This is IU's first solo concert since her debut, which was held from June 2nd to September 23rd, 2012, as well as a nationwide tour. The name of the concert was created by combining the names of the 3rd mini album, Real, and the 2nd regular album, Last Fantasy.

This concert series celebrated IU’s Palette album — her fourth full-length studio album — which marked a major turning point in her career. It showed a more mature, self-reflective side of IU as an artist and woman in her mid-20s. The album (and concert) balanced playful energy with emotional depth, showcasing her versatility.

This release is a comprehensive collector's item capturing the spectacular performances from IU's first-ever "H.E.R. World Tour," specifically the concerts held in Seoul. It offers fans the opportunity to experience the unforgettable atmosphere and impressive stage production of this event up close.

Dreams So Real, the feature-length 4k concert documentary, captures Canadian rock group Metric's last live performance of a year-long sold-out world tour. In 2016 the group traversed the globe on the most significant tour of their career. The show in Vancouver, BC was the culmination of a year's work on behalf of the band and their dedicated crew. Their performance was recorded by 26 cameras, finished in 4K with audio mixed by multi-Grammy winner David Bottrill. The film features fan favourites from over five albums including indelible hits Breathing Underwater, Gold Girls Guns and Help I'm Alive. With plenty of arena-worthy moments, Dreams So Real is a stunning recreation of an incredibly special evening.

Jenny Lindstrom is young, beautiful and bored - but she lives a passionate sex life in her private fantasy world. But fantasy turns into dangerous reality the day she meets Dr Quentin Donald and he proposes a bizarre bargain. For one month he will act out her fantasies, if she will do the same for him. Thus begins a nightmare of social, psychological and sexual game playing.

"Fantasy" was all that the title implied: Ordinary people from all over the United States would write in to have their wishes granted on national television. Although some of the fantasies were downright fatuous (e.g. one man wanted to twist his ankles inward on national television), and some of the musical acts were equally silly and at times contrived (e.g. one group who called themselves the "Rhythm Rascals," who played old-timey music and purported they performed at Disneyland's Diamond Horseshoe Revue, was actually three groups who previously appeared on the program combined into one group), "Fantasy" was definitely at its best when it focused on human interest stories, such as reuniting long-lost family members or friends and helping those who could not afford basic family needs (e.g. one Chicago area teen's parents were financially unable to get him braces, and the "Fantasy" staff helped make that a reality). Despite the aforementioned goofiness of some of the contestants' ...

A star-driven spiraling machine of hallucinatory wonder!

Nekenčiu reklamos is a Lithuanian comedy show, starring Rolandas Kazlas.It consists of non-sense funny commercials and Kazlas' life near television. There are 33 episodes, which were shown in 2000–2001.

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