Time

Surely it's a fantasy, like a mirage.

Best Debut show Leicester Comedy Festival 2020 and Funny Women runner-up. Sian was 27 when she grew up, and it was About Time she found her place in the world. A metamorphic year of adventure, travel and trouble. From Tesco to the Taj Mahal, Sian experienced it all whilst tackling some important questions.

Slade Collins must travel back in time to save the woman he loves and put a stop to an evil Nazi plan to conquer the world.

Tracks Through Time, narrated by Dennis Weaver, tells the story of the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad's motivation to build the line in 1881 and captures the history through the years. Enjoy the beauty of the trip on board the historic Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad as the train winds through the San Juan Mountains of Southwest Colorado.

Three rich sisters love making prank calls. When Abhijit gets a call, he lures Meghana to meet him. She goes without telling her sisters. Is trouble brewing?

An alien, a human, a story.

Bob Ross, the host of television’s favorite art show The Joy of Painting, paints one painting - Times Past - with complete instructions for you to follow in this exclusive 60 minute DVD. Bob goes into the entire “how to” details for each painting providing you with excellent reference tools for your home studio. This episode was never seen on television!

What do women really want? When your boyfriend comes home from 'a little drink' with the boys, legless on the living room floor, and looking nothing like Patrick Swayze, what are you to do?

An Aesop’s Film Fables cartoon.

A couple prepare to take a big step in their relationship, but high nerves lead to surprising confessions.

In a therapy group, people share their personal problems with their young therapist, who seems to be affected by their stories.

An homage to Gregory Markopoulos (specifically the film Himself as Herself) by Lyra Hill and Ross Meckfessel. This film was made for the Bride of Super 8 screening at the 2011 Chicago 8 Small Gauge Film Festival.

Timeless 2013 is the sixth live album by French singer-songwriter Mylène Farmer.

A househusband has left his job to work on his time travel project. However, his wife struggles to run the house alone.

Frank is a confident, charming author with a secret mistress in London; a relationship he wants to keep casual. Frank's secret is a burden he bears lightly, but he finds himself increasingly drawn into examining his unworthiness which ultimately horrifies him. Maria, an artist, is his good humoured wife putting a brave face on his neglect. Feeling increasingly emotional and isolated as she approaches middle age, she eventually breaks down admitting her loneliness at Frank's absences. The cathartic point of the film is when Michael, the co-owner of the cottage where they're staying, pays a visit with a woman other than his wife. Not knowing that he has left his wife and has moved in with this other woman, embarrassment and awkwardness increase, straining this social setting. With the illicit couple hot-footing it back to the city, Frank and Maria are left feeling threatened trying to reason the situation, at the midst of which lies Frank's secret.

Mom, I’m really afraid that I will not be able to die. Why, baby, why do you say such a thing? Mom is praying for your health. Not that, Mom. I’m always well. But I won’t be able to die. Well, one day, suddenly, I lose ground and fall. I keep falling forever though I can’t die. I have to fall in the darkness forever. Forever and ever…… Tetsuo Furudate was born in Tokyo, Japan. He started his career in experimental film and video art in 1981, then started working with music and performing art. He premiered an experimental opera “Othello” 2001 at Podewil, “Auditory Sense of Mr. Roderick Usher” at Dresdner Zentrum für zeitgenössische Musik. It won the BLAUE BRÜCKE prize 2003. His radio productions were broadcasted by Deutschlandradio: “Motome-Zuka“2007, “GOYA” 2008, “Death Fragments Prelude” 2011. He premiered “DEATH FRAGMENTS” theatrical event with Edwin van der Heide and actors at Theatre Bielefeld.

Japan tackles traditional values to deal with a labour shortage, sparked by rapidly decreasing birth rates and an ageing society.