If These Knishes Could Talk: The Story of the NY Accent

Dinorah, or The Pardon o... Giacomo Meyerbeer's pastoral opera,based on a Breton tale, is the tale of DINORAH who has gone mad because her bridegroom Hoël has disappeared during their wedding. This production, performed as part of Théâtre Impérial de Compiegne's purpose of reviving obscure French opera, is the only version of 'Dinorah' available on DVD, but it is a great production! The painterly pastoral settings and décor and rustic costumes are very easy on the eye. Opera traditionalists who dislike modern stagings will be delighted to know that this is a traditional production. Pierre Jourdan's stage direction is charming and always involving, never once falling into static movements or gestures, gratuitous distaste and irrelevance. With Isabelle Philippe, Armand Arapian and Frédéric Mazzotta. Conducted by Olivier Opebeek.

Hot Chicks on T.V. The excitement and traumas of two girls turn into 60 seconds of huffing and puffing with computer animated explosions, blithely representing the hectic pace of a woman's middle years. Calmly, a serene white-haired woman emerges from this multi-layered explosion. She chats with her old friend (who is now a bag lady with a cellular phone) about survival and getting older.

Beautifully Strange A film that asks the question, What is strange? and can it be beautiful?

Volker Schlndorff: The B... The life and work of the brilliant German filmmaker Volker Schlöndorff, a cross-border artist who, by leaving Germany and making the whole world his place of work, acquired the objective perspective necessary to portray his country's society better than anyone else while providing a unique and original point of view on the troubled history of the European continent.

Holly Hood: Shameless Behind-the-scenes footage of portuguese rapper Holly Hood's last tour.

Little Sister With her mother's remarriage, Dong-jun lives in his stepfather's house while they are on honeymoon. However, on the first night of living in his stepfather's house, he witnessed his step-siblings, Seol-ah and Do-jin, having sex. Seol-ah and Do-jin are not brothers or sisters, but Dong-jun is shocked at the thought that they are brothers and sisters. That night he dreamed for the first time in years and the next day, Do-jin leaves early and only Dong-jun and Seol-ah were left at home. Dong-jun feels burdened by Seol-ah’s kindness. After a while, Dong-jun, who returned from exercising in the yard, finds Seol-ah taking a shower with the door open. Seol-ah asks Dong-jun to wipe her back. Since they have become families, she suggested for them to shower together, and they had sex.

Look At Me On a New York City winter night, the fate of a young intoxicated boy is determined by his brief encounters with strangers, exposing a deeper underlying American truth.

Apollo: Back to the Moon

Ethiopia through Egyptia... A documentary by Atteyat Al Abnoudi.

Charlie Hebdo, une derni...