A tale of wealthy youth in post-WWII Copenhagen.

A man was killed in the fight, another was seriously injured. The perpetrators confessed to what they had done. The investigator of the prosecutor's office Ilyas Sadykov had only to issue documents. But something in the testimony of the defendants alerted him, and Sadykov started the investigation anew...

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Based on his own inspirational true story, Kerim Troeller writes, produces, directs and stars in "Where The Streets Have No Name", an epic, inspirational, coming-of-age film about a young man's extraordinary ten-year journey towards a dream, and a global adventure across all corners of the earth.

Two young people are forced to spend three days together...

A typically idiosyncratic mini-mystery about a middle-aged man who gets out of prison, sells his shares in a company and announces that he’s heading off to Siberia to get married. Central scene, in which he convinces a woman to come with him, takes place in a Finnish rockabilly club. The Hitchcockian pacing, as the man endeavours to make his train, supplies nice momentum, and wrap-up provides a satisfying revelation as to what’s actually afoot.

A group of men obsessed with oil gather in a remote oil field region. Ichiro Kitazawa (Tatsuzaki) was one of them. He had a daughter-in-law named Harue Saijo (Takasugi), but he felt no affection for her. Ichiro, however, had spent the inheritance Harue had inherited from her father to find oil. Ichiro was now being bled by Butterfly (Hidaka), an eccentric female waitress at the Kinryu-tei. Harue took a train one day to visit Ichiro. She then befriended a man called Ken Matsuki (Dainikata), who had saved her from a crisis. Matsuki was a friend of Kitazawa, a man who was also passionate about the oil search.

这部纪录片创作于1971年1月至9月，带我们走进Young位于北加州农场的“丰收谷仓”录音现场，开启一场亲密之旅。

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50 years after Young Talent Time burst onto Aussie TV, we celebrate the show that turned its young stars into household names.