Moby, the electronic music icon, goes classical with Reprise on Deutsche Grammophon. Featuring tracks from his 30-year career – including “Go,” “Porcelain,” “Extreme Ways,” and “Natural Blues” – reimagined in orchestral and acoustic arrangements along with a moving cover of Bowie’s “Heroes.” This special edition Blu-ray/CD features the full album in Dolby 5.1 + Dolby Atmos and over 2h 40min of video content including the full `Moby Doc’ documentary and exclusive material. Limited Edition.

Reprise is a playful narrative experiment of a critical nature - a riddle in a seamless loop. The film is a circular narrative made out of 2 intertwined loops. It can be shown either as a short film, or as an endless one (as an installation).

Play the Video (also known as Play the DVD) is a video album by American electronic musician Moby. It features "Give An Idiot A Camcorder", a 20 minute movie by Moby starring Moby. Also includes live performances from Later With Jools Holland. And promo videos.

An unfinished 1971 film project in which Orson Welles performs readings from Moby Dick against a minimalist blue-screen setting, conceived as a stylized, abstract adaptation but never edited or completed. (Note: Not to be confused with Welles’s separate 1955 filmed stage project Moby Dick—Rehearsed.)

The demented, ruthless Captain Ahab pursues the white whale which took off his leg years before.

18 DVD + B Sides is a video album by American electronic musician Moby. It features a live concert at the Pyramid Stage at the Glastonbury Festival on June 29, 2003, various outtakes and studio demos taken from the Play and 18 studio sessions, a megamix with twelve remixes of six different songs from 18, and six music videos for five singles from 18. The DVD also contains an additional non-musical feature entitled Highlights from Moby TV, consisting of several short skits.

The television play begins with the story of Ishmael, an American sailor who sets out on a whaling voyage. The ship's captain, Ahab, is obsessed with getting revenge on a giant white whale known as Moby Dick. During a previous voyage, the whale bit off Ahab’s leg, and since then, the captain has worn a prosthetic.

This exclusive feature-length documentary film chronicles Moby's life story from his humble beginnings in rural Connecticut to his current status as world-renowned musician and song-writer. Filmed in high- definition in Europe, the USA and South America during his world tour of 2005 this film give hitherto unseen insight into the man and his music. Moby, along with friends, family, and associates, tells us his story in his own words and takes us back to where he was brought up and where he first earned his spurs as a DJ before creating his own music. This is a rare in-depth portrait of an artist, his life and work.

Music videos for all Moby's greatest hits: 'Go', 'Hymn', 'Feeling So Real', 'Every Time You Touch Me', 'Into the Blue', 'That's When I Reach For My Revolver', 'Come On Baby', 'James Bond Theme', 'Honey', 'Run On', 'Bodyrock (Fire Version)', 'Why Does My Heart Feel So Bad', 'Natural Blues', 'Find My Baby', 'Porcelain', 'We Are All Made of Stars', 'Extreme Ways (European Version)', 'In This World', 'Sunday', 'Jam for the Ladies', 'Make Love F*** War', 'Lift Me Up', 'Spiders', 'Beautiful', 'Raining Again', 'Dream About Me' and 'Slipping Away'.

Juliette, a mother of wealthy family and a little snobbish, has gradually developed a kind of generalized contempt against his fellows. One day a bunch of little naive thugs manages to remove it. Because it is often obnoxious with his entourage, his family decided not to pay anything for her release. Shocked, Ellie began to join her captors in order to concoct a revenge more expensive. The unsympathetic billionaire turns against her will in a sort of Robin embittered and vengeful wood. Soon, his family is forced to pay more attention to his kidnapping: worrying samples are taken by Juliette, free-spending ...