the overhead arm motions of the crawl, she holding their legs so as not to thrash them around. In the process, the children learn the natural breathing rhythms associated with being under the water. The next step has the children learning to kick with their legs, holding their hands in a stationery position above their heads. This step is to demonstrate that the arms alone and the legs alone are enough to propel them and keep them afloat in the water. This teaching method makes the children feel at home in the water, and not to be afraid of it. A key to Lissa's method is to ensure the children are having fun, which is obvious by their eagerness to get back into the water time after time.

After the loss of his wife, Jeremy disconnects himself from the world outside, only to be contacted by his maid, to help to him let go of the grief that he is suffering and to gradually move on in his life.

A modern day tale of love and the realization that maybe all it takes to make it work is one word.

In an isolated and unforgiving mechanical world, one man's choice sets his fate

A man must risk life and limb to deliver a sensitive package.

The people we judge everyday may not be the people we think they are.

AROUND THE HORN IN A SQUARE RIGGER was filmed by noted sailor, author and photographer Alan Villiers documenting the record-breaking 83-day voyage of the 1902 barque Parma from Australia to England in the 1933 Grain Race. Villiers writes, "We wanted to make a picture that would capture some of the stirring beauty of these ships... some glimmer of understanding of the attraction which they hold over those who sail in them."

This theatrical short acts as an infomercial specifically targeted at the female audience who is taught how to use the kitchen tools which are promotional items for the theater. The first knife is able to cut vegetables into french curves, which can be combined in several different ways to make an interesting a colorful side dish. They are also told how they can use the rest of the vegetable in another interesting dish. The second knife cuts in a ripple pattern. The third knife is a hand held slicer with adjustable blade to allow different thicknesses of slices. The last knife demonstrated, the crowning glory in the set, is the mincing rolling knife. Beyond the specialized knife set, other items demonstrated include a melon baller, a pair of spring loaded tongs, a safety grater, a sharpening stone, a miniature can opener, a combination peeler/corer, a temporary pot and pan handle and a Sarah Bernhardt slicer.