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A girl engaged to a member of the Royal Mounted Police is forced to marry a vicious blackmailer after he gains incriminating evidence on her father.

Featuring interviews with some of the leading voices of Southern music -- including JoJo Hermann and George McConnell of Widespread Panic, Cary Hudson of Blue Mountain and legendary producer Jim Dickinson -- this documentary reveals much about the Mississippi jam band Beanland, tracing its journey from a back-porch cover band to a bona fide musical force. Songs include "Take Me to the Show," "Dorothea," "Mr. Crooper" and "Swing Tune No. 9."

Hirofumi Nakamoto collects various aquatic organisms, releases them in his house and films the scene. This is the latest work of the 'Living Creatures Sci- Fi' Series, which has been continuing since 2011.

From The River To The Sea To The Puget Sound is a documentary short film from Ali Abbas Kadhim. The short film examines the landscape of Palestinian activism in Seattle particularly as it is in dialogue with the corporate environment which is oftentimes guilty of the very crimes so many of the Seattle people protest. Additionally, we examine the complex relationships of pro-Palestinian employees at pro-Israel companies and the internal affairs of such Seattle based companies in regards to Palestine so as to better understand Seattle's both direct and indirect involvement in Israel.

Punk Rock Holiday documentary, 'The Beast From Soča River', gives an exclusive insight into the festival’s first decade. All its ups and downs and everything in between, that made Punk Rock Holiday into what it is today - one of the wildest & most unique festivals in Europe. The documentary takes you on a journey of Punk Rock music, stage dives, skateboarding and endless adventures on the Soča River. Fletcher from Pennywise simply called it “The best festival in the world,” so who are we to disagree? Get your Melonball and popcorn ready and just enjoy the ride!

Can a mission to save a mob of brumbies in an inaccessible wilderness bring fiercely independent horseman and feral control National Parks Ranger to see the world through each other's eyes?

In this western, a cowboy and his pals must stop outlaws from stealing a cache of gold ore. Action ensues, and they succeed.

Previously only available in the "Billy Joel: My Lives" box set, this DVD features one of Billy's best concerts: Billy Joel live in Frankfurt, Germany in 1994 on the "River of Dreams" tour.

This beautiful new film from the director of Tatarakihi honours the longstanding struggle of Whanganui iwi to reclaim guardianship over their ancestral river.

Three guys travel by car and boat from Oslo to Balkans.

Shot on beautiful super 16mm and loosely based on the life of Saint Rose of Lima, She Drank Vinegar from the River, is the journey through a young woman’s mind while her absentee father begins to express concerns over her obsessions with Christ and Penance.

A beautiful panoramic view of lower New York from Barclay Street to Battery Park, showing a beautiful stereoscopic effect of the sky-scrapers in the business section of the city.

The Head and the Heart return to their Seattle roots to play a rooftop concert at the city's infamous Pike Place Market in front of the market's iconic clock and sign. Watch as the band performs a high energy concert in front of 30,000 hometown fans, two stories from where they originally started busking for tips ten years ago.

FRANKENSTORM : From Across The East River is a visual and emotional account of the night that ended in the horrifying Con Edison explosion, darkening half of Manhattan’s skyline.

In the summer 2005, the St. Johns River was taken over by a smelly, toxic algal bloom that turned the river green. It was the worst such bloom in the river's history, and was caused by an excess of nutrients in the water. One of the chief sources of these nutrients was fertilizer runoff, and this show teaches you how to fertilize properly and create a river-friendly yard.

The world’s oldest living siblings who survived the Holocaust are the charming and inspiring subjects of this remarkable short documentary.

Based on the mysterious theft of footage filmed in the jungle of the Congo Basin in the Central African Republic, the film reflects on the foundations of identity through a constellation of narratives and states of mind that, far from telling a linear story, are reflected, questioned, overlapped or self-determined through their position in a precise time and space.

This film narrates the tragic events that unfolded at Jiabian Gou Farm from 1958 to December 1960, resulting in the deaths of over two thousand individuals due to exhaustion and starvation. Originally a labor reform farm housing prisoners in Jiuquan City, Gansu Province, Jiabian Gou Farm was transformed in 1958 into a facility for re-educating labor inmates. It also took in over three thousand individuals labeled as rightists from Gansu, including university professors, county-level officials, military officers, professionals from various industries, and teachers from different schools. Amid the political terror of the Great Leap Forward, extravagant claims flourished, and an atmosphere of self-preservation and selective reporting of positive news prevailed. This environment led to instances of cannibalism being overlooked, even as people continued to starve to death.

Born a princess and raised a soldier, Pyeong Gang is a woman with big dreams and limitless ambition. Determined to become the first Empress of Goguryeo, Pyeong Gang will stop at nothing to make her dream come true. Clever and level headed, Pyeong Gang is well aware of the obstacles that stand in her way and she’s more than capable of taking them on. With meticulous planning, she sets out to make her dream come true. But things take an unexpected turn, the day she meets On Dal.