Fire

This PBS special, concocted in support of the wickedly witty Firesign Theatre's "The Bride of Firesign" CD, has the comedy troupe delivering high-octane humor in a number of classic bits. Featured are skits such as "How Can You Be in Two Places at Once When You're Not Anywhere at All" and "Hand Me the Pliers," and characters such as Nick Danger, Jack Poet and Bebop Lobo. Extras include a documentary, excerpts from audio rehearsals and more.

MILITARY TRAINING HAS NEVER BEEN MORE TOPSY-TURVY TILL THE COMEDY TRIO HAD TAKEN ONE.

Nothing is as exciting as a shiny, red fire truck racing by with lights flashing and sirens blaring. This program gives preschool tots a chance to take a special ride on a real-life ladder truck. Back at the station, kids get a tour of the firehouse, where they meet the brave men and women dedicated to protecting us all. Children will also marvel at the power of heavy machinery in action with bonus feature "Awesome Road Construction."

A pickup artist living with his grandmother. A male virgin with pride to spare. A part-time worker reunited with her career woman classmate. A high school girl helping her best friend to get a date. A mother troubled by her stepson. As all these individuals suffer from something missing in their hearts, the day of the fireworks show arrives.

The script is an improvised sexting session I had with my collaborator Noa Simhayof Shahaf, which we held in order to create an original narrative that would contain our different desires. The explicit text functions as a base to the implicit, scripted performance of the two actors. Each actor was a proxy of either Simhayof Shahaf or I, but while we felt comfortable to be playful and outgoing during the writing process, it was important for us to remain soft and withholding in the way we portrayed living female bodies on the screen.

A look at how the music industry has been affected by the Internet, and how independent labels and musicians are using it to reach more listeners.

Cutout animation exploring mysticism through the elements in domestic Americana.

Cliff Robertson narrates this dramatization focuses on the little-known life-and-death struggle of power between President Lincoln and his general in command of the Army of the Potomac, George McClellan, and the events leading to the Emancipation Proclamation.

An ex-Black Panther raised his daughter to be tough in a racist nation. After college, she and her friends decide to vacation away from the city but find themselves having to face the dangers of white supremacists lurking in rural America.

Live Premonition is the first live DVD from the Greek band Firewind. It had 22 songs and is released on 2 CDs or 1 DVD there is also a combo pack. Songs 3 to 10 are from the Firewind album "The Premonition" all the other songs with exception of the solos are from prior Firewind albums. It was filmed on 12 January 2008 and it was released 28 November 2008 The DVD contains a 22 song live concert and Extras.

There are few alternatives for exiles. The homecoming may be postponed to an indeterminate future; one could settle for a replacement; and lastly, there is always madness.

Over twenty countries responded to the call for help on Mount Carmel. To the surprise of many, the Palestinian Civil Defense offered to join the international effort. Through the voices of firefighters who took part, FIRE LINES explores the intersection of humanitarian values and national identities in the face of an ongoing conflict.

Three young Mormon men, age 19, embark on a two-year rite of passage in Germany as part of a long-standing worldwide effort by Mormon missionaries to spread their faith at home and abroad.

The beaches of Pontypandy are packed with daring rescues as Fireman Sam is a Hero at Sea! During a trip out to sea with the kids, Charlie nets the biggest catch Pontypandy has ever seen but his boat is damaged – will they sink or swim? Find out all this and more in this collection of heroic adventures.

Though set in Quito, Ecuador this languid documentary is more preoccupied with the ghosts of European history and with the ways memory of sin and suffering unite a 98-year old Jewish émigré and a young Austrian director.

This film records a 12 day ritual performed by Mambudiri Brahmins in Kerala, southwest India, in April 1975. This event was possibly the last performance of the Agnicayana, a Vedic ritual of sacrifice dating back 3,000 years and probably the oldest surviving human ritual. Long considered extinct and never witnessed by outsiders, the ceremonies require the participation of seventeen priests, involve libations of Soma juice and oblations of other substances, all preceded by several months of preparation and rehearsals. They include the construction, from a thousand bricks, of a fire altar in the shape of a bird.

After 50 years in a state penitentiary, a pyromaniac (Trejo) is released back into society, and immediately embarks on a raucous arson spree.

A WW1 veteran recounts his time throughout the war.

Three children on a picnic learn the process of fire making and the principles involved. The dangers from fire and methods of control are shown.