Historical drama based on the last chapter in the life of Russian novelist Leo Tolstoy. Christopher Plummer stars as the famous writer, who is nearing the end of his life after a long period of ill health. He lives with his family in a compound at Yasnaya Polyana, attended to by his wife & the disciples of his 'movement': a group of people dedicated to his ideas of pacifism, vegetarianism, sexual abstinence & communal property who have gathered in a nearby forest camp. When the head of the movement, Vladimir Chertkov (Paul Giamatti), urges Leo to rewrite his will to posthumously renounce his material possessions, thereby leaving his family with nothing, Tolstoy's wife Sofya (Helen Mirren) does all she can to influence her husband & protect her inheritance. ...

Based on actual events, previously covered in the 2002 documentary ' Bus 174', this gritty drama traces the events & circumstances that led to an armed siege on a Rio bus in June 2000. After her baby son Allessandro is kidnapped by a drug gang to whom she owes a debt, reformed drug addict Marisa (Chris Vianna) spends her time scouring the juvenile detention homes in search of her son. Meanwhile, in another part of Rio, Sandro do Nascimento (Vitor Carvalho), a young homeless boy, arrives at his mother's shop to find her brutally murdered. After running away & falling in with a group of street kids, Sandro becomes a drug addict, narrowly managing to survive the 1993 massacre of homeless children at Candelaria. When he is sent to a juveline detention centre, he is found by Mariso, who mistakes him for her lost son Alessandro, & takes him into her care. But despite Marisa's best efforts, the now adult Sandro (Michel Gomes)'s despair soon leads him to take a busload of passengers hostage. ...

Fleeing from the tedium of his everyday life & the painful memory of a dying father, the narrator embarks on a long solitary journey. He retraces the footsteps of real-life malcontent & misanthrope par-excellence Arthur Cravan, the nephew of Oscar Wilde. ...

This documentary tells the amazing story of the Sunderland Flying Boat. Built in 1944 the Sunderland's history is quite amazing, serving in the war with the 201, 422 & 330 squadrons, then serving with the RNZAF bringing medical supplies to the Islands of the South Pacific. Later adapted to a civil airliner, the Sunderland provided an essential link between Lord Howe Island & Australia. So sit back & enjoy the colourful history of this amazing piece of aviation engineering. ...

Jas is a grade seven boy who is putting all his energy into completing the artwork for an adventure comic he hopes will be his ticket into an elite summer art program. But when he meets up with Wren, an eccentric, crusading grade seven girl, his efforts are derailed. Wren is a person of values. ...

A group of friends ponder the question of whether it is morally justifiable to murder a person who could be responsible for atrocities in later life; if one could travel back in time, would one murder the young Adolf Hitler? One evening, an unexpected visitor sparks them into taking action. Soon, the friends are offering poisoned wine to any dinner guest who strikes them as morally or politically dubious. Initially killing in the belief that they are safeguarding the future, events soon get out of h&. ...

The Last Supper is not only one of the most intensely dramatic episodes in the Gospels, but also has enormous symbolic significance as the origin of the central Christian ritual of the Eucharist or Holy Communion. This title presents a collection of over 100 images of the Last supper. ...