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When a Jewish man mistakenly puts a sovereign in a slot machine, he goes to extraordinary lengths to try to retrieve it.

This film features the experiences of David Whitmer as Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery stay with his family in Fayette, New York, to finish the translation of the Book of Mormon.

On Easter weekend, two girls pray “A Moses Prayer” for God to change their Dad’s heart and let their family go to church on Sunday.

A young boy plants a flower in front of his house, where nurtures it and defends it from his urban neighbors.

A slow rumination on lost time.

Taken at the Cuban Volunteer Camp at West Tampa, Fla. Men are falling into line, two abreast, every man with his tin cup and dish. Command is given 'forward march' and the column approaches the audience. A fine looking body of men, worthy of a people battling for freedom. Figures are life size and life like. Prominently displayed upon their military hats is the emblem Cuba Libre, a single star in a red tri-colored field. An accurate and interesting subject.

In addition to stretching, meditation and stress reduction, yoga has many therapeutic benefits including the power to help you naturally lose weight and keep it off. Led by acclaimed yoga instructor Suzanne Deason, Living Arts' "Yoga Conditioning for Weight Loss" accommodates all levels of fitness and flexibility by offering four levels of modification. With a click of a button, you can access any level workout fully modified, partially modified, slightly modified and full postures and receive more detailed instruction on the most challenging poses. Committing to follow this 45-minute program of safe, natural weight loss methods can help you start looking and feeling great in no time! Four 45-minute workout variations give you room to improve your level of fitness.

A documentary about the codependent relationship between Batman and his rogues' gallery of villains, exploring the layered psychology behind the characters and the natures of heroism and villainy. DC Comics writers and editors provide a historical perspective to the discussion as it relates to the new animated feature Batman: Gotham Knight (2008).

A stunning graphic composition of form and surface, Rituals for a Still Life links Gillette's video and collage work. Here he constructs a series of enigmatic collages that have as their background a television monitor showing his videotapes. Gillette builds a tension between static objects and the moving video images, both in the deliberate ambiguity of scale, and in the way these images flatten the video image. Meditative yet charged, these collages reveal surface abstraction rarely achieved in video.

How to Care for Strangers follows two disaffected teenagers on the brink of adulthood who enter a surreal childhood fantasyland of joyful indulgence and comfort only to find the satisfaction they longed for in the company of one another.

In December of 2008 an East Tennessee mountain ministry launched an effort to help 84-year-old Virgie Bowlin. She was living in extreme squalor in a dilapidated home with no running water, bath, and only an outhouse with the door missing for a toilet. Within three days of a newspaper article running about Virgie's plight, the ministry had raised more than $20,000 in goods, services and cash, including a new single-wide mobile home. The ministry director described Virgie's living conditions as 'Appalachia at its worst' and the community's response as 'Appalachia at it's best.' But, Virgie's happiness is jeopardized when an abusive grandson with a history of violence against Virgie is released from prison and moves in, taking over Virgie's new home.

Graham Hancock is a bestselling author and journalist who specializes in ancient civilizations. He explores, amongst other things, the submerged Yonaguni monument off the coast of Japan, Easter Island, Angkor Wat in Cambodia, the pyramids of Egypt and looks at astronomical alignments.

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The next chapter in the "Beyond Justice" saga follows Detective Cosmotopoulos as he attempts to unravel a growing conspiracy with the help of an unsavory ally.

A white-knuckled examination of audio pareidolia she experienced while on a wilderness expedition. A digital re-edit of a 16mm film shot in 2017, this experience has haunting sound design and hallucinatory images of mountains and conifers, all accompanied by a ghostly marching band that fades in and out.

Professor Alice Roberts follows a year of British archaeology, joining up the results of digs and investigations the length of the country. Chapter 1. The Early Settlers The arrival of the earliest humans to mysterious ceremonies at Stonehenge. Chapter 2. A Land of Tribes An incredible chariot burial in Yorkshire to a vast coin hoard on Jersey. Chapter 3. Roman Conquest The foundation of Londinium in the south to fierce siege battles in the north. Chapter 4. Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms Evidence of a warrior culture and the enormous wealth of their aristocracy.

A minor dispute and an overwhelming passion for art bring an outspoken student and a reserved gallery tour guide together.

What are the necessary elements to produce a good western? To set the stage ironically for action involving all the usual characters : the good guy, the sheriff, the bad guy and the belle. Seen here in their first roles, the players in this video come from a region of Alberta, where cowboys are born and bred. They need not look too far from everyday life to draw inspiration for a classical western...

Calendar will be followed by the medium-length Notes For A Possible Sequel, a work-in-progress wherein Egoyan re-assembles the original cast and looks at how the intervening years have treated the characters, while ruminating on some of his essential themes including heritage and the aesthetic impact of technological change.