Eggs in the Evening
Film by the UC Davis Art Dept. under supervision of Michael Rudnick
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Film by the UC Davis Art Dept. under supervision of Michael Rudnick
School of working youth. A new teacher of Russian language and literature comes here. Soon, Yelena Nikolayevna realizes that it is impossible to make concessions to adult students who are tired after work, but you need t
A traumatized man returning home from war discovers that his wife has slipped into the underclass.
Follows three souls across Edo-period Japan, 1865 New South Wales and 2027 Australia, where each lifetime carries the emotional imprint of the last.
Mariya Markova's first solo stand-up concert
Don Solquirodio comes back home early and is ready to wind down, until....
A mysterious host interviews the Mystery Inc. gang, in front of a live audience.
Engineering and service work together to improve lives and communities.
BBC TV special interviews Gene Kelly about his life and career.
A short documentary about the life and true story of Laila Abdulaziz, a pioneer of music in the Arabian Gulf and staple of Kuwaiti history who had a vision for the future that no one was ready for, not even herself.
Starting in seventh grade, artist David La Chapelle was so bullied for being gay that he dropped out of school by ninth grade. He moved to New York City, where being gay was accepted. David La Chapelle is an auteur photo
A one-off performance by the band featuring a selection of new material and special versions of some of their most popular hits.
A twisted cinematic supercut of short films, visual essays, found footage, remixes and music videos.
The first live album by the Contemporary worship duo Shane & Shane. The album was released on September 13, 2005 by Inpop Records label, and the producer on the effort are Shane & Shane.
A young man reckons with the world's most contrary and evil lawnmower.
A musical film review. On the festive evening of May Day 1959, viewers will join the film's creators on a tour of Moscow, its streets and squares, meeting their favorite artists. And they will see how joyfully Muscovites
In a programme first broadcast in 1973 as he entered his 80th year, JB Priestley chooses extracts from his own writing to celebrate some of the many things that he looks back on with pleasure.
A half-hour comedic monologue by Bill Martin, made up of short routines each delivered in a different character voice. Martin wears a smoking jacket and plays host in a manner spoofing Orson Welles, tended by butler Nesm
Cerimon House, a humanities and cultural arts organization in the heart of the Alberta Arts District, is honored to welcome the two time Olivier Award-winning and Emmy Award-winning actor Brian Cox, renowned for both his
On July 24th 2007, the man they call "the Welsh Bob Dylan" played his first London gig in over three decades, before a rapturous crowd at the legendary Half Moon, Putney. Backed by his long-time band, he treated the audi