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In Everard's farm there are many nice hens and a rooster sage who wants to tell a story. One day a child is born with a mysterious disorder; The Autism. From then on, for the hens, peace is over. This fact upsets the life of the hen house to the point that, to study the problem, the hens begin to write a newspaper and plotting together.

An exploration into the beaches and theology of the Dominican Republic.

It's the life and careers of Jerry "The King" Lawler & Junkyard Dog, as examined by their peers. Hall of Famer Jim Ross hosts a round-table discussion previously unavailable.

King Charles III was Prince of Wales for more than 60 years. From the controversy around his Investiture, to his charity work, his love of the countryside and tradition and his keen patronage of the arts, this programme reflects on the effect Wales and the Welsh have had on the new monarch.

National Geographic Explorer Albert Lin travels to the jungles of Central America in search of the lost capital of the Maya Snake Kings.

Volume 5 Israel Gets a King contains two 25-minute episodes: The People Want a King! covers 1 Samuel and the life of Saul as Israel’s first king. Kings Make Mistakes Too! covers 2 Samuel and the first chapter of 1 Kings, including the reigns of King David and his son, King Solomon.

B.B. King - Live at the North Sea Jazz Festival 2009

A dancer enchants a leacherous king but rebuffs his advances, resulting in his vengeful anger.

The video contains amazing performances from both artists. The concert kicks off with a terrific set by B.B., which includes classics "The Thrill Is Gone" and "Let The Good Times Roll." Following B.B.'s set, James tears up the stage with some of his biggest hits. The Godfather showed he hadn't lost a step and delivered a powerhouse performance, which featured some of his dazzling footwork. He kept the audience on their feet with his raw funk and unrivaled charisma. Some of the tracks he performed in his set included "The Payback," "I Got the Feeling," "It's a Man's Man's Man's World," and "Get Up (I Feel Like Being a) Sex Machine." This is the legendary show where Michael Jackson and Prince were in the audience. James invites MJ on stage to sing and perform briefly.

A screeching battle cry echoes from a burning volcano as Rodan rises with smoldering wings to conquer the air. Discover how this sequence came to life, combining modern visual effects with traditional on-location filmmaking. For the panicked evacuation of Isla de Mona, the filmmakers shot in historic Mexico City, enlisting hundreds of locals to portray terrified villagers. It was a bit of old-school Hollywood movie making in an otherwise cutting-edge motion picture.

This music release compiles several television appearances by legendary jazz singer Nat King Cole performing classic tracks such as 'I'm A Shy Guy', 'Too Young', 'Always You', and 'Now He Tells Me'.

A very special choir made up from singing groups of all shapes and sizes is given a once-in-a-lifetime chance to sing for the King at the coronation concert.

Born poor in Baltimore, Chick Webb broke his back as a boy and faced life as a hunchback dwarf afflicted with Spinal Tuberculosis. Someone suggested drumming as physical therapy, and Webb found his calling: at only 16 he built the hottest jazz orchestra in America at Harlem’s Savoy Ballroom, one of the rare places where Blacks and Whites could socialize together. The artists discovered and mentored by Webb are extraordinary, but perhaps no star shines brighter than that of Ella Fitzgerald. Features interviews with those who knew or played with Webb and period footage.

Based on ancient German folklore, the fairy tales created by Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm have become ageless bedtime favorites because of their magical ability to transport children into the world of the imagination. This animated adaptation of the brothers' "Cinderella" concerns the most famous stepdaughter in folklore, her fairy godmother and a prince with a perplexing glass slipper. Includes the bonus feature "King Thrushbeard."

Featuring Fox athletes Josh Bryceland, Josh Lewis, Kirt Voreis and other Fox teammates, the movie documents three weeks on the road with a wild crew up for anything. Filming kicked off at Fox Headquarters in Irvine, Calif., and continued north through Oregon and Washington before crossing the Canadian border and reaching Vancouver Island. The movie is dedicated to Stevie Smith, aka Chainsaw, a World Cup champion gravity athlete who unexpectedly passed away in May 2016.

Part of BFI collection "Tales From the Shipyard".

King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard live at Glastonbury 2017, June 25th. Setlist: Rattlesnake, Boom City, Nuclear Fusion, Sleep Drifter, Altered Beast I, Robot Stop, People Vultures, The Lord of Lightning, Selfie, The River Down.

The King arrives at Calais and meets various military and civilian dignitaries. He is taken to General Haig's château at Beauquesne where with Haig and the Prince of Wales he meets President Poincaré and Generals Joffre and Foch (Lloyd George is seen arriving also - see notes below). The King visits troops of II ANZAC Corps, a Casualty Clearing Station in Second Army area, a church at Cassel and the Canadian Corps area. At La Panne he meets with the Prince of Wales and the Belgian royal family to present decorations to Belgian soldiers. He tours parts of Second Army area and the Somme battlefield, escorted by General Sir Henry Rawlinson, while the battle is in progress. The King then returns to Calais and crosses the English Channel in safety.

Making of documentary for the King Kong segment of the in the 1996 IMAX movie 'Special Effects: Anything Can Happen', featuring stop-motion animation created by the late great David Allen.