Nanni Moretti (' Dear Diary') writes, directs & stars in this story of family grief & bereavement. Psychiatrist Giovanni (Moretti) lives happily with his family in a small Italian coastal town. One Sunday he is due to spend time with his son Andrea (Giuseppe Sanfelice), when he receives an anguished call from Oscar, one of his patients, & feels he must go & see him instead; later that afternoon Andrea dies in a diving accident. Over the following weeks, Giovanni, his wife Paola (Laura Morante), & daughter Irene (Jasmine Trinca), remain shell-shocked with grief; with Giovanni suspending his practice, & relations between himself & Paola becoming increasingly difficult. When a letter then arrives from a girl who Andrea had met the previous summer, a girl who none of the family knew anything about, they all become curious to learn more about this person who meant so much to their departed son & brother. ...

It's holiday time for good girl college student Rebecca Warner & she heads for her quiet family home with her friend Crawl. Crawl is unlike anyone Rebecca's family have ever met
- he's a wild, eccentric & over the top Califonian surf dude. The real suprise however comes when Rebecca breaks the news that she & Crawl are to marry. Days of the quiet life on the farm are over with the arrival of their very unexpected house guest.
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Sonabai Rajawar was one of the few self-taught artists of India, whose story expresses the capacity of human beings every where to meet their challenges head-on. Through stories, documentation & images, this title conveys the Sonabai's life & that of her family & community. ...

Offers information on Cakewalk's newest MIDI & digital audio sequencing application, SONAR X. Specifically geared towards users that are looking to use the many uncommon & unknown, but desired functionalities of SONAR, this book offers techniques gleaned from the author's experience as a SONAR power user. ...

Amarjit Chandan's long-awaited first full-length collection to be published in Britain comes with a preface by the distinguished writer John Berger, long-time admirer of Chandan's work. Ironic, lyrical, sometimes angry or regretful, these poems, written in Punjabi but by a poet settled in Britain, add a new dimension to contemporary poetry. ...