The Trail Of Hate

"Chuck" Peters, a gambler, is in love with Nell Braley, the daughter of the town saloon keeper. Nell, however, loves Bob Coleman, a cattleman. The express messenger is held up in the woods and the bandit escapes, leaving a snake hatband as a clue. Coleman inherits money, and as he is riding to the next town, finds the hatband and buckles it around his sombrero.

Hellhounds On My Trail is a tribute to the influence of Delta Blues legend Robert Johnson and the effect that he has had on today's music. The film was made in conjunction with the "American Masters Series" week-long tribute put on by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and chronicles the legacy of Robert Johnson through interviews and speeches by a number of musicologists and through the performances of Robert Johnson's work by a number of fairly popular contemporary artists. The film features performances from Rob Wasserman and Bob Weir from the Grateful Dead; Keb' Mo; Robert Lockwood Jr.; G Love and Special Sauce; Gov't Mule and a lot of other performers.

A look at the FBI profiling computer, which can take details of seemingly disparate murders across the US and analyse them to see if there are any connections. This ingenious technology has ensured that numerous serial killers have been apprehended and sentenced.

Following the wreck of the pay-car, it is rifled by a band of conspirators. All but one of the band later succeed in making their escape from the town by automobile, but this one is forced to jump aboard a freight train to which is attached the wreck train and huge crane.

In northern Zimbabwe, Lynne and Phil Richardson's National Geographic film crew follows a pride of lions for four years. During the dry season, lions and scientists set up camp at one of the Zambezi Valley's rare waterholes. Elephants, hyenas and buffalo also come there to quench their thirst. The fight for survival begins: hunting and being hunted is the eternal law of Africa's wildlife. The lions have now become accustomed to the human observers, who are able to take spectacular pictures from close proximity. The couple films the pack at night with an infrared camera, and a cub that is only a few hours old observes them with a hidden camera. They capture images that have never been seen before.

A large caravan of settlers attempt to cross the Oregon Trail. German-language version of The Big Trail (1930) with an alternate cast and co-director. Bill Coleman (named Breck Coleman in the U.S. version) leads settlers in covered wagons Westward, across the prairie and mountains.

The Trail of Toni - Toni Gobbi from Citizen to Mountain Guide is a documentary on Antonio, known as Toni, Gobbi (1914-1970), a renowned Italian mountaineer and mountain guide. It is a universal story of a man who followed his passion for the mountains with vision and determination, making it his life and leaving a legacy that, over 50 years later, withstands the test of time.

In the 1960s the cattle mutilation phenomenon became a widespread concern across the American west. Cases erupted around states like Wyoming, South Dakota and Colorado of livestock being preyed upon in ways that puzzled even established scientists. Today, cattle mutilations are thought to go hand in hand with mysterious objects in the skies (commonly referred to as UFOs or UAPs) and that’s what first brought indie documentary crew Small Town Monsters and investigator Shannon LeGro to the Miller Ranch in southern Colorado.

After the death of his father, a private investigator in Iceland leads his own search to discover what really happened.

A stripper reluctantly returns to her manager and husband with her new lover in tow. The lover tries to claim her but after escaping a beating he takes to the road alone meeting several women along the way.

Across the abandoned villages, dark forests and hidden valleys of Alaska, tales are told of apelike creatures. Documentarian, Seth Breedlove takes on the last frontier in search of the best evidence for the creature known as Sasquatch!

A documentary on the life and career of filmmaker Edward D. Wood Jr., with clips from his films and interviews with the cast and crews of some of his films.

The Lone Trail, a CBC-North produced documentary on the 2003 Yukon Quest race, was nominated for “Best Photography in a Documentary Program or Series” at the recently held Gemini Awards Gala in Toronto, Ontario. CBC-North cameramen Mike Rudyk and Wayne Vallevand received the Kodak Spectrum award, presented to nominees in the “Best Cinematography” categories, in recognition of their excellence in that field. The Spectrum Award winners take home a crystal trophy, a beatifully crafted snowflake crystal, and the knowledge that they have been judged as "top in their field" by their peers. The Lone Trail is available in both DVD and Video formats, and is a perfect Christmas gift for Northerners and their family and friends Outside. To order your personal copy of The Lone Trail, contact the Yukon Quest stores or offices. Congratulations to Mike and Wayne! We hope to see you on the Yukon Quest Trail again in the near future.

Officer Lei tracks down embezzler Chen Ziliang in Mongolia. Although Chen insists he was innocent, Lei must escort him across China to bring him to justice, but it soon becomes apparent that an unknown organization wants Chen killed.

The murder mystery of the business tycoon Paisarn leads his children to come face to face again. Including Ansaya who is about to become the newest member of the family. But… the first case hasn’t been solved, a new case arises that made her and Paam, Jao Sua’s younger brother and also her first love become suspects. Their love then rekindles in the midst of danger and the real murderer that no one suspected.

2012 / Japan / 100min / HD / color / 16:9 / stereo

Set in early 1960s, the police prevents spies from destroying city infrastructures before the National Day.