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Black Star Riders - Live... Black Star Riders, founded by members of the legendary Thin Lizzy, played Wacken after having released their debut album "All Hell Breaks Loose". Be sure, the boys are back in town!

Vera, the Medium Vera, a woman of questionable character places a wager that she will be able to destroy a happy marriage and inveigle the husband into becoming her lover. She succeeds to the extent of a midnight tryst in the family's home, witnessed by the couple's 12-year-old daughter. Her resolve weakened by the child's piteous pleas, Vera deliberately loses the wager, freeing the sadder-but-wider husband to return to his forgiving wife.

There's No End After a personal tragedy, indie-rock musician Phil Elverum moves to the remote San Juan Islands to raise his child.

Strangers Incredibly poggers

Humanity A cowboy travels East to settle an old score. He finds the man he's been looking for, but his beautiful daughter pleads for her father's life.

The Man in Him John Stone becomes engaged to Margaret Houston much to the disapproval of Harry Gardner, his rival. Determined to ruin Stone in the eyes of society, one night at a party Gardner steals a pearl necklace and a diamond bar-pin. He hides the necklace in his own clothes but places the bar-pin in Stone's pocket when he is not looking.

The Book Agent's Romance The book agent meets the daughter of a capitalist on a street car when she accidentally ties her shoelace to his. A few days later the girl's father advertises for a butler. A gang of crooks send one of their number to apply for the position. He is accepted. The capitalist gives his wife the choice between a trip abroad and a pearl necklace.

The Perfect Shade The aspiring Painter obsessively seeks for the perfect shade. In order to achieve that, he has to make a huge sacrifice.

Creep It Secret Two twins go to a party on Halloween to offer a cake to the host, but they unwillingly get carried away into the party.

Five Days Odd A memoir from a five days trip. We tend to forget small things. It's just vanished in our realm of neurons--floating through emptiness. Or maybe we remember it, out-of-order.