Joer 2001 - 450

"You Are My World" is the 10th album from Hillsong. Recorded live at the Sydney Entertainment Centre and featuring Darlene Zschech and the worship team from Hillsong.

Hosted by Roger Moore, this documentary investigates the KGB-sponsored projects to look into paranormal matters, including remote viewing, telekinesis and UFO sightings in the Soviet Union. Includes never-before-seen footage.

Evolving out of bleached off-cuts from the 1998 film 'Into The Light', this short abstract sequel overlays super 8 film shot directly into a projector beam.

Various hip-hop artist think back and talk about the ghetto life, PAC shakur and there favorite occupations. Also a featured live performance.

In 1945, thousands of U.S. Marines entered one of the deadliest battles of modern warfare. Fifty years later, survivors returned to honor their collective past. Iwo Jima: Memories in Sand is a powerful, lyrical encounter with survivors who reveal how such experiences forever changed their lives and caused them to reflect deeply and thoughtfully about war.

Explore the life and works of one of America's greatest writers with this absorbing program on William Faulkner. Famous for his depiction of the growing pains of the South in his many novels, Faulkner received the Nobel Prize in literature in 1949. Expert commentary, archival documents and rare interviews shed light on the celebrated author, whose major works include The Sound and the Fury, As I Lay Dying, Light in August and Absalom, Absalom.

The pioneering rap group Public Enemy performs before a packed house at Los Angeles' legendary House of Blues in 1999. Chuck D, Flavor Fav, Professor Griff and DJ Lord light it up with "Public Enemy #1," "911 Is a Joke," "He Got Game," "Give It Up," "Don't Believe the Hype," "Rebel Without a Pause," "By the Time I Get to Arizona," "Bring the Noise," "Do You Wanna Go Our Way?" and, of course, "Fight the Power."

Focusing on films with a spiritual theme, the annual Damah Film Festival presents a wide range of shorts, from documentaries and dramas to experimental and animated films. The movies capture a variety of spiritual experiences told through edgy tales and more traditional stories of struggle and redemption. This collection from the 2001 festival includes "1, 2, 3 Dream," "Addiction," "American Wet Dream," "Blue Black Hours," "Troposphere" and more.

Performed by the Gewandhaus Orchestra, this skillfully abridged adaptation of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's brilliant comic opera is a delightful family treat. Lavish sets and costumes (and a cast adept at playing comedy) complement and complete the Austrian composer's glorious music. English-language narration helps guide viewers through the story, and bonus features include a Mozart biography and a full synopsis of the opera.

When Peter the Great came to power at the beginning of the 18th century, he westernized Russia, often using a brutal hand to bring about change. One of the transformations that occurred at this time was in the field of art, which moved from its primitive tribal and religious roots toward a more classic western style. This absorbing program explores how the combination of influences is reflected in the country's emergent art.

This video will take you through the 30-square mile cave city of Esau--the most mysterious ghost town in the world. You will be shown from the Bible why Petra will be the secret hiding place of the Jewish remnant during the last half of the Tribulation.

Legendary tenor Placido Domingo takes on a different role, conducting the Berlin Philharmonic's annual summer concert. The 2001 concert features Spanish-themed music and performances by violinist Sarah Chang and soprano Ana Maria Martinez. Domingo conducts works that evoke his native Spain including Sarasate's "Carmen Fantasy," Rimsky-Korsakov's "Capriccio Espagnol," Chabrier's "España" and Vives's "Fandango."

Filmed live at Austria's Opera Festival St. Margarethen in 1999, this spectacular open-air production of Mozart's opera "The Magic Flute," directed by Robert Herzl, interprets the classic tale as a fantasy about love. The Junge Bundesländer Philhamonie, conducted by Michael Lessky, provides accompaniment. The program also contains interviews with some of the people involved in the production and takes viewers on a journey through the stage set.

"On the Wings of the Monarch" is an exciting nature documentary that follows host Libby Graham on an amazing journey into the life of the monarch butterfly. We travel to an incredible monarch over-wintering site in Mexico where we find close to 40 million monarchs. This documentary provides the viewer with an in-depth look at the enigmatic monarch butterfly, tracing its incredible long distance migration and its fantastic life cycle. "On the Wings of the Monarch" will fascinate children and adults alike. Shot on location in Mexico, Santa Barbara, San Diego, and Kansas, this documentary uses stunning slow-motion photography and brilliant macro photography to capture the beauty and strength of the monarch. It includes informative interviews with monarch expert, Dr. Lincoln Brower. Host Libby Graham and narrator Bernie Alan, PBS voice-over talent, fill the viewers in on all of the interesting facts about the monarch butterfly.

Marilyne, an African woman in her late thirties, is about to return to her homeland after a life of exclusively dating white men. But she's honor-bound to keep a promise she made to her best friend Vanena to "experience" a black man before she leaves -- in less than a week. A wholly unique film that is unscripted, unrehearsed and completely true.

Roll with Dirty South rap giant Mystikal through his native Louisiana as he hangs out in Baton Rouge and New Orleans in this exciting compilation, which also features nine music videos and two making-of documentaries. Videos include "Ain't No Limit," "Out That Boot," "Camp," "That's the Rapper," "Here I Go," "Y'all Ain't Ready," "Beware," "Shake Ya Ass" and "Danger (Been So Long) featuring R & B vocalist Nivea.

Using a combination of live action and colorful 3-D animation, this Christian children's series follows the high jinks of a spirited angel named Cherub Wings, who's been commissioned by God to present a variety show that will help kids build their faith. In "Oops! Sorry," Cherub and his friend Chubby learn the true meaning of Jesus' instructions to "forgive from the heart," teaching children the harm of holding on to grudges.

From his humble origins as the son of sharecroppers, Carl Perkins found success as a pioneering force in rock 'n' roll. This engrossing biography looks back at his life and career via interviews with the singer, guitarist and songwriter. Perkins -- who penned and originally recorded "Blue Suede Shoes," Sun Records' first million-selling platter -- chats about his years at Sun Studio and about working with legends Elvis Presley and Roy Orbison.