Ane 2000 - 417

This series of videos comes from the bands early days up to the "Rust In Peace" period in their history. This is a re-release from the earlier VHS video and as such is just a copy of that. The first three songs are "Peace Sells", "Wake Up Dead" and "In My Darkest Hour". All have Dave Mustaine and David Ellefson giving insights into the recording of the videos. The fourth track is a cover of the Sex pistols "Anarchy In The UK". Finally ending with two of Megadeth's most classic songs of all, "Holy Wars...The Punishment Due" and "Hangar 18". This DVD version was only released in the UK.

2000 short film by Håkan Dahlström.

One would never expect to connect to the love of your life like this.

A three-dimensional rendering of Canaletto's drawing of the Basilica of St. Mark's.

At a relationships beginning, its end is still unknown. This film places the end centrally and explores its beginning.

British documentary.

British documentary.

British documentary.

2000 short by Dietmar Brehm

In a city in the near future, it's time for a boy to go home after school. But it's raining just in time. He wears a raincoat and runs through the desolate streets of the city, which seems too dangerous to him.

Documentary where Erling Borgen follow different interpretations of Henrik Ibsen's play through 11 countries and four continents.

A man visits another man but is afraid of him. Rightly so.

This live concert footage filmed in Germany includes T-Rex performing their hits "Jeepster", "Life's A Gas", "Ride A White Swan", "Jewel", and "Twentieth Century Boy" from T-Rex. Part of the MusikLaden Live Series.

This live concert footage filmed in Germany includes hits from Roxy Music such as All I Want Is You, Do The Strand, Editions Of You, In Every Dream Home A Heartache, Remake Remodel, and Virginia Plain.

Social Visions suggests the myriad histories and futures that constitute Los Angeles; a city whose public image has been used as cover for the abuse of its population but also a city where one senses the potential for radical social change. Los Angeles is suffering from all the worst side effects of America's social and economic reforms. Industry, commerce and the middle classes have all jumped ship and left a husk of a city. The most basic public services such as roads and water run along the lines of money and in the poorer parts of town life breaks down. There is insecurity everywhere; privatisation threatens more jobs, social security is a misnomer and the land can be bought from under your feet. Immigration from South America and the far-east increases while middle class populations dwindle. A small clique presides over the image of the city, but it is a city that they hardly know. Without money or political power, the majority of people who live here are invisible.

Odessa, a nanny, comes to the Spinelli household in upstate New York in 1969. Odessa quickly bonds with their only child Lisa, and together they learn how to deal with desegregation, family values and forgiveness during a very turbulent time in American History. Odessa a story of love, forgiveness and the courage to stand up for yourself as long as no one gets hurt.