Miyoko is temporarily assigned to a certain high school in place of a teacher who is absent due to childbirth. On her first day of school, she finds her student Mitsuru smoking a cigarette behind the school building. However, Miyoko doesn't blame her, she just says that she was similar to her high school days, and she leaves. One day, Mitsuru sees her homeroom teacher, Tsurumi, and her student, Natsumi, hugging each other in the gymnasium. Mitsuru was shocked and was smoking a cigarette on the rooftop. Miyoko then went to the nurse's office...

Larry (Glenn Mason), Warren (Chris Haywood) and Tony (George Spartels) are three friends living the industrialised western suburbs of Sydney, bored by their lives and the kind of work available to them via their car-wrecking yard boss Boyle (Martin Harris). So instead of working, they strip stolen cars, and then despite girlfriend Wendy's (Margaret Nelson's) objections, Larry decides to join the other two in moving up a notch by helping steal TV sets, cassettes and radios in a warehouse robbery organised by Jacko (Terry Camilleri) and his boss Ferret (Saviour Sammut).

A kidnapping is serious business. But when the kidnappers are school teachers things can get complicated.

Porn's comic master of the bizarre, Joey Silvera, uncovers dirty secrets, school scandals and the powerful lure of forbidden desire in his double-DVD release "The Teacher's Pet."

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About the London counter-culture scene in 1967, includes early live footage of Pink Floyd playing "Interstellar Overdrive" at the UFO club on 27th January 1967, "Percy the Ratcatcher" can also be heard.

After inadvertently implicating his friend in a crime, a privileged young man employs sex and violence as coping mechanisms.

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“Look out Haskell, it’s real!” details the production of Haskell Wexler‘s 1969 feature Medium Cool. It features interviews with members of the film’s cast and crew alongside critics, commentators and historical figures, and includes outtakes of Medium Cool. A 55-minute version premiered at the 2001 Edinburgh Film Festival alongside a new theatrical print of Medium Cool and with Wexler in attendance, and was broadcast on the BBC, PBS and the Sundance Channel. A version of the film appears on the 2013 Criterion Collection DVD release of Medium Cool. The documentary, which has become more an educational project than anything else and remains a work-in-progress, was expanded in 2015 and now runs approximately six and half hours (in six parts).

A man is haunted by a cat he killed 25 years ago.