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It's positive! You're pregnant! Well technically, you aren't pregnant. That would be a medical miracle. Your wife is pregnant. But you are expecting, too, in a way. You're not a dad yet- you're a DUE DAD... and you don't have a clue. Don't panic. Even though expecting a baby has nothing to do with football playoffs, grilling excellent steaks, margin calls, fuel injection, or cold brewskis, this DVD will teach you the skills that will get you safely and happily to that big 0th birthday.

What can be learned from watching only the moments when an artist appears in his own work? Harun Farocki appears in 24 of his own films; his time on screen totals 2 hours and 21 minutes: enough to form a movie in itself. The footage reveals a remarkable, evolving relationship between a man and his own images.

Varble spent the last five years of his life working on an epic, unfinished performance-turned-video titled Journey to the Sun (1978-1983). Only partially complete and under constant revision, this complex work combined Varble’s history of making costumes for performances, with his fantastic stories involving metamorphosis and martyrdom. In 1982, Varble decided to make a “prelude” to Journey to the Sun, combining existing footage with new video taken in Riverside Park in New York City. This self-contained video differs greatly from the bulk of Journey to the Sun, in that it is not constructed around the main narrative, but rather is composed of prefatory remarks and extended footage of outdoor scenes, and contains no dialogue. The main aim of this prelude was to provide a key to some of the main sources for Varble’s thought — actress Greta Garbo, spiritual leader George Gurdjieff, and founder of the Subud movement Muhammad "Pak" Subuh.

The film begins on, two soulmates Seetapathi (Subbaraya Sarma) & Major Pratapa Rao (Abhishith Varma) fixing up their children, Sivudu (Rajendra Prasad) & Parvati's (Amurtha) alliance in their childhood. But unfortunately, the children grows up with rivalry, so, the elders separate them. After 10 years, they meet unknowingly and an incident makes Parvati misunderstand Sivudu as a thief. Eventually, the elders arrange their get-together, Here they truly fall in love when both the elders burst out and forcibly arrange the children's marriages with unknown people. At last, Sivudu brings out the truth and reunites the elders. Finally, the movie ends on a happy note with the marriage of Sivudu & Parvati.

Documentary about the everyday life of a bicycle courier in Berlin in 1995.

Matt Frei examines Barack Obama's life and career, a year after the end of his presidency.

Hotel President opens a multifaceted view to a centrally located four-star hotel in Berlin that is currently used to accommodate asylum seekers. The short film includes interviews with asylum seekers, whose thoughts are contrasted with portraits of presidents, prime ministers and other politicians who seem to be giving the asylum seekers a warm welcome to the “West”.

Filmed with a cybershot camera, the experimental short proposes a journey about architecture, loneliness, and hope.

What will a President Trump really do? Will he really ban all Muslims? Build a wall? Pal up to Putin? Smash Isis? How scared should we be? Will he back down from his campaign pledges? In this special programme, Matt Frei speaks to those who know.

Two enthusiasts of genealogy bring together as many descendants of Moise Blin as they can. Moise Blin was an 18th century Alsatian Jewish peddler. This gathering reveals the chronicles of one family, from before the French Revolution to present day: an exemplary history of the Jews, from persecution to assimilation.

Lucy was visited by a ghost who showed her a bunch of visions and gave her 3 days to solve the mystery within them. That was three days ago. She is in her last hour.

In "PREGNANCY DREAMS" Barbara Rosenthal, nude and nine months pregnant, reads from her Journal dreams of filthy bathrooms, impeccably clothed men, and other parallels. Originally shot in Super-8 film by Bill Creston (seen nude in the mirror with his camera on this very hot August day) as tests of filmstocks for his recording of the birth and subsequent film "OLA: A FILM BY HER FATHER", "PREGNANCY DREAMS" was greeted by calls of outrage when premiered at BACA (The Brooklyn Arts and Cultural Association) in 1979, but digitally remastered in 2005, it has gained an increasingly receptive audience through the years. By Barbara Rosenthal (1975, Super-8/DVD NTSC, 4 mins., color & B&W, sound)

A young woman visits a pawn shop and purchases an old camcorder with supernatural properties. After turning on the recorder, a series of eerie events begin to unfold as she waits for her bus home.

Warren Millers COMEDY CLASSICS takes some of the funniest moments from the master of movies and puts them together on one tape for the first time. You'll laugh to familiar Miller scenes such as the beginner' rope tow and chair lift, the famous water jump sequences and skiers slipn' sliden' and crashn'.

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