Parshall, North Dakota, the smallest of small town America, is about to strike it rich by striking oil. BOOMTOWN is a documentary series that tells the tale of a struggling town that has put its fate into the hands of Big Oil.

A young father and husband looks towards the oil fields for a better life for him and his family. But will the fast money and glamour detour his agenda?

The Android Sisters sing about the alarming increase in U.S. defense spending during the cold war and its effect on various aspects of the domestic economy.

Steve Hazard and Jim Ward, U. S. Cavalry sergeants Are constantly battling over girls, horses or anything that came up that had more than one side to it. On the day before their enlistment is up, a stagecoach is held up and robbed of the mine payroll. Among the passengers are Norman Brett, Dale Starr and Blain Cornwall. Miss Star has inherited the Emporium gambling palace from an uncle; Brett is a prominent mine owner, and Cornwall ostensibly is an assayer, but is, in reality a Treasury Department agent. Later, Jim, Steve and their pal "Chatter" get into trouble, Steve talks Jim in re-enlisting, but fails to do so himself, as does "Chatter." Jim is not a happy trooper at this turn of events. Cornwall enlists Steve to help him in his investigation and has Steve hold up a stagecoach, to enable him to join the bandit gang, which is headed by Brett, and abetted by Sam Ridgeway, who runs the Emporium for Dale. Jim, not knowing the reason for Steve's activities, trails him and he and ...

The story of The Boomtown Rats, who fought a conservative Ireland, broke through the UK punk scene, scored global No 1 hits and revolutionised the world with Bob Geldof’s Live Aid.

Originally a song by Jules Feiffer for National Public Radio, this is Bill Plympton's first released animated film. "Boomtown", as sung by the Android Sisters, is a musical about the absurdities of military spending from the Cold War to the present. The Android Sisters sing about the alarming increase in U.S. defense spending during the cold war and its effect on various aspects of the domestic economy.

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Originally a song by Jules Feiffer for National Public Radio, this is Bill Plympton's first released animated film. "Boomtown", as sung by the Android Sisters, is a musical about the absurdities of military spending from the Cold War to the present. The Android Sisters sing about the alarming increase in U.S. defense spending during the cold war and its effect on various aspects of the domestic economy.

One crime. Seen from every point of view.