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A young college student forms an unlikely friendship with the bartender at a "yakuza" bar.

James boasts about his bravery but, when a swarm of bees start buzzing around him he wishes that they would get back to making honey and leave him to make steam. See what happens when Bill and Ben have trouble on the turntable and end up face to face. Climb aboard as we clear the way for trainloads of fun.

Baby Signing Time is a great first step into signing or add Baby Signing Time to your existing Signing Time collection for new songs and reinforcement of those beginning signs. Created specifically for babies as young as 3 months old up to 3 years, yet fun for the whole family! Features host Rachel Coleman, along with animated Baby Alex, Baby Leah, and Baby Hopkins. Baby Signing Time Vol. 4: Let's Be Friends sets your baby's day to music with signs for everyday things in your baby's world: friends, emotions, fruits & veggies, opposites, and more.

In this 3rd edition of Ken Davis? very popular ?Friends? series, Ken introduces four more of the funniest guys around: The hilarious wit of John Branyan, David P. Dean?s outrageous observations about life, the sizzling duo Bean & Bailey, and the ?Stop! I can?t breathe? comedy of master ventriloquist, David Pendleton, all wrapped up with a good dose of Ken?s classic humor.

Susie Tallman and friends have been hard at work creating a wonderful new DVD that presents all the favorites – on screen! Come On, Let's Go! will guide children (and their parents) on a musical and visual journey. Susie Tallman's first DVD compiles 22 fun-filled music videos from the best of Children's Songs, Nursery Rhymes and Let's Go! Travel, Camp & Car Songs. The full-length DVD offers all the musical brilliance and charm of Susie Tallman with lots of new faces and wonderful, imaginative places. Join Susie and her friends on a farm horsin' around, quack like ducks on a lake, jump on the bed with monkeys and eat cupcakes at a tea party. This DVD presents a whole new level of entertainment for fans of Susie Tallman and is sure to please children who have yet to meet her.

In the animated PBS children's television series Clifford the Big Red Dog, the huggable, lovable, giant red canine Clifford provides young viewers with some valuable lessons on self-acceptance, friends, and community. The series stars the big-hearted pooch, voiced by John Ritter; his eight-year-old owner Emily Elizabeth; and Clifford's canine pals, T-Bone and Cleo. The episode "My Best Friend" features one of Clifford's Ten Big Ideas which children can apply to their own lives. In this program, the focus idea is the importance of believing in yourself. Emily hunts high and low for an extraordinary item to share for Show-and-Tell. Her search finally ends when she realizes that often, our most valuable treasures are right in front of our eyes.

Georg’s wife is found dead. He seeks consolation in his dog.

Max learns about immigration and the meaning of home from his friend Srijoni, who shares her story of moving to Canada from Bangladesh when she was young.

Told through a mixture of archives, animation and musical numbers, this film chronicles the 20+ year career of Canadian underground star activist/performer Norman Nawrocki and his wide array of colourful characters such as a singing and dancing 7ft tall purple penis, giant orange butt plug and giant pink vagina.

Legendary jazz musician Count Basie and his band perform with four great singers in this 1981 Carnegie Hall concert. Renowned jazz vocalists Sarah Vaughan, Tony Bennett, George Benson and Joe Williams join Basie in an evening filled with classic jazz songs such as "April in Paris," "Sweet Georgia Brown" and "Fascinating Rhythm." Joe Williams shines on "Every Day I Have the Blues," and Basie keeps the joint jumpin' with spontaneity and style.

He may be short, pink and pants-less, but when it comes to animated superstardom, Porky Pig proves: the sty's the limit! Now, remastered to pristine, make-your-eyeballs-bug-out condition, these 18 landmark Looney Toons spotlight Porky and pals in a plentitude of porcine cartoon perfection, including Pilgrim Porky's half-baked attempt to put duck on his Thanksgiving menu (Tom Turk and Daffy), followed by Porky as a wildly wacky wagon train scout (Wagon Heels). Then, there's Porky's ham-handed scheme to thwart a ravenous rodent with a robot cat (Mouse Menace), and our piggy protagonist as a clueless cop trying to evict vagrant Daffy from his department store digs (Riff Raffy Daffy). And th-th-th that's NOT all folks! There's further fun afoot with Porky, Elmer Fudd, Bunny and Claude and more in these swine-sational classics from animation's Golden Age!

Maxwell thinks about all the different things that scare us; from pretend monsters to traumatic news stories, and how it's okay to feel afraid.

Various directors screening their "found footage" films among their friends.

In 2004, Trevor Horn celebrated 25 years as one of the world's most successful pop music producers. This unique Wembley concert) shows Trevor Horn's best selling acts, guest musicians and a full backing orchestra in over two hours of electrifying music, in one place, at one time, for one man. His friends include Yes, Pet Shop Boys, Frankie Goes to Hollywood and Grace Jones!

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The cast of the Miami Connection look back on the cult film 25 years later.

Country music's fulsome queen, Dolly Parton, is at her very best on this disc, which contains her 2001 "Austin City Limits" concert appearance, plus several songs by other top country performers. Tracks include "Train, Train," "Little Sparrow," "I Think I'll Just Stay Here and Drink" (Merle Haggard), "Queen of Hearts," (Lynn Anderson), "Mountain Angel," "Wabash Cannonball" (Willie Nelson & Leon Russel) and many more.