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- A look at the life of an aging insult comic named Jack Burke.
- A romantic comedy about our amazing capacity to rebound and fall in love at any age.
- -I blog about political, economic and social news, without any pretension. We talk.
- A single father and devoted son spirals into madness when he becomes the subject of a bet between God and Satan.
- In late 1958, General Artists Corporation assembled a rock & roll tour that traveled through the upper Midwestern states and featured some of the music's biggest stars. It was billed as the Winter Dance Party and featured Buddy Holly and the Crickets, Ritchie Valens, the Big Bopper, Dion and the Belmonts and Frankie Sardo. It kicked off on January 23rd, 1959 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and became one of the most infamous tours in rock & roll history. Organizationally, the tour was a complete catastrophe. The shows were often scheduled hundreds of miles apart from one another as the tour zigzagged through one of the deadliest winters the Midwest had seen in decades in the worst transportation available. Throughout these chaotic circumstances, the performances remained exciting and the music brought a joy that would remain forever in the hearts and minds of all who attended. Then the unthinkable happened. After their performance at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake, Iowa on February 2nd, 1959, Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. the "Big Bopper" Richardson were killed when their chartered airplane crashed shortly after taking off from nearby Mason City Municipal Airport. The flight need not have even occurred had travel arrangements on the tour been halfway acceptable. That day was forever immortalized as "the day the music died" by Don McLean in his 1972 anthem American Pie, as the tour and subsequent tragedy symbolized the end of a period in both rock & roll and American history. An entire era came to a close as the turbulent sixties approached and the Winter Dance Party tour became the swan song for that time.
- Join Miss Penny and Shiny the star on KidVision Missions, where they embark on exciting adventures to help friends accomplish different tasks. Miss Penny and the KidVision kids learn all about their friends' unique careers and new words along the way. Put on your thinking caps to help Miss Penny use Shiny's final clue to accomplish another KidVision Mission at the end of every episode.
- A separated couple reflect on their wrongdoings in the past, question their faith, and the existence of God.
- The last night of a young married couple.
- Four Separate Perspectives dealing with the same truths.
- A struggling New York actor living in LA with his younger brother argue over different aspects of life which leads them to go on a vacation to New York where they both seek the truth of their lives.
- When Larry Linton, a middle aged factory shift manager, gets in trouble with his supervisor in the office, he fools himself into wishing a wish he wishes he never made.
- A rocket propulsion scientist struggles with Alzheimer's Disease over a ten year period.
- A young woman plagued with the loss of several loved ones becomes convinced that death is out to get her. She becomes obsessed with running from and escaping death. Through intense irony is she taught that she cannot escape her inevitable fate.
- ShortA broken man's journey through internal complications.
- Delray Beach, Florida was labeled as the drug recovery capital of the United States due to its number halfway houses and rehab facilities. "Delray" follows a group of individuals through the ins and outs of recovery. The film encompasses the relationships, struggles, successes, failures, and opportunities presented to someone living one day at a time during their road to recovery.