Most Of The Time We Are Just Waiting

Nicaragua land of lakes and volcanoes and this video will show you the most touristic places in Nicaragua, among them stand out the city of Leon, El Canyon de Somoto, Chinandega, Granda, Masaya, among others. Music: Nicaragua Mia - The Best Of Tino Lopez Guerra.

Catarina is a young woman from the Baixada Fluminense who struggles to adapt to the changes in her life and in the Brazilian political scene. Still mourning the death of her mother and hopeless about her future prospects, she sees her adult life taking shape abruptly. While trying to learn how to grow up and how to deal with all this pressure, Catarina ends up developing a strange obsession with fishes.

Georgian comedy.

A beautiful and talented young girl could not find peace in the places where she worked. At this time, she also falls in love with a very rich and famous shipowner. But she can not seize an opportunity to show himself

Sekai de Ichiban Kireina BiSH (世界で一番綺麗なBiSH; The most beautiful BiSH in the world) is a oneman live performed by BiSH on December 22nd, 2022. It was announced on October 25th, 2022, and took place at Yoyogi National Gymnasium. The performance was recorded and included in special editions of BiSH THE BEST.

The "me" in the title, I am a high school music club member. My part is the contrabass. Like the deep billow of my instrument, the depression peculiar to adolescence swells within me low and thick, coiling around my body each and every day. The only light is you, a member of the same music club. Your part is the mandolin. As you lead the quintet with your soaring timbre, your presence sublimates the swelling within my adolescent heart.

Victoria Mercanton’s unusual French documentary from the early 1950s provides insight into the cult of Stalin worship by members of the French Communist Party. The film evokes different types of Stalin worship, from the individual to the collective one, and depicts a highly heterogeneous set of exhibits at a French exhibition in tribute to Stalin. Banned for commercial and non-commercial distribution in France, the film won the Best Short Film Screenplay award at the 1950 Karlovy Vary Film Festival.

Pilar lives in the south. She recently lost her father and is now on her own. María came to visit her, to keep her company and take a break from the boyfriend she's on the point of leaving. Neither has the wherewithal to comfort the other. Neither knows what they want. They barely know what they don't want. They don't want to go back to their lives. They don't want to think about the future. They don't want to be alone. They don't want their holiday to end. A timber yard about to close, a horse and a dog, a few men, a little alcohol and the cold waters of the southern lakes.

Born at the crossroad between Catholicism, Yoruba and shamanism around the 50’s, then considered a prison cult since the 70’s, the cult of the Santa Muerte since at least ten years has been regarding not exclusively Mexican gangsters‘ spirituality, and it has been diffusing as a popular devotion that became a congregation of three million people in the only Mexico City. Three hundred altars are dedicated to Santa Muerte, a full-size skeleton dressed like a Virgin Mary, to which people ask protection from the crime as well as for the crime, people asks to survive and to be able to kill. The devotion is obviously strong in the most popular districts, where people usually fear for their own life and where the mothers ask her protection for their own sons.

After the death of her mother, a girl is lost and desperate until she meets Behrouz. Behrouz gives order to her life with interest and introduces her, who is prone to singing, to a friend who is a music teacher and soon she becomes the daughter of a famous singer. An incident causes the girl to make a mistake about Behrouz and leave him. After breaking up with Behrouz, the girl is disappointed and withdrawn from everyone and quits her job, but Behrooz, who loves the girl, finds her and explains the truth to her.

The student group comes to the village for potatoes. As often happens in the Russian province, there is poverty all around, there is no entertainment, the local population only drinks, there is nothing for young and cheerful students to do in the evenings. Two friends Victor and Denis live in a barn with a local resident Kira, in whose family incredibly beautiful women are born from generation to generation. Kira's young daughter, Nona, is also strikingly pretty. The girl falls madly in love with Victor, and he starts an affair with her out of boredom. A young man turns an inexperienced young lady's head, promises mountains of gold, vows to take her to Moscow and get married. But, as it usually happens, after completing his labor service, Victor leaves for the capital and forgets about his "eternal love". But Nona is sure that one day she will be able to find Victor and create a happy family.…

Junji Inagawa, a guide to the spirit world, celebrates the 30th anniversary of his ghost story performances with this collection of his most dangerous ghost stories! The evil deeds of spirits that bring bad luck and misfortune will send shivers down your spine.... There is "something" out there that is not of this world.

The songs "The 16th Sheep" and "This Kid Is Me", along with the children's songs of Arik Einstein, Chava Alberstein, Matti Caspi and others, have long been Israeli classics. Almost everyone can quote at least a line or two from "The Prettiest Girl in the Kindergarten", "Closed Kindergarten", "Lightning and Thunder", and "How is a Song Born"; Or close your eyes and see in your mind's eye the painted windows in the series "And This Kid", in which Yehuda Atlas told us in honest and touching verses, what the world of a child really looks like. Through interviews with Yehonatan Geffen, Yehuda Atlas, Yoni Rechter, Chava Alberstein, Matti Caspi and others, the film brings the untold story of the creation of the children's songs we grew up with. Along with the interviews, home movies and archive materials are shown, and the viewer embarks on a musical journey to the early days of the "me" generation.

Documentary about one of Sweden’s most famous criminals, Lars-Inge Svartenbrandt.

Samat is already over thirty, but he has never found his family happiness. Bauyrzhan, like a true friend, comes to his aid. Together they go to the big city to get the bride. Amazing adventures await them, friends will be mistaken for international smugglers, they will be chased by bandits and the police...

The main character in the hospital remembers how a soldier shared food that helped him survive during the war. And then he himself saves the child who fell into the hole...

It's about the beautiful dreams and goals young people have, how they fight for them, and how patience, hard work, and love nurture and transform people.

Eighth "The Most Fearful Stories" film by Junji Inagawa.

When James Brindley built the first British canal in the early 1760s, few people could have imagined the impact it would have on the nation’s way of life. There was plenty of opposition to “Brindley’s stinking ditch” but the canals quickly linked all the country’s major towns, cities and ports. Described as “Canal Mania” it was, however, a short lived phenomenon and with the dawn of the railway age canals were quickly abandoned in favor of steam. It wasn’t until the early 1960s when people began to look for a wider choice in the vacation market that attention was turned to the redundant canal system. Many of the canals were overgrown and full of litter, but the structure was still intact, untouched in effect for over two hundred years. Restoration has since been ongoing and as a result thousands of people can now enjoy the peace and tranquility of narrowboating at a pace of life that had long been forgotten.

Junji Inagawa breathes new life into six masterful ghost stories!