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2004 release
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2004 release
This amplified collection of live performances filmed at New York City's Continental Club and Rex's in West Chester, Pa., shows why Murphy's Law has remained a staple of the hardcore rock scene for more than two decades.
Wild Days is a follow-up to Baek Seung-hwa's 2009 Documentary Turn It up To 11, which examined Korea's indie music scene. This spin-off chronicles Seoul's new "kings of indie rock" in their boisterous adventure across T
A woman is woken by a strange entity.
To the left, there is the city, but to the right, the river flows. What is a river when your thoughts are more rapid than everything else? Two poets, Natsumi Aoyagi and Nobunari Mizushita, are having a back-and-forth kin
Carolina shines a light on the intersectionality of queerness, transgender-ness and accessibility in this documentary about allyship and making our voices heard.
A high schooler shelters a drifter in crisis, only to learn he was best friends with his late brother. As hidden motives surface, their uneasy cohabitation reshapes both their futures.
The film begins as a personal journey of filmmaker, Mary Healey, who was also a Catholic. She films a series of historic events where we meet key players involved in the sexual abuse scandal, including victims, whistle-b
Within the first year of babies' lives, their motor skills begin to kick into high gear as they explore ways to physically interact with the world around them. Baby's First Moves is a playful celebration of their movemen
Oniric. Metallic. Versal. Unique. Enter the catatombs, my faithful homosexual coven.
'Please Don't Stand Up When Room Is In Motion' is a documentary about Novo Amor and the making of his recent album 'Cannot Be, Whatsoever'.
Sammy Hagar And The Wabos - Livin' It Up Live! - Caught live in St Louis on their sold out 2006 US tour, Sammy And The Wabos bring down the house with songs from their new album, Livin' It Up, as well as some of Sammy's
"Brrr! I'm so cold I could eat a phone book." — Stuart Sherman
A mysterious stranger foreshadows Death, but is good enough to give a handy driving safety tip along the way.
Backward tracking shot of a train going from Bushey, England, near the end of its journey to Euston.
The age of wild men begins, as Kim Doo-han, the Lynx, Goo Ma-heok, Ssang-kal and Shin Ma-jeok take over Jongno. Eom Dong-ok, who was being chased by the police for taking revenge on the Japanese who bullied his friend, d