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A documentary about the life of Johnny Cash and the making of Walk the Line (2005).

Come one, come all, come Celebrate! With the Cat in the Hat you've got a date! When the Cat eats the last chocolate Nick and Sally must fly to Coco-a-licious to restock their supply. But princess Lotta-Chocka's helpers are away. Can the Cat and the kids help make chocolate today? You bet they can - the best chocolate you've seen! And to make it they start with a small bitter bean.

Animated with drawings that are a collage of pop and grotesque. The surrealistic design and the generous viewing experience give the impression that it is a "picture book for adults", but the thoughtful storyline, poetic narration and songs that suddenly appear are pleasantly unrestrained as if the film were aimed at children. However, this unrestrainedness is accompanied by a high degree of perfection, and although it is a flat animation that seems to be the opposite of the latest CG, it gives the impression of possibilities for expression that may even broaden the definition of cinema.

Bonecrusher and Our Waverley Star... it was the race of the century, the stuff of sporting legends. It's all captured here in this tribute to the Cox Plate, Australia's race of races. Race of the Century also brings you other great Cox Plate winners: Tulloch and Gunsynd, Kingston Town and Noholme, Surround and Tobin Bronze.

Greece and Rome dominated much of Europe’s ancient history, an anonymous band of mountain people rose up to develop a thriving civilization to the north of the Alps. Through fearsome battle tactics and commercial savvy they grew rich and powerful. In centuries to come they would be called the Celts.

The quirky TRUE story of a small American town that actually elected a DOG as it's Mayor! Rabbit Hash - Center of the Universe answers the question: What kind of people in what kind of town in American would actually elect a four legged canine to run their city? And it turns out that the answers are hilariously all American.

One of the main characters, a professional fraudster, Nasrulla Sheykhov (Tahir Imanov) cannot be satisfied with the petty frauds he commits in the city. Greed for money makes him do even worse things. Going to a village, he promises to solve the social problems of the people there, so that later he can implement his cunning idea. After seeing the improvement in the village, all of Nasrullah's plans are in vain. Despite this, the fraudster does not stand still and resorts to an even more disgusting trick. That's where the real adventure begins...

An encounter between a man and his upstairs neighbor. In between shots of whiskey and lines of coke, a young man tries to learn some lines for his audition the next morning when he hears sounds of lovemaking from the floor above. A few knocks of the broom against the ceiling to calm things down and then the neighbor comes knocking at the door. The finally meet. Will it lead to neighborly conflict?

The Ceibo tree, which had played an essential role in Mayan culture, is the protagonist of Alejandro Mouján's short film from 2016, in which the director observes the passing of time, this transitory state that is so precious, and yet goes almost unnoticed. The Ceibo tree, a beautiful natural creation, becomes a symbol, a mirror of ourselves.

A tale of tragedy, confusion and murder as the lives of a man grieving the death of his daughter, two would-be thieves, and a madman and his servant intertwine with each other when a cosmic phenomenon causes one day to become longer than the rest.

Here in your hands is a piece of Wiggles history! The Celebration tour of the original Wiggles line-up, Greg, Murray, Jeff and Anthony, travelled all around the world. This is one of those magical shows filmed live in Ireland!

The Leaf Woman and the Centaur is a stop-motion animated film that looks to reconcile a set of creation myths and re- establish the act of experiencing the story as their central component. Drawing on western science, Native American oral traditions, Judeo-Christian, and Hindu lore, as well as ancient Greek and pagan mythology, The Leaf Woman is a modern reinterpretation of the story of man. In the same way Paradise Lost articulated the felix culpa (beneficial fall of man) within the Biblical beginnings, or Dante's Inferno explored our ethical and spiritual scaffolding, The Leaf Woman and the Centaur will use the same basic tropes present in every creation myth to emphasize the value of an ancient experience that died with the cold logic of words.

The Exorcist in the 21st Century takes the viewer into the unknown and sinister world of exorcism in the Catholic Church. We meet one of the few exorcists in Europe, the Vatican approved José Antonio Fortea. He travels around the world on a mission to enlighten the masses about demonic possession. Constanza, a Colombian woman, is desperately looking for Fr. Forteas help. She claims to have been possessed by demons for nearly 15 years and she goes through a ritual of exorcism before she sees the Spanish exorcist as a last hope for spiritual liberation. The film follows both their journeys and gives a unique insight into one of the world most secret and mystical rites - the catholic ritual of exorcism.

When Emmy arrives early for a birthday dinner, she is lured into taking part in a lavish ritual one last time.

An adaptation of Percy Bysshe Shelley's play, The Cenci.

New Paramount horror movie

In claymation, the Ontario Censor Board meets to consider an animated short, which begins simply enough, but soon scandalizes the Board with the sexual activities of its two characters: a man and woman meet on a street corner, go to a bedroom, and soon are swinging on a chandelier. A dog joins them somehow, although by now, we see only the Board and its shocked response. The film finished, they must determine their rating: out come darts and a dart board. What rating will the film receive? Will the morals of the people of Ontario be protected?

In a modern society, consumed by technology, a man sees the world only through the screen of his cellphone. Drastically, the situation changes when he finds himself literally absorbed by his device. Now he is inside his cell.

THE CEREMONY is a fantasy with all its attending elements of two-dimensional characters moving in pre-ordained patterns: a pretty bride venturing past her insecunties in order to engage herself in human communication; a detached groom who has lost touch with the origin of his need to ceremonially "play it cool," an obese priest whose gluttony and vomiting mirror his impotence both to give or receive; and an assortment of sometimes bizarre guests who, out of their needs and insecurities, carry out a ceremony all their own, touching here and there on the private ceremonies of the Bride, the Groom and the Prelate. Ceremonies are a way, sometimes agreed upon and sometimes not, of dealing with life situations. They seldom are a way of resolving those situations. Fantasies are our fears and wishes arguing with and sometimes defeating aspects of reality; they may afford insights but never a reality-based solution. -Hugh Thompson

After the sudden death of his father and suddenly finding out about his girlfriend's pregnancy, a young aspiring musician must bear the weight of his actions before losing it all.