کال 2002 - 492

R. Kelly, Fat Joe, Ja Rule, buncha crap.

The writings of Franz Kafka inspire a weekend getaway filled with sex, drugs and violence.

The 1970's, a period memorable for the quality of it's cricket and for the transformation of the sport into professionalism.

Vegetarians are disappearing from the little town of Bisbee, AZ. When a group of locals discover that their secret hallucinatory cactus garden has been used as a human barbecue and burial site, the existence of the Bisbee Cannibal Club becomes horrifyingly apparent. They form a vigilante gang, calling themselves "The Bisbee Cannibal Hunters, " to avenge their garden.

A concert and skits by the band Jump Little Children at the Music Farm in Charleston, SC. Live performance at the Music Farm in Charleston, SC PLUS a skit where each band member performs and at the end of the DVD you pick your favorite member....also bonus footage from their North American tour including skiing in Colo., synchronized swimming in Salt Lake City and singing of the National Anthem in Boston. Copyright 2002

The plot follows that of an idealistic school teacher who was orphaned during the Japanese occupation of Korea. When approached by the intelligence bureau and asked to join the course to help protect Kim Il-sung, Jo Yun Chol is at first apprehensive, but after realizing that “… safeguarding our national leader is our lifeline” he joins the good fight.

In the tradition of old Fifties/Forties Noir films, this story is being told. The story takes place in a Military Camp in unknown country. The story can happen in a Latin America, Middle East any country where military power rules over civilian. A colonel is obsessed with old images; he had since childhood; interrogates a Judge who he is convinced is his father and his mothers' killer. The Colonel uses his power to serve his own interests, obsessions, and satisfy his demons.

Drop into the cockpit alongside the world's greatest fighter pilots as they take many of the United States military's most fearsome modern-day fighter jets out for a series of death-defying test flights. Experience the power, speed and maneuverability of cutting-edge fighting machines such as of the F-16 Fighting Falcon, F-117A Stealth, F-22 Raptor and the JSF with this collection of breathtaking aerial footage highlights.

Presented by Film Roman, producer of "The Simpsons" and "King of the Hill," Level 13.Net was born from a desire to explore animated short content and bring the best animated films to a wide audience. A compilation of some of the funniest independently produced animation from around the world, these original films (some of which have won prestigious awards) delve into unique environments where we're greeted by many absurd and comical characters.

Horace Parlan may not be a household name, but it should be; the pianist, who worked with Charles Mingus and Dexter Gordon, not only witnessed the evolution of jazz, he was a respected practitioner during the genre's heyday in the 1950s. In this fascinating documentary, watch Harlan -- who never let partial paralysis from polio get in the way of his music -- share memories, talk jazz and tickle the ivories once more in his own inimitable style.

Hosted by Emmy-nominated actor Malcolm Jamal-Warner ("The Cosby Show") and co-hosted by Gary Dourdan ("CSI"), this popular 2002 TV series showcased a variety of artists expressing themselves verbally or musically, with jazz hotspot Fais Do-Do as the backdrop. Poets include Kasim Allah, Coco Brown, Monica Calhoun, Steve Connell, AJ Johnson, Talib Kewli, MC Lyte and many others; musical performers include Floetry, Stew, Sonya Marie and Medusa.

A local mafia don becomes engaged in a battle with a wealthy rancher who raises prize-winning racehorses, and their fight is over both control of the region and the love of a woman.

Current favorites Nonpoint release their first-ever video featuring their modern rockt hit "Your Signs," plus exclusive behind the scenes and live footage from their no-holds-barred tours. Named among Alternative Press' "100 Bands You Need To Know In '02," Nonpoint are destined to rock the charts for some time.

Anthemic 1980s rock band Shooting Star performs their hits for an enthusiastic hometown crowd at the Ameristar Casino in Kansas City, Mo. The songs performed include "Hang on for Your Life," "If You Want It," "Leap of Faith" and more. The first American band signed to then-upstart Virgin Records, Shooting Star rocks fans with "Tonight" and "Let's Roll," plus five bonus videos, including "You've Got What I Need" and "Touch Me Tonight."

The story of Jim Clarks life and racing career.