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This documentary gives insight to the lives of five ballerinas, all at different points in their careers. Looking at the operations of the Vagonova Academy and the Mariinsky Theatre, the life of a ballerina is disclosed.

A portrait of Joe Sarno, one of the pioneering directors of the 1960s 'sexploitation' films

In post-Soviet Russia, history lovers reenact life size Napoleonic battles.

Actors and technical crew discuss their working relationships with director King Hu.

Un profesor de filosofía entabla amistad con un niño de 12 años que entiende la filosofía de Rousseau mejor que él, sin haberle conocido nunca.

Asmahan (1917 - 1944) was an Arab singer and actress born in Syria. Known for her voice talents, her spy work during World War II and her profligate life, she was at the time almost famous as Umm Kulthum. Her death remains a mystery, and history seems to have forgotten her. This documentary recount her life, as an attempt to enlighten the dramatic story of a remarkable woman.

The narrator tells of his love youth in the Paris of the 1970s: a story of sentimental education, heart and body lost; an intimate story as much as the adventure of a generation; a film about the difficulty of loving.

The documentary on the recent history of Japanese cinema, featuring interviews with filmmakers, historians and film industry representatives. It is directed by Hubert Niogret and co-produced by Les Films du Tamarin and Filmoblic, two companies specializing in the production of documentaries and short films since the 1970s. "New Territories" presents the renewal of images and the new territories of today: careers of Hayao Miyazaki, Isao Takahata, Takashi Miike, Kiyoshi Kurosawa, etc. from the late 90s to the present day. In addition to filmed interviews, the images - film extracts, film stills, set photos, portraits of directors and artists, film posters, Japanese music, sound interviews, making-of - make up the material for these documentaries, which retrace a part of the history of Japanese cinema, putting it into perspective with world and local history, the economy, politics, within a specific cultural and aesthetic framework, at times open or closed to the West.

This film is the author's diary from December 1995 to December 1996. It follows the seasons and Eric Watt's desires: desires of fiction, theater, alcohol, sex and love. It all starts with a bet: to write and stop drinking. Will it be held?

The Sisters are joyous, high in color, made up and on the spot in the struggle not just against homophobia and AIDS but also for the right of homosexuals to exist socially, to ensure HIV AIDS prevention and bring help and comfort to the sick. The film answers these questions: Who are the Sisters? What do they do? What are their actions and objectives? How do you become a Sister of Perpetual Indulgence. Who is their chosen audience? Even if the Sisters are playing a role, literally actors in the guerrilla theater of the struggle against discrimination, they are no less responsible, committed and often remarkable, individuals. Their comments and observations, simple and direct, enable them to address the broadest public.

A documentary on Italian director Mario Monicelli tells us his success films "The Pigeon","The Great War", "The Brancaleone Army".