In a part of the world noted for its great musicians Chris Norman is among the true masters – a virtuoso of the flute whether he is playing traditional tunes, his own compositions or baroque music by Vivaldi and Bach. But that’s not all. Chris founded the week long Boxwood Festival and Workshops. In this film we get to know Chris and his fellow musicians and teachers. Interwoven are amazing performances by a “scattering of stars”.

"A Handful of Stars" is one of the three plays in Billy Roche's Wexford Trilogy. In 1993, the BBC filmed the stageplay with the cast from the 1993 Bush Theatre (London) production. A Handful of Stars takes place in a pool hall where a miniature pay-as-you-go table awaits the town youths while beyond these double doors into another room is the Members Only part of the hall where the large snooker table and poker table await the men of the town.

An agoraphobic woman who hasn't left her home in 20 years receives a visit from the spirit of her deceased husband who reminds her of a promise she made to scatter his ashes at his favorite vacation spot. With her daughters unavailable, she sets off to fulfill the promise herself.

사고로 죽은 여자의 심장을 이식 받은 남자가 그녀의 삶을 따라 가보게 되는 이야기를 다룬 영화

An enchanted cemetery in Berlin. Next to the Grimm Brothers' grave, stillborn babies and gay people rest in peace. This is the Garden of Stars.

A collection of amateur films made by photographer Roderic Vickers and friends.

Series follows screen acting and screen directing students as they make and star in their very own prime time TV show.

Experts and homeless neighbors alike bust myths about Seattle’s homelessness crisis in a deeply reported, humanistic dispatch from the front lines. Homelessness was declared a civil state of emergency in Seattle in 2015. Since then, the number of people sleeping outside has actually risen by more than 67 percent. Chezik Tsunoda's documentary Under a Million Stars, which received the Satterberg Foundation's Courageous Documentary Filmmaking Grant, is a deeply reported yet humanistic dispatch from the front lines of this crisis. Armed with facts and empathy, the film busts pernicious and all-too-common myths about homelessness. Tsunoda amplifies the voices of researchers, activists, elected officials, and, most critically, homeless people speaking for themselves. Through this tapestry of perspectives, Under a Million Stars probes the roots of the homelessness crisis and examines promising solutions. The film ultimately exposes how homelessness stems from systemic failures: our systems of care, choked with red tape, have failed the homeless, while a dysfunctional housing market has displaced low-income residents. As Gregg Colburn, author of the influential treatise Homelessness is a Housing Problem, sums it up, "Homelessness thrives in affluence, not poverty." Under a Million Stars is a damning indictment, a call to action, and a course-corrective to our discourse around homelessness.

In this lively story, children take a colorful ride through outer space to visit distant planets and dazzling stars.

Schlitz Playhouse of Stars is an anthology series that was telecast from 1951 until 1959 on CBS. Offering both comedies and drama, the series was sponsored by the Joseph Schlitz Brewing Company. The title was shortened to Schlitz Playhouse, beginning with the fall 1957 season.