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I Vespri Siciliani must me Verdi's most underrated masterpiece. Most people are put off by the fact that it has 5 acts, therefore they conclude that it must be incredibly long. It is long but not as long as some people may fear as most of the acts are under half an hour each. The total length of the DVD in question is 171 minutes, just under 3 hours, including titles at the beginning, applauses and curtain calls between the acts and at the end. The opera contains Verdi's most powerful overture and a number of very elegant arias, duets and ensembles for the principals.

After you take your vows, what happens when the future is nothing like you envisioned? As a man spirals deeper and deeper into his mental illness, his young wife is forced to question whether love really is enough.

Four Way Match Joey Janela, Caleb Konley, Lio Rush and Trevor Lee CZW Tag Team Title Match Candice LeRae [Replacement for Bill Carr] & Dan Barry (w/Dick Justice) vs Le Tabarnak de Team (Mathieu St-Jacques & Thomas Dubois) Greg Excellent (w/Chrissy Rivera) vs Mia Yim Frankie Pickard & Joe Gacy vs Pectoral Poseidon & Tim Donst OI4K (Dave Crist & Jake Crist) vs Dub Boys (Dave McCall & Nate Carter) #TVReady (BLK Jeez & Pepper Parks) vs Matt Tremont & Neiko Sozio The Amazing Gulaks (Drew Gulak & Rory Gulak) vs Biff Busick & MASADA Best Of The Best 14 Trophy Ladder Match AR Fox vs Mike Bailey

The film virtually opens with a false lead, showing a poster for for Shiseido cosmetics – the kind of sign we are accustomed to seeing in display windows of perfume shops or department stores. The upper portion of the poster is painted over with the title of the film and the lower with the name of the filmmaker. The poster shows the beautiful and complacent face of a woman, at its center her large Asian eyes, a deep and trusting gaze. A hand reaches into the image – probably that of a man – trailing a long transparent strip across the poster.

A group of teenagers meet in a mental institution, from different social backgrounds have more in common than they think.

Somewhere in new Thailand a place is forced to dream the old Thailand, caught between both within the heated river a overworked boat starts to desperately sing through the water, air and beyond its last breath that evensurely turns into a mechanical unearthly cheap scream... Aware that no one is in pain only it is sure of its destination as somewhere but green. Somewhere blue. Somewhere, Desperately, Sinking, Sickness.

During her last days, a warrior pulls her prisoner through a deserted wasteland towards salvation.

An old Italian immigrant, owner of a wig shop, performs endless parties animated by a soundtrack of doubles to show that it is still in force since its apogee in the dictatorship. The transition between this vertigo and the later solitude of its protagonist is the inspiration to portray a world with two faces.

Sickness. Chaos. Death. As the Quarantine Zones fill, bodies pile in the streets. Society crumbles to a wasteland. In the house of Sean and Avery, two do-gooders holding onto desperate hope, survivors find comfort in their final days. Yet no sanctuary of brick and plastic can protect the mind, and Sean finds himself forced to make the ultimate choice as the disease seeps into his home and makes monsters of its inhabitants.

The chronically ill community has exploded in the last few years. With 15m people in England alone living with a long-term condition, and numbers rising, it’s no surprise chronic illness influencers on social media are attracting huge followings. But, as their profiles have grown, so have accusations of fakery. Can the accusers be right? Are some influencers faking illnesses for fame, money and attention? In this film, disabled journalist Octavia Woodward meets both accusers and their targets. And she meets psychologist Marc Feldman, who defined the condition Munchausens By Internet to describe people who fake illnesses online.

A man is sick and tired

Istanbul is the source of hope for African immigrants, due to its strategic location between Asia and Europe. The Everwarm Bed tells the stories of those immigrant workers who provide money for their families and try to turn back home. While they ought to take turns sleeping on the one and only single bed they have in their rental apartments, we will witness the daily lives, struggles and dreams of Abubakar, Sheku, Zidane and many more…

A powerful story of an ultra-violent world and the courage of one young woman against all odds.

An obsessive photographer discovers too late that her model is infected.

The life and work of British Impressionist painter, Walter Sickert (1860-1942).