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The Other Wes Moore: One Name, Two Fates
Based upon the novel of the same name. The book is based on the true story of two men with the same name who lived just blocks away from each other in Baltimore and ended up in very different places. Author Moore became a Rhodes Scholar, Army Officer, White House Fellow and currently is the CEO of a major New-York based antipoverty foundation, Robin Hood. The other Wes Moore is serving a life prison term for taking part in a robbery where an off-duty policeman was killed. It’s a story that shows that family support and societal intervention play an important role in shaping the lives of young men in the inner city.
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Motu Patlu: The Secret Mission Of Motu Patlu
Dr Dang's henchmen threaten to destroy India's greatest monuments if Dr Dang is not released from prison. Soon, Motu and Patlu decide to intervene and set out on a mission to protect the nation.
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A Deadly Affair to Remember II: The Final Fight
A married woman, in the midst of a trial separation, has an affair with the wrong man. In a grotesque game of cat and mouse, her life will be forever changed.
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Woodwriter: The Wordless Art of George A. Walker
Wood engraver, artist, printer and time traveler, George A. Walker has created a distinct world of books, imagery and ideas. Woodwriter follows the journey from a blank maple wood block to a sculptural hand-made book, exploring the lives of Canadian icons including Mary Pickford, Leonard Cohen and Conrad Black. About art and its makers, this film is peppered with Canadian culture and shows that the past and present never stop talking to each other, even if it’s without words.
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A Feast for the Eyes: Ang Lee in Taipei
Produced for the "Eat Drink Man Woman" DVD Special Edition.
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Sophie Ellis Bextor - Watch My Lips Behind The Scenes Tour
The behind the scenes footage of the Watch My Lips Tour 2003.
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Through the Mirror of Chess: A Cultural Exploration
A captivating documentary film examining the remarkable impact of chess on culture, art, science, and sport. The film takes the viewer on an exhilarating journey across a wide range of times and places touching on cultural history, the nature of competitiveness, AI, psychology, game theory, chess variants, art, literature, gender bias, education, social empowerment, prison reform, and much more to comprehensively address the question of what makes the game so unique. The film offers an experience of cinematic storytelling at its best with an engaging narrative and exciting visuals.
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The Irregular at Magic High School: Reminiscence Arc
April 2095. A century has passed since magic was established as actual technology. The two siblings enroll at a prestigious school for magicians called the National Magic University Affiliated First High School, better known as "Magic High School." Tatsuya, the older brother, is an "irregular" with a fatal flaw to his magic powers. The younger sister, Miyuki, is a star student with unmatched magical talent. Though they are now close enough to be mistaken as a couple, just a few years ago, the two had a dysfunctional relationship, where they were nothing more than a master and servant. One incident, however, alters their relationship forever. Three years ago in Okinawa, an unforgettable experience turns their souls and destinies on their heads. From the hit series with over 20 million copies sold worldwide comes the new Reminiscence Arc, the prologue to the duo's magic school life.
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An American Artist: The Life Story of Thomas Kinkade
The life of the artist Thomas Kinkade. Recollections from friends, family and colleagues.
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The World of Which we Dream Doesn't Exist, Mongolia
Time and space are amorphous concepts in The World of Which We Dream Doesn’t Exist. We visit several generations of a family living in Khuvsgul, on the Mongolian steppe. A Shaman elder receives a message in a dream that a great journey is ahead. His grandson is accidentally poisoned by mushrooms and the Shaman seeks the advice and support of his ancestors. As we follow each family member through their daily duties and private moments, we are also privy to the events taking place on another plane of existence, parallel to, yet removed from the world of the living
