Donna's Sweating in the Spirit is an inspirational 3-in-1 workout program. It includes gospel aerobics, strength/Pilates training, and stretching, allowing you to choose your workout.

A young man revisits his past in search of the girl of his dreams. He finds her - and her psychopath boyfriend.

After her husband loses his job, Marianne moves from Beverly Hills to a nightmare New York City. She hires ditzy psychic Reva to redecorate her apartment, and they end up being chased by a crazed killer.

A legally dead police detective decides to battle crime as a masked superhero.

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A greedy fox steals the presents from Santa’s sleigh.

Three interwoven stories: that of a young man who longs to be a champion of the Santos Laguna soccer team; that of a leader of the fan club who is overcome by despair when he loses his life-long job; and that of one of the team managers who finds out he has a terminal illness. Through these specifics, the story of the successful career of the Santos Laguna as a symbol of a region of Guerrero with lots of heart unfolds.

Syurkiani is very curious why she is always banned by her grandmother, Lela, to learn jaipong dance. Silently Syurkiani comes to Nyi Imas, a former jaipong dancer to learn the dance. Nyi Imas asks Syurkiani to hit the mystery drum three times as a condition. However, Syurkiani hit the drum four times. After that incident Syurkiani's grandmother dies of being attacked by a supernatural being. Syurkiani is also the target of the supernatural beings because she summons the spirit by hitting drums four times. Syukriani and his boyfriend, Shakti, try to escape the attack. Finally she knows that the supernatural being is related to the death of her grandmother. Even from this incident she finds her mother she never knew.

Desperate to save their possessed son, a fractured couple turns to a cursed Pagan device—unleashing a greater evil that threatens their sanity, their marriage, and their souls.

This documentary looks at various Indigenous spirituality programs that run in western Canadian federal penitentiaries, as well as in some provincial institutions. These programs are led by elders, with assistance from liaison officers. They include workshops, ceremonies, and other traditional methods that help put the incarcerated back in touch with themselves, their culture, and their spirituality.