耶稣是一名盐矿工人，他年幼的女儿在一场悲惨的事故中离世。他无法承受女儿的死亡，悲痛使他陷入痴迷——以至于他开始将女儿视为圣母玛利亚的显灵。随着他的痴迷不断加深，他在自己的村庄里吸引了一群类似邪教的追随者，其他人也渴望亲眼目睹圣母显灵。

An aging and mute rodeo clown struggles between macabre dreams and reality.

Live performance from the Opéra de Lyon, July 1 2012. Controversial production by Olivier Py.

La Chispa de Chef Carmen is an exciting quest through Costa Rica, Guatemala, Panama and the Dominican Republic. As we navigate through the natural beauty of each country, we hold castings to find a chef's assistant for the renown and charismatic chef, Carmen González. While Chef Carmen encounters new challenges in her life, (opening a restaurant in Maine, launching a book and producing her celebrity talk+cooking show in Miami) she invites viewers to take a look into her life as an awarded chef.

The first words uttered by Carmen mark one of the greatest entrances in the history of opera and express all that need be said: “Love is a rebellious bird that no one can tame…” With a devilish sway of the hips and a hint of Andalusian flair, the beautiful cigar-maker sets her sights on a soldier: Don José. Fate will do the rest.

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This all-star cast is framed by Peter Hall’s gritty, realistic production and conducted by James Levine, who brings out all the surging emotion and gripping drama in Bizet’s score. At the center of the story is Agnes Baltsa, whose smoky mezzo is tailor-made for the gypsy Carmen, an independent woman who glories in obeying only her own rules, but who is haunted by fate. Superstar tenor José Carreras is Don José, the solider from a small town who catches Carmen’s eye and is destroyed by his growing obsession with her. Samuel Ramey is the charismatic matador Escamillo, who lures Carmen away from Don José with tragic result. Leona Mitchell is Micaëla, the simple girl from Don José’s hometown who cannot save him. March 21, 1987 Matinee Broadcast.

Carmen, wants to fame .. and can not find a solution but lying, but fall in love (Tawfiq), putting it in comic situations.

In more repressed times, Carmen was one of NZ's most colourful and controversial figures. Geoff Steven's doco traces the life story of the transgender icon who was born in Taumarunui in 1936 and went on to be a dancer, sex worker, madam, cafe owner — and one of the few non-MPs to appear before the Privileges Committee.

In a small village close to the mountains, Mariana and Puiu are a young family with two children: Carmen and Mircea. One morning, the mother and the ten year-old daughter leave for Bucharest, having a hospital as their destination. One doctor alone, Sitaru, believes that Carmen, who can no longer smile, stands any chances at survival. He believes he can perform a miracle and save Carmen's life. Struggling for her daughter, abandoned by almost everybody she trusted, Mariana discovers she is pregnant. After dr. Sitaru operates on the little girl, in a risky manner, Carmen begins to feel increasingly worse. Without any hope, Mariana leaves the hospital and rushes to take Carmen home: while one life ends, another one begins to flicker.