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Knights Bridge, London, Looking East Towards Hyde Park Corner, early color film.

Panning shot from Brighton Pier to seafront, early color film.

Eric is in love with Kevin but he can't talk to him. His classmates make fun of him and Eric feels very lonely. He decides to take revenge...

Scientists in the year 2210 uncover the ruins of a great civilisation. Could it tell the tale of the collapse of Earth as we know it?

An insight into Frank Lee Morris and brothers John and Clarence Anglin's 1962 attempt to escape from Alcatraz, reputedly the world's most secure prison at the time. The authorities always maintained the prisoners drowned, but the programme examines evidence suggesting at least one of them reached the mainland.

Lucia is a transgender girl who enrolls halfway through her final semester. The school tries to dissuade her, but the classmates unite to resist.

Pat O'Sullivan is an ordinary teenager. He studies. He like sports. He has dreams and aspirations like every other person. Unfortunately there is a tremendous weight on his shoulders. Listen to his confession.

A young South Asian woman faces the banalities of another day, except that it’s the Hindu New Year, a day of introspection and renewal. The experience of jilted communication with her parents sits heavy in her heart as she examines her love of self, partner, and family.

As recently as forty years ago, most sections of the Maasai were semi-nomadic and relatively independent of the nation-state. However, political, social and economic changes in East Africa have forced many herders to adopt a sedentary lifestyle. The Chairman and the Lions introduces Frank Kaipai Ikoyo, a charismatic Ilparakuyo Maasai who, at thirty-three, is the leader of a Tanzanian village called Lesoit. Ikoyo was elected to his post at the age of twenty-six in part because he had completed primary school. That someone so young would be accorded such authority would have been without precedent not long ago. Yet this ethnography of Ikoyo's duties as village chairman shows how literacy and insight into the workings of the nation-state are essential for Maasai to combat the many lions, both real and figurative, that beset them: land grabbers, "bush" lawyers, unemployment, out-migration and poverty.

The Making of the Black Traffic album

One of the most successful duos in the history of country music, who pushed the borders and included elements of rock, reggae and even rap. Their first hit 'Let Your Love Flow' in 1975 topped the pop charts and gained recognition throughout the '80s. Eighteen unforgettable tracks, including 'If I Said You Had A Beautiful Body," "Sugar Daddy" and "Redneck Girl." Directed by Bayron Binkley and Dennis Glore and recorded at Church Street Station.

Surrealist video by LucaVanDerWoodsen.

The combination of image manipulation and suggestive music turns journalistic footage of an extreme encounter between a young woman and a group of soldiers into a scene from a dramatic story. If the soldiers weren’t aiming their weapons at her, the choice of shots and the scene’s mood could almost be called romantic. The young woman wants to keep the soldiers from shooting at a group of protesting villagers. The Israeli-born director offers another critical look at the way the media portray the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Cats play baseball at night. When their ball goes over the fence a dog is indifferent on giving it back. The cat tries different methods to get revenge.

As civil rights for LGBT and other minority groups are won violent backlashes have been known to increase. Today LGBT people are far more likely than any other minority group in the United States to be victimized by violent hate crimes. PUZZLES tells the story of a hate crime in a gay bar called Puzzles Lounge in New Bedford, MA when a teenager entered and brutally attacked its patrons. As a result two different worlds collide, a homophobic hate crime offender and his victims. Puzzles explores the correlation between American economic desperation and homophobia, intolerance, and, ultimately, violence.

All eyes were on Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel to see if he could defend the title he won the previous year, in the face of stiff competition from teammate Mark Webber, Ferrari's Fernando Alonso and McLaren's Jensen Button and Lewis Hamilton. In the year that sees five former World Champions competing against current back-to-back World Champion Sebastian Vettel for the ultimate prize, and the introduction of revised regulations aimed at closing the gap. With 300 minutes of footage including round-ups on each and every event from the 2012 FIA Formula One World Championship, on-board camera laps (some with driver commentary) and previously unseen footage and interviews, this DVD is a must-have for Formula One and racing fans everywhere.

Two movers arrive at a house, intent on making the owner leave before the packing is finished.

In a society in which he is the minority, a young high school student explains how difficult it is to be himself in public with the person that he loves.

Short silent film.

This extreme sports documentary details what happened when a number of talented surfers who have gathered for a major competition decide to brave the waves even after the event was cancelled because of a storm that made the waves to dangerous for the contest to be held. In 2011 a massive southern swell slammed into Teahupo'o, Tahiti.

For the very first time the UK / American AOR legends Strangeways can now finally be seen live in concert on DVD. Recorded at the reunion show at Firefest 2010 in front of an adoring crowd at Nottingham's Rock City, Terry, Ian, Jim, Munch and Warren combined some of the greatest AOR tracks ever written such as Love Lies Dying , Only A Fool and Never Going To Lose It with some brand new tracks from the comeback album Perfect World , such as the title track, Borderline and the monstrous Bushfires . For those that have waited 21 years, this is finally your chance to see the band in all their glory on stage for the first time since 1989, and re-live what was for band and fans a truly emotional homecoming in front of a sold out Rock City, Nottingham. Track listing: Love Lies Dying; Breaking Down The Barriers; Perfect World; Only A Fool; Empty Streets; Time; After The Hurt Is Gone; Borderlines; Where Do We Go From Here; Never Gonna Lose It; Bushfires

Set in a factory in Asia during an undefined celebration event, Europeans in suits are seen in long wandering shots as they greet one another, shake hands discreetly, and look about themselves expectantly. Further into this ambiguous opening, and propelled by classical Western opera and symphonic orchestrations, Asian workers are observed putting finishing touches of paint and polish onto gleaming surfaces of what will soon be on display in motorbike showrooms. The images and music are sharply punctuated by the abrupt and raw intrusions of live factory sounds that conclude in a jarring visual exclamation, exhuming the verses of an Emily Dickinson poem and laying them out in a contemporary and globalized context.

Filmmaker Vanessa Yuille journeys to her mother’s birthplace, Heart Mountain, Wyoming, where Japanese Americans were incarcerated in a concentration camp during WWII. Through her investigation, she challenges us to correctly define the true nature of what happened in this illegal place.

A young man of about 25 years old, strolls in the street, his appearance of suburban lascar and his determination seem to say a lot about his intentions. He looks at his watch and speeds up, he seems late. He walks faster and faster, and ends up running to the entrance of a building from which a young man comes out.