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After the death of his mother, a grief-stricken man struggles to find closure.

This documentary is set at Lee Perry's mountain top home and studio in Switzerland and features some of the actual sessions for the original studio recording of "Revelation". It focuses on Lee's work in collaboration with multi-instrumentalist Steve Marshall in both his engineering and his producer ("John Saxon") roles.

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Mountain Revelations follows three professional snowboarders - Jeremy Jones, Ryan Hudson, and Rafael Pease - on a human-powered 10-day mission in a remote corner of Alaska's Chugach Mountain Range. As they explore epic lines on the steep and unforgiving terrain, the physical and emotional challenges they overcome during the harsh, endless days of the waning Alaskan winter serve as a catalyst to examine the roles their backgrounds had on their respective paths to this expedition.

Maximilien, an ex military suffering from amnesia and engaged on various missions abroad, is abducted by a mysterious organisation mandated to get his memory back. Maximilien must reveal secret informations concerning the future of mankind.

Hong Kong movie

Nothing is off limits. Nothing is sacred. Timothy Patrick Miller takes us on a wild ride as legendary master storyteller, Ambrose Bierce. Five epic adventures courtesy of the timeless wit, irreverent social satire, and take no prisoners political incorrectness of Ambrose Bierce. The show one critic dubbed "brain food for the starving"! Eat up. Dinner is served.

Based on a brazilian shocking true story.

Shot on Digital. My first film in Southern California. This is a piece made by me, Drew Gebhardt. TMDB won't let me add my name to it, but I wanted to put it up anyways.

Two reporters from Washington DC travel to the far east to investigate the truth about strange events that are taking place with the environment. CAST Reed -- Dave McDonald Andy -- Drew Brown Gil Walters -- Norm Wash Hanna Lee - LInsey VanNewkirk Dr. Ross -- Paul Nandzick Mary -- Sarah Cornell Mom -- Sally Dauer Buddy -- Aiden Frank Clark Monster -- Dave McDonald Pilot -- Bob Usenick Directed by Noah Brown Written By - Jacqueline Druga, Herb Jones. Assistant Director - Greg Staab

To live one’s last days in peace and fulfillment in the company of a loved one. Light and buzzing of cosmic orbs. Quiet, slowly trickling film rejects the consumer world, medicine, and eternal rushing and pays homage to peaceful old age with a touch of spirituality and intimacy.

The Book of Revelation told through the dream of an eleven year-old boy, the ballads of his father, and the memories of John the beloved apostle.

Elegant story about the beginning and end of a relationship, simply drawn and beautifully animated. Short in international festivals such as the Seattle International Film Festival 2008.

Experience the Book of Revelation as Jesus gave it to the Apostle John . . . VISUALLY! In Revelation Illustrated you not only hear the dramatic narration of the scripture, but you also see the visions John describes. Hear the thunder and the singing of the angels! Expert editing and computer generated special effects make this a breathtaking visual adventure. The mood of each moment is enhanced by a fully orchestrated sound track of classical music by Handel, Mozart, Holst, and others. It is performed by the musicians of the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra and the Bach Choir of Pittsburgh. Also included is a short interview with the artist on the creation of the art and the making of the video.

Folk star Gillian Welch and her musical partner, David Rawlings, let loose in this collection that combines music videos and performance clips (from concerts in Carrboro, N.C., and Knoxville, Tenn.) recorded during Welch's 2001 Revelator tour. The acoustic sets include original tunes such as "Wichita," along with covers of Bob Dylan's "Billy," Neil Young's "Pocahontas" and Townes van Zandt's "White Freight Liner Blues."

A collection of unseen performances 1986-2000

Historical drama about the engineer of the first printing press built in Muscovite Rus' and his complicated relationship with the state under the rule of tsar Ivan IV ("the Terrible"). Released for theaters as a 2-part 147 minute movie and for TV as a 5-part 5-hour miniseries.

An adaptation of Marcus Blake's action-adventure Atlantis: Revelation