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Erotic-drama distributed by Nikkatsu for home video.

Erotic-drama distributed by Nikkatsu for home video.

At the end of the 1940s, when the worst of the Partisan Violence began to worsen in the fields and towns of Colombia, a popular music duo, in search of work, walked the road from the town of Sucre to the town of Liborina. One of them, Cesáreo, is blind, but the other, Antonio, seems to suffer more from the inclement weather of the route.

Contains all the previews for each episode narrated by Ginga Banjou, and is a collection of famous scenes featuring the three characters Cocona, Vanilla, and Gouto.

A documentary released in 1985 about the Mothers of Place Vendôme.

Early filmed theater performance by avant-garde artist Wen Pulin.

On one of the days of their stay in Paris, the florists went up to Montmartre, where art and love, need and hope have always lived side by side...

At the age of 8 Michael Cooper (known as Mini) began setting things on fire. Eventually he tried to burn down his own house, with his father inside. Ten years ago an award-winning BBC film told the story of this astonishingly attractive and intelligent child arsonist (Mini wasn't allowed to see it at the time). Since then, for more than half his life, Mini has been locked up in high-security psychiatric care. Mini is now 21. He has recently been released on conditional discharge. Hoping to become a magician, he has taken the stage-name 'Johnny Oddball '. Tonight's film, juxtaposing scenes from past and present, follows Mini's first steps in the outside world, and his struggle to build a career on the fringes of show business. He and his parents battle to understand why they failed in the past and what hope there is for the future. And Mini comes face to face, for the first time, with his actions and their horrifying consequences.

Huey Lewis and the News in concert at San Francisco's Kabuki Theater during the band's 1985 Sports Tour. They are backed by the Tower of Power.

Experimental short.

nico perfoming live

"Meiko TV" is a special video release by Japanese artist Meiko Nakahara, featuring music videos of her most iconic songs. Released in 1985 on LaserDisc, it showcases Nakahara’s dynamic style and musical versatility through captivating performances. Each track highlights her influence on the Japanese pop music scene of the 1980s, blending vibrant visuals, engaging choreography, and catchy melodies to celebrate Nakahara’s artistic legacy during a period of innovation in Japanese pop culture.

Strange events in Sapmiland, winter 1985. Featuring Sami music, with Mattis Hætta making a comeback after his Grand Prix appearance in 1980. Sami folk singer Mari Boine Persen, the Sami pop group Captain Morgan, and Ellen Marit Eira Solbakke perform traditional joik. Contemporary Sami music is also presented by Halvdan Nedrefjord.

Based on Russian fairy tales.

Documentary about Yugoslavian music parody group, and their leader Boris Bizetic.

Documents the struggles between the Canadian Union of Traffic Employees (C.U.T.E.) and the Canadian government during a strike of crossing guards in Toronto.

Animals used in advertising.

Looks at the history and cultural diversity of the Sydney, Australia suburb of Marrickville. The video features interviews with those who live in this area including people with Greek, Lebanese, Portuguese and Vietnamese backgrounds.

Archival photographs help reconstruct the life of white buffalo hunters, and the Aboriginal labour that supported them, in the remote wetlands of the NT in the 1930s. Former hunter Tom Cole visits hunting camps and discusses the trade.

A personal and metaphoric view of the apartheid conflict: the poet and writer Rakasha Ratshitanga, the narrator of the film, guides the viewer from his village in the south of the country to Johannesburg, revealing the political, economic and cultural origins of the tensions and sufferings which are tearing his country apart.

The three presidents for life of the Morlock Academy are assassinated by the Academy's permanent secretary in a peaceful village in Ardèche.

One morning, the little mouse crawls out of its hole and decides to have a look around. He hops over hill and dale, marvels at grasses and flowers, overcomes holes and hills, experiences a thunderstorm and an adventurous trip on the water and finally returns tired to his hiding place at home. She proudly believes she has seen the whole wide world.

They went to keep the peace. But 241 died-caught in a military and political cross fire. One year after the pullout of American Marines from Lebanon, Frontline correspondent William Greider examines the decision and asks: Where should Americans die, and what should they die for?