They Were Twelve Women

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I Am Shakespeare: The He... I AM SHAKESPEARE (The Henry Green Story) chronicles the true life story of 19 year old Henry Green, living a dual life as a brilliant young actor and inner-city gang member, who was brutally shot and left for dead just shortly after his inspiring performance in Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet' and his remarkable (against all odds) recovery/intestinal transplant received by a 13 year old boy (Jack) who was killed in a car accident on the other side of the country but who still managed to save Henry's life.

Eises Klte - Frozen in T... When Commissioner Karen Leymann is called to the crime scene in the ice cellar of Altenberge, she does not suspect that her life will change as well. The corpse, a man of about 50, is said to have been lying there for about 140 years in a randomly rediscovered part of the basement. However, the body is not decayed and it still bleeds. Karen and her colleagues can not figure it out. The case is closed due to the age of the body. Karen nevertheless returns to the cellar as she feels a personal connection to this case and witnesses events that took place around 1860 in Altenberge. Together with her colleagues, she wants to understand the mystery and clarify the murder - An exciting thriller about the ice cellar in Altenberge / Münsterland/Germany.

DeMarcus Cousins Present... DeMarcus Cousins Presents Boogie's Comedy Slam hosted by Mike Epps featuring Gary Owen, Karlous Miller, Tony Roberts and Red Grant

Crowded How does anyone retain their identity through internal and external changes?

N bosco (una conversazio... A tale in two (silent) voices. The forest, the vineyards En Geddi, are there and are not there. The two voices speak on the border between recognition and estrangement, distance and contact. Sometimes, like certain angels in paintings, they turn their eyes away from the representation and look at the observer. Part Two of the Eryngium Flowers series.

Obscurer An abstract narrative of isolation, mental illness, and loss.

We’re Off to See... The... The Most Happy Fellows, a beloved barbershop quartet, perform a wonderful musical rendition of “The Wizard of Oz” (1939). The show and music was arranged by legenday barbershopper, Lloyd Steinkamp and offers an entertaining approach to this classic film. The 1977 International quartet champions were a perfect fit for this package.

A Sequence of Events Things move and one thing leads to another, sort of.

The Lost Sentry