Encounter and love between two people who go to the field.

A live action production of the courtroom drama that Aaron Sorkin originally wrote, which premiered on Broadway in 1989.

Musical film produced in 1984, essentially a collection of inspirational music videos. The songs are about helping other people and doing good stuff. The music, clothing, and hair in the videos are straight out of the eighties.

A resentful entity continues to come back to the Saha World in search of his lost love while battling against the secret guardians of the world. He fails his plan of trying to stay in this world but finds the true solution to his vengeance.

An "exotic dancer" is thrown in jail for "lewd activity." She later discovers the raid was set up by her boss to get publicity.

Slowly and painfully a long line of suffering political prisoners were being brutally driven through the blinding snow to the barren wastes of Siberia, where they were destined to spend the balance of their lives in toil and sorrow. At the rear of the line patiently trudged a feeble old man, who in spite of his advanced years had brought the cruel vengeance of Russia down upon his head by daring to speak his mind in the interests of freedom. In the distance could be seen a small sleigh driven by an aged woman at whose side sat a strikingly beautiful girl. They were the wife and daughter of the exile, who were sharing his sad lot. In the camp of the prisoners they were allowed to live in a small hut, where they tried in vain to make the father comfortable, and soon realized that unless he could be taken back to civilization he would surely die. They sawed a hole in the floor of their hut and placed a trunk with a movable bottom over it. Then placing the old man beneath the floor they put some of his clothes and a note telling of his suicide on the riverbank and waited. For weeks they fed and cared for him secretly while the officials thought him dead. Finally they were given passports and told to return to Russia. The trunk was searched and found to contain clothes, but it was no sooner locked than the exile dropped the clothes into the cellar, and taking their place, was safely on his way across the border. In Russia, General Romanoff had ordered a massacre and his son had been stripped of his uniform for refusing to carry out the general's orders to slay the innocent. Sadly he left his father's house resolved never to return. On the road he met the exile, whose sleigh had been overturned and while helping him, fell under the spell of the large serious eyes of his beautiful daughter. Together they joined a revolutionary society, and when lots were drawn to destroy General Romanoff, the girl found herself called upon to do the dangerous work. Not knowing that the general was the father of her gallant lover, and embittered by her own father's death she consented. A bronze statue was presented to the general, who received it as a token of appreciation of his work, little dreaming that it contained the girl who was bent upon his destruction. But her lover had decided to save his father and the girl at all costs, and the deed was prevented at the very last moment with the general still innocent of his near approach to death. Mourning his son, the general wrote him a letter of forgiveness, but tore it to bits when he learned of his application to the revolutionists. Likewise the son wrote his father begging forgiveness, but destroyed the letter when the general ordered a new massacre. A terrific battle was fought in the streets, the father leading his troops in person against the forces of his sun. In the thick of the fight the general, seriously wounded, experienced a strange realization of the equality of man as he gave his last drink of water to a common revolutionary soldier and clasped his hand in brotherly love ere his soul had fled. So the general's son and the exile's daughter found the two old soldiers peacefully sleeping in each other's arms and their grief was tempered by the mute evidence of the general's change of heart as they smiled tenderly through their tears.

The Northwest Mounties are after Cheyenne Harry for the murder of an Indian boy, and the only witness to the crime is a priest - who can't tell what he saw because the real killer, Black Michael, has confessed to him.

A film serial with 15 episodes.

Six friends set out on a road trip expecting fun and adventure. The friends learn more about each other and their relationships then anyone could have expected. What happens next changes their lives forever. After only a few days on the road from New York to Alaska the group hits a patch of rough ice only to find themselves in a horrific car accident leaving the group to deal with loss and madness. The group is tested to their limits and left fighting for survival.

Local barber find himself having to choose between a long-term relationship or the unexpected relationship he encounters with one of his clients.

An emotional and eye-opening view of the horrors of World War II, as lived and told by WWII American fighter pilot, Quentin Aanenson.

A modern day "Rocky" meets "The Count of Monte Cristo" story.

Jack Melford, the prize hurdler at a small college, wins a big race and learns immediately afterward that his father is near death. He returns home to find his father dead and himself penniless, his father having left everything to Dr. Dehli, the foreign specialist who treated him. Jack later discovers that the same Dr. Dehli is caring for Julia Cunningham, the aunt of his orphaned sweetheart, Rae Davis. Jack eventually exposes the doctor as a charlatan, revealing Dehli's plans to hypnotize Rae's aunt and force her to disinherit the girl. Jack also rounds up the crooks who worked with Dehli, winning for himself the love of Rae and the gratitude of her aunt.

A behind-the-scenes look at the hard work that went into creating this Oscar-winning film about a young woman determined to pursue her dreams of learning in a world controlled by men. Includes interviews with stars Barbra Streisand and Mandy Patinkin, providing a glimpse of some of the special challenges this film offered.

After retiring from being a hit man due to a physical disability, a man returns for one final job to take care of his struggling family.

Chance is a driver for his drug-dealing Uncle who deals with the trouble of loyalty in 2006 New Jersey.

Antonio Santinni, an Italian immigrant who came to this country with nothing but a dream and an iron resolve, built Santinni's from the ground up. What started out as a small, unknown fine dining bistro has now become one of L.A's hottest spots. Santinni's success is due almost entirely to Mr. Santinni, himself. He has had his hands in everything, from preparing the food to busing the tables. Every detail of the restaurant's inner workings was watched over by Mr. Santinni. And he always expected perfection. His entire staff viewed him with equal parts of love, respect, and fear, especially, Grant, his general manager and right hand man. Now, at 74, Mr. Santinni is a wealthy and popular man, but age may be his undoing. Mr. Santinni is becoming more senile by the day, and what was once a fine, respected restaurant is now becoming a fine mess. What will become of the restaurant without Mr. Santinni's genius? Grant is doing his best to hold the restaurant together and maintain Santinni's prestige, but he may be fighting a losing battle. With Mr. Santinni's resentful son, Tony, thwarting him at every turn, a Chef who's latest creations are making the patrons sick, and a wild wait staff, Grant has his work cut out for him. Mix in a brand new bartender, who's attracted Tony's interest, and the excessive demands of his customers, and you have a recipe for disaster.

A single woman is set up for a date with a pleasant but socially inept landscape artist.

A businessman's professional struggles begin to conflict with his personal life over the course of two days.

This documentary explores the methods that ten Asian and African nations are using to deal with population and development. Each country tries to cope with their rapid population growth in a unique way. Filmed on location in Hong Kong, Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Kenya, Egypt, and Tunisia.

After losing his job at a restaurant as a chef/cook an ambitious man struggling to find work turns to an alternate lifestyle to make ends meet.