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Pink Floyd: The Dark Sid... Petal Productions has sourced the content of this program from various private collectors, including fans and enthusiasts. This material is presented for the first time ever in a film format and is an essential item to complete your current music collection. The archive footage here shows a variety of previously unavailable behind the scenes material, reflecting many serious as well as humorous perspectives. For true fans, these insights show another side of the music that we all know and love. Every effort has been made to provide the highest possible picture and sound quality allowing for the availability of the original masters.

Amelia's 25th Aspiring actress Amelia begins her 25th birthday by breaking up with her boyfriend, and things only go downhill from there. After visiting a dubious psychic for advice, Amelia sets off on a bizarre adventure to find money for rent and possibly love.

Exploring Biblical Jorda... This video journey explores significant sites throughout the land of Jordan and reveals their connection to Biblical stories. Numerous sites are examined, including the river Jabbock, where Jacob wrestled with God; Agaba, the starting point of Moses' great Exodus; Mount Nebo, where Moses glimpsed the Promised Land just before he died; Mount Hor, where Aaron died and was buried; Amman, where Uriah was killed in battle; and more.

Nobody Wants Your Film Director Peter Judson's semifictitious tale opens a revealing window into the indie filmmaking process, capturing the trivialities, aggravations and enthusiasm that go into completing a picture. Using footage from an indie movie set, e-mails constructing a plotline about distributor difficulties and interviews with indie mainstays such as Steve Buscemi and Sam Rockwell, the film provides a riveting look at one producer's rejections and rewards.

Natalie Dessay: Greatest... Lauded for her total embodiment of a character, opera's acclaimed coloratura soprano Natalie Dessay sings her signature role of Olympia in Offenbach's "Le Contes d'Hoffman," as well as arias from Ravel's "L'Enfant et les Sortileges" and Mozart's "The Magic Flute" in this collection of her performance highlights. The French vocalist also introduces each piece with insightful production anecdotes.

Exclusive Street Battles Hip-hop enthusiasts, this video is for you. Hang out with the biggest stars of the music scene with this backstage pass. You'll learn all about the scandals and the dramas and get the inside scoop on your favorite artists. Interviews with Ron Brownz and Black Rob, among others, offer personal opinions and dishy insights from behind the scenes. Whether it's on the street or in the studio, you'll get the real word on what's going down.

8 Wheels & Some Soul Bro... Filmmaker Tyrone D. Dixon celebrates the lively culture of urban jam skating, where participants strap on old-school-style roller skates and hit the rink to show off their dance-inspired moves. Dixon also examines the sport's history, its funk and R&B music and its different regional incarnations -- such as the Detroit Open House style -- but the real joy comes from seeing these skilled skaters get down with it out on the hardwood floor.

Narcos Y Perros II Fernando Saenz, Bernabe Melendrez and Angelica Soler star in this sequel to Narcos Y Perros, which finds drug lord Gabriel in jail but preparing to escape so he can avenge his best friend's death. With his old gang dispersed, Gabriel organizes another band willing to fight his family to the bitter and bloody end.

Martha Masters: GFA Winn... Martha Masters, winner of the Guitar Foundation of America's 2000 competition, plays an array of works by composers from around the world in an intimate studio session, preceding each piece with a personal introduction. The program includes a suite by Puerto Rican composer Ernesto Cordero, a pair of sonatas by Italian composer Domenico Scarlatti, two selections by Macedonian composer Miroslav Tadic and a piece by American composer Bryan Johanson.

East L.A. Marine: The Gu... During World War II, U.S. Marine Guy Gabaldon achieved the impossible by single-handedly capturing over 1,500 Japanese soldiers and civilians. This documentary explores Gabaldon's life both as a war hero and as a dedicated contributor to society. Gabaldon, who spent many years after the war working to help troubled teenagers, was the real-life inspiration for the Hollywood biopic Hell to Eternity.