Fronted by Jim Morrison, The Doors performed classic hits in a legendary 1968 concert at the Hollywood Bowl, featuring 'Light My Fire', 'Hello, I Love You', 'Moonlight Drive', and 'The End'.
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A man (Dean Stockwell), determined to win the affection of a married woman (Susan Oliver), accidentally kills her husband (Henry Brandt).
Author Tony Medway is thrilled to receive a phone call from Susan Mandeville, inviting him to a restaurant to discuss making a film of his book. After all, Susan is married to an influential film producer, and the deal could make Tony's fortune.
Helmut Weinrich is a German businessman who has just closed a successful deal in Coventry. Feeling very satisfied and now alone for the evening, he impulsively picks up the bar tab of a pretty girl called Molly and invites her back to his hotel room.
A cinematic rite of passage that makes us remember the mysteries of childhood.
Exploring the life and career of Academy Award-winning star of the silver screen, Sean Penn, an actor known for his leading roles in 'Mystic River', 'Milk', and 'Dead Man Walking'.
A woman encourages her bookie boyfriend to gain better employment to improve their financial situation, but he soon decides to embezzle after he gets hired by his father's exporter friend.
After having her purse snatched, a woman gets a shock when she comes across the familiar-looking face of her son-in-law while going through police mug shots to find the culprit.
Elderly Teuton Von Baden tells his colleague Winterluck a tale from his youth when he was a student in Heidelberg over 50 years ago. A fellow student was a bully but a fine swordsman who one day challenged another youth to a fight.
Gerry T Armstrong is on holiday in England, revisiting some of the places he saw when he was a young GI. During his travels, Gerry finds the old dance hall is now a tawdry nightclub, but he still wants to find a girl he met there during the war.
Bob paints a woodland scene complete with a small footbridge running across a creek.
A production of Mozart's internationally acclaimed opera 'The Magic Flute', performed in Salzburg, as Tamino and Papageno embark on a quest led by love, loyalty, and one magic flute.
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Expert interviews, historical analysis and readings of his letters, trace the evolution of Mozart's genius and his battle for financial stability in the pursuit of artistic freedom.
Join André for the last concert of the summer in Maastricht. He ends the season on a bang, performing Bolero and his Strauss favourites.
On the eve of her final vows, Sister Pamela (Carol Lynley) must pick up a statue donated by an ex-mobster.
Elderly Teuton Von Baden tells his colleague Winterluck a tale from his youth when he was a student in Heidelberg over 50 years ago. A fellow student was a bully but a fine swordsman who one day challenged another youth to a fight.
Gerry T Armstrong is on holiday in England, revisiting some of the places he saw when he was a young GI. During his travels, Gerry finds the old dance hall is now a tawdry nightclub, but he still wants to find a girl he met there during the war.
'Highlander' is one of a kind, a strange and haunting fantasy epic about immortality and sword fights. It has been rediscovered again and again since its release in 1986.
The story of the life and career of Academy Award-winning star of the silver screen Julianne Moore, known for her roles in 'Still Alice', 'Boogie Nights', and 'The End of the Affair'.
A woman encourages her bookie boyfriend to gain better employment to improve their financial situation, but he soon decides to embezzle after he gets hired by his father's exporter friend.
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