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Un détective sur le point de prendre sa retraite fait équipe avec un professeur d'études africaines pour retrouver un tueur en série.

A seasoned criminologist and a young female psychologist are lured to a remote American town to investigate the murder of a little girl and the disappearance of her twin sister as they crawl inside the killer's mind in a race against time.

A showcase of skiing exploits.

Join the best freeriders on the planet like Candide Thovex, JP Auclair, and Suzanne Sawyer as they take you on a ski trip from Mexico to Greece and even to the top of a volcano.

Rollin' Through the Decades celebrates skateboarding's journey from London's South Bank underneath the Queen Elizabeth Hall, spiritual home of skateboarding since the early seventies. After the first boom of the 70's, skateboarding had been ignored by society, leaving it to small groups of passionate diehards to keep skating alive. A small revival occurred in 1985 due to its association with films such as "Back To The Future" and other influences from America. This wave began to gain international exposure and spawned the opening of a few new skate parks. Yet once more during the 90's, due to lack of organization and falling revenues, skate parks closed, magazines folded and people lost interest. Attitudes within skater culture had become less communal. Skateboarding went back underground. Today skateboarding has come back with a vengeance, .across the Atlantic, commercial momentum was steadily building through the late 90's, exemplified by televised events such as 'The X-Games' and the ubiquitous 'Tony Hawk Pro Skater' Playstation video game., skateboarding has come full circle and is returning to its roots, so that negative trendy attitudes give way to an 'anything is cool' atmosphere, like in its earliest days. Skateboarding's legacy is now also consumed every day by the corporate non-skateboarding world, in music, TV, fashion, design and advertising, yet skaters themselves feel left out, ironically victims of their own success. Rollin' Through the Decades encapsulates the positive atmosphere of skateboarding and shows a true picture of its influence on our time. Showcasing historic, rare and unseen skateboarding footage. Featuring some of the finest tunes from the 80s and 90s and music especially composed for the film. ROLLIN interviews over 100 inspirational and legendary skateboarders, photographers and filmmakers.

Warren Miller catches extreme snow sports from the USA, Canada and Europe in this stunning documentary.

Travel across the globe to places like Iceland, Transylvania, and Chile with extreme skiers like Seth Morrison, Tamara McKinney, Brad Vancour, with loads more and find out the true sensation of a Black Diamond Rush.

It?s breath-taking adventure in spectacular locations from the radical drops of Whistler Mountain, British Columbia to the vertical exhilaration of skiing Russia! Share the thrills of helicopter drops into fresh powder, unimaginable inclines, and heart-stopping speeds with 2002 Olympians and world-famous U.S. snowriders!

18 Days, 11 Cities, 4,327 Miles, 7 Skaters, 3 Graffiti Writers and 1 DJ.........

With some of the hottest footage ever shot in British waters, and a soundtrack by some of the best unsigned bands in the country, Made in Britain illustrates the beauty, quality and diversity of the waves that can be found, and the skill and dedication of those that ride them.

Brand new street luge from our very own rainy shores. This action packed title takes you through the highs and the ground scraping lows at speeds in excess of 70mph. A must see title for those intent on speed with little or no sense of preservation.