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With the success of The Rain in España, the second book from the University Series is about to fly. But before that, let’s have an exclusive sneak peek of the preparations for this exciting series starring the Univerkada led by Krissha Viaje and Jerome Ponce.

A high school drama about ten teenagers who come from low-income backgrounds, but have managed to get admission in an elite high school in a posh part of Delhi. The film is an unfiltered account of their lives, the struggles and friendships, the discrimination they face and support they receive—giving us a peek into what it means to grow up in India today.

BBC's Coverage of Bring Me The Horizon at the 2015 Reading + Leeds Festival

A family's game of Hide and Seek goes horribly awry. This film was made for the 48 Hour Film Project - Indianapolis, IN 07/2023

Children ages 6 and up can teach themselves to read with a self-paced, kid-friendly program that has twelve entertaining stories that employ fun characters and build in sequence from the simple to the more complex. Kids have time to read each screen before hearing a voice read the highlighted words. In addition to community library children's multi-media collections, these titles (Alphabet Circus Video, Nursery Rhymes Video, Getting Ready for Kindergarten Video, and Phonics Easy Readers on DVD) are very highly recommended supplements for preschool, daycare, home schooling, and traditional curriculums. --Children's Bookwatch, September 2005

A local man breaks out of an insane asylum, kidnapping citygoers so that he can scream his manifesto.

A dark comedy about a perfectionist trying to write a suicide note.

When unveiling the truth, the sorrows endured by a young widow set the stage for a new chapter.

During the Crown Championships of Cosplay 2019, Joe & Nico followed Cosplayers from around the world and found Caroline, aka Lunneth, voted best French cosplayer in 2018.

A closely watched candle and an invitation to the dance. William Byrd booms among his books while Evelyn keeps to a quiet window; the volunteer fire brigade sorts through the ashes and Isaac Goldberg tells it like it is. Who read what; when, and why?

In the days leading up to his execution, Texas death row prisoner John Henry Ramirez seeks redemption from his victim’s son.

Watch eagle-eye video and performance artist Martha Rosler tackle the case of surrogate mother Mary Beth Whitehead as represented by the main-stream media. This tape uncovers the class and gender bias of the media coverage and the courts. X-tra inventive graphics and kooky dress-up illustrate Rosler's insightful analysis of the court battle, waged within the tricky issue of contemporary reproductive control in America. Fun for the whole family!!!

In this live performance for Paper Tiger Television's public-access cable program in New York, Rosler deconstructs the messages in Vogue and its advertising. Rosler looks at the institutional slants of the magazine industry and the fashion industry's reliance on sweatshops.

Meshing the visceral and the intellectual, "Sherman proposes, through editing and parallel camera movement, that the act of reading is exhilarating, like riding a roller coaster."

Four sisters embark on an odyssey of siblinghood and haircuts.

Cornish comedian Jethro is back, entertaining a raucous West Country audience with a series of anecdotes, jokes and sketches. Join him as he reminisces about bedtime football antics with his American cousin, and learn how to make battlewear out of clingfilm and a Jubilee clip.

Read N Review takes on his greatest foes while attempting to rebuild his life. Written, directed, and edited by Loozekh

A prequel detailing Mahad's (Read N Review) whereabouts prior to the events of The Movie Central Movie Directed, written and edited by Loozekh

Learn to read the fun way with Postman Pat in two lively animated stories: 'Postman Pat's Sleepy Days' and 'Postman Pat's Three Wishes'.