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- Batman is manipulated by Lex Luthor to fear Superman. Superman´s existence is meanwhile dividing the world and he is framed for murder during an international crisis. The heroes clash and force the neutral Wonder Woman to reemerge.
- The Arkansas school integration crisis and the changes wrought in subsequent years. This film profiles the lives of the nine African-American students who integrated Central High in Little Rock, Arkansas, during the fall of 1957. The film documents the perspective of Jefferson Thomas and his fellow students seven years after their historic achievement. Central to this story is their quiet but brave entrance into Little Rock High, escorted by armed troops under the intense pressure of the on looking crowd. We learn first hand their impressions of the past and present and their hopes for the future. Their selfless heroism broke the integration crisis and pioneered a new era. This film went on to win an Academy Award® for Best Documentary Short in 1964. "...we honor them today but let us not forget to heed their lesson..."---President Bill Clinton
- A gang of low-rent mob goons plot a heist, only to be forced to confront radioactive evil from beyond the grave.
- A very wealthy, but lonely woman is stalked in her home by a violent serial killer.
- A group of college theater students sneak into the Baxter University theater at night to initiate the 'fresh meat'. Something goes terribly wrong. The next night the same actors become locked into the theater, each one of them has to face the consequences for their actions.
- A look at the lives of four college students undergoing gender transition.
- Someone is terrorizing the students at nearby Baxter U... Someone or something?
- An elite high school in Iran, taught by American teachers, imprisons former students after being transformed into a prison for political dissidents following the 1979 Revolution.
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- Emily, a rebellious student, reunites with her childhood best friend Stacy after they haven't seen each other all summer. Tensions arise and one unexpected secret is revealed that will change the future of their friendship forever in this action/comedy short film.
- Joan Pahisa is 27 years old and has a huge passion: basketball. It would be nothing extraordinary except for a detail: he's exactly one meter tall. Joan's life has not been easy, but sport has helped him go ahead. Last summer he took part in the World Dwarf Games in Michigan, USA, an Olympic-style competition that's held every four years exclusively for little people. Joan was the only representative from Spain because he couldn't find anyone else to go with him. That's why he specialized himself in table tennis, an individual sport. He traveled 7.000 km to feel like at home and also to fulfill his dreams: to be World Champion in table tennis and, above all, to play basketball one more time, most probably the last. His trip will show us how the world is seen from just one meter from the ground. It's not only about sport, it's about life itself.
- Fates align as a moody non-believer meets the woman of his dreams and both of their groups of friends have to deal with the consequences.
- A dedicated student loses his final project to his classmate, now class rival.
- Two Eagle Scouts come to share their experience and thoughts on how things have gone and are going on in the Boy Scout community.
- TURN is a drama/action show with secret agents and a moderate amount of science fiction. It is prevalent mostly in the high-tech plots and environments. Turn is presented in episodes approximately 10 minutes in length, each containing a mini-plot within the overlying story arc. The show is based around events involving a group of agents in an exclusive graduate program preparing for careers in an elite police force. As members of the Division, they take on investigations and fieldwork that often proves dangerous. They struggle with both their own personal issues and the mysterious faction that is trying to destroy them from the inside. Crimes are committed, hearts damaged, lives lost. Where will the next turn find them?
- An OCD man who controls his ideal-perfect woman through his love for art in his shuttered home, finds himself at a loss for every piece he creates.
- Technophobe, Vincent, struggles to make a meaningful connection with two women dependent on their cell phones.
- In early August, prior to the beginning of the college football season, Movietone News would put together a collection of footage used in their newsreels during the past season and have an instant review of the past, leading into the future. They'd do the same at the end of the season. In the days before television and the 24/7 advent of ESPN, unless a fan was at the game, football fans only got a glimpse of other football teams via the newsreels. Most of the All-American teams of the time were named by AP/UP/Hearst International newspaper sports-writers who never saw most of the players they voted on in a game, and relied upon the newspaper accounts of the game.
- "The ShoW" takes place at Michigan State University as they experience the college life in the dorms, at the bar, and all around campus. Founded in 1988 by Greg Harrison, "The ShoW" is a part of MSU Telecasters, a student-ran organization consisting of multiple other TV/web/video productions. It is also the longest running college television sitcom in the United States. The ShoW was established in 1988 by Scott Grayson and Greg Harrison with the pilot episode, "The ShoW Episode 1." The initial treatment description of this show upon creation was, "The story of The ShoW follows not necessarily the student lives, but the story of the students as they are connected to one another and the dorm room 3 East Wilson Hall. The beauty of The ShoW is that time moves forward, but the room transcends countless graduations and character changes to remain." In 2010, Nick Masters led the construction of Nicky O'Toole's bar as a replacement to "The Cafe" set that was traditionally used leading up to the new year. The bar now serves as the primary set piece for episodes of The ShoW, with the series following the current cast's adventures with everything from friendship to organized crime. The ShoW is America's longest-running college sitcom, running 32 years since its creation. It began as a talk/comedy show, evolving into a sitcom taped in front of a live studio audience before switching from multi-cam to single-cam productions in 2010. In 2016, The ShoW filmed their 100th episode, featuring the return of Jeff Witzke, Liz Riesterer, Patrick New, and Steve Van Wormer, alumni of The ShoW.
- Two ex-convict brothers break parole to return home after a short stint in a California state penitentiary. Detective Dobbs, the police officer often responsible for their numerous arrests back home, has been employed to ensure their safe return to prison.
- A young man finds himself captive in a dark, desolate room. He is met by The Lecturer and his bumbling assistant, Davey. James, the young man, finds out he is held captive because of his lack of respect. Will he learn to change his ways? Or will he even make it out of the room alive?
- With this stuff pack, your Sims can revel in locations and nostalgia related to the typical life of a college student living in Big Rapids, Michigan, especially on the campus of Ferris State University in the mid-to-late 2000s. Features re-creations of real life shops, venues, homes, and apartments in the area; along with the Glenn C. Bond Hall's north wing, complete with signage, as a livable dorm for college Sims in games that also have the official Discover University expansion pack.
- President George Bush, Governor Bill Clinton, and businessman Ross Perot participate in a presidential debate.
- 201354mTV-PG8.9 (18)TV EpisodeFrom PBS: "Making a Way Out of No Way" portrays the Jim Crow era, when African Americans struggled to build their own worlds within the harsh, narrow confines of segregation. At the turn of the 20th century, a steady stream of African Americans left the South, fleeing the threat of racial violence and searching for opportunities in the North and West. Leaders like Ida B. Wells, W.E.B. Du Bois, Booker T. Washington and Marcus Garvey organized, offering different strategies to further black empowerment and equality. The ascendance of black arts and culture showed that a community with a strong identity and sense of pride was taking hold in spite of Jim Crow. "The Harlem Renaissance" redefined how America saw African Americans - and how African Americans saw themselves.