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Plunder: The Crime of Our Time is a hard-hitting investigative film by Danny Schechter. The "News Dissector" explores how the financial crisis was built on a foundation of criminal activity uncovering the connection between the collapse of the housing market and the economic catastrophe that followed.

Filmed in Moscow in 1988, Big Country broke barriers by playing in a nation not usually amenable to Western rock bands. With their innovative blend of rock music and traditional Scottish folk rhythms, the group wowed their Soviet audience. Songs include "Peace in Our Time," "Wonderland," "Broken Heart (Thirteen Valleys)," "Steel Town," "River of Hope," "Thousand Yard Stare," "King of Emotion" and "Chance."

How one royal has come of age since marrying the heir to the throne in 2011.

A documentary made by the United Methodist Church which explores the possibilities of decolonization in Puerto Rico. Interviews are done with farmers, Puerto Rican intellectuals, and different reverends from the UMC located around the island.

This documentary film, at the heart of the YourCallMN Public Awareness Campaign, was created to bring attention to the realities of sex trafficking in Minnesota and what you can do to help stop it. This film is an indigenous led production directed by a member of the Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa.

Constant Anton Nieuwenhuys (21 July 1920 – 1 August 2005) was a Dutch painter, and one of the foremost innovators of Unitary Urbanism. In 1941, he became deeply interested in the work of Paul Cézanne, Cubism and German Expressionism. He was born in Amsterdam. Generally known simply as Constant, in 1948 he founded the Experimentele Groep in Holland with Corneille, Karel Appel and his own brother, Jan Nieuwenhuys. They then went on to link up with Christian Dotremont and Joseph Noiret of Belgium and Asger Jorn of Denmark to form CoBrA. In 1958 he helped form the Situationist International where he is most noted for his contribution to unitary urbanism

Four stars align in Vienna for an extraordinary Christmas concert starring jazz legend Tony Bennett, singer and actress Vanessa Williams, superstar tenor Plácido Domingo, and including a special appearance by teen singing sensation Charlotte Church. Our Favorite Things is a timeless holiday concert the whole family will enjoy.

Is crisis pushing us toward a leap in consciousness? Can we live from an inner truth? Can we participate in the evolution of our own consciousness? Inspired by the work of Sri Aurobindo, Conscious: Fulfilling Our Higher Evolutionary Potential asks about our potential to achieve a transformation in consciousness, which might be both inevitable and essential at this juncture in our development if we are going to continue the human journey within the cosmic advance.

The Beautiful South was formed in the late eighties by Paul Heaton and David Hemingway, formerly of The Housemartins. They achieved almost instant success with two Top 10 singles from their debut album. They enjoyed continued success throughout the nineties with a succession of critically acclaimed and commercially successful singles and albums. Munch Our Hits contains the original videos for all their singles from 1989 to 2001, including all of their Top 10 hits and some singles that weren t included on their albums. The Beautiful South, with their combination of musicality and intelligent lyrics, were both successful and influential and this DVD is a great reminder of their amazing collection of songs.

9/11: In Our Own Words: NBC anchors and correspondents recall their memories of reporting on the morning of 9/11/01. Weaving together live footage with present-day interviews, the special covers the first several hours as the terrorist attacks on America unfolded.

A ground-breaking, investigative, environmental film that explores the impact humans are having on wild dolphins through hand feeding tourism programs in Australia.

Inventing Our Life examines the 100 year history of Israel's kibbutz movement, one of the world's longest running and most successful experiments in pure communism. Recreating its glorious past and chronicling its recent decline, Inventing Our Life focuses on the heartbreak and hope of the modern kibbutz, as a new generation struggles to insure its survival. Can a radically socialist institution survive a new market-driven reality with its ideological integrity intact? How will this affect the lives of the tens of thousands of people who still believe in the kibbutz experiment and continue to call it home? As the film progresses, the drama shifts from Can it survive? to Yes, but at what price?

Mallorca is part of the archipelago of the Balearic Islands and is 3680 m², the largest of the Balearic Islands. Mallorca has a wide, beautiful sandy beaches, tiny coves, rocky cliffs and romantic anchorages, rich natural dune beaches with undeveloped hinterland and secluded beaches for swimming fun together - can be found on Majorca each his own paradise.

Soprano Barbara Bonney interprets Robert Schumann's "Dichterliebe" (here renamed "A Scandinavian Dichterliebe") in this sublime 2001 Parisian concert. Accompanied by Malcolm Martineau, Bonney also performs a selection of Scandinavian folk tunes. The evening's program is punctuated with insightful interviews with Bonney, whose love of Swedish music is epitomized here, and Martineau, filmed as they prepare the concert.

A Liverpool story about a loving family who have lived at the same address for 30 odd years, desperate to escape Eddy bets on the horses.

During Marian Anderson's historic concert in front of the Lincoln Memorial in 1939, a white man and a black woman fall in love. During the turbulent half-century that follows, they try to protect their three musically gifted children from prejudices they themselves have suffered. Belgian avant-garde jazz pianist and composer Kris Defoort’s new opera is a fascinating symbiosis between jazz and classical music deeply rooted in the now. Inspired by Richard Powers' great American novel, The Time of Our Singing tells the story of a mixed-race family against the backdrop of racial segregation in the USA. In the world premiere at La Monnaie, Ted Hoffman's production lets official history and intimate stories collide to explore issues of identity, race and art.

Bumbry with accompanist Helmut Deutsch performs works by Schubert, Brahms, Liszt, Berlioz, Schumann, Strauss, Obradors, and Bizet live in Paris in memory of her teacher Lotte Lehmann. Also included are short inteviews with Bumbry