Berlin, a summer in the age of neoliberalism: the spectre of the soviet avant-garde is haunting the city. A young Georgian contract-worker is surprised to find the ghost of the Russian revolutionary poet Vladimir Mayakovsky in his kitchen. At the same time, his friend Kasimir inherits a big fortune, but what shall he do with all this money? Framed by a travel through time leading to Flaubert's 19th Century und the shooting of a revisionist melodrama for German television, the film follows the adventures of these three characters in contemporary Berlin. A suprematist digital comedy about the transmission of emancipatory energies.

Berlin, a summer in the age of neoliberalism: the spectre of the soviet avant-garde is haunting the city. A young Georgian contract-worker is surprised to find the ghost of the Russian revolutionary poet Vladimir Mayakovsky in his kitchen. At the same time, his friend Kasimir inherits a big fortune, but what shall he do with all this money? Framed by a travel through time leading to Flaubert's 19th Century und the shooting of a revisionist melodrama for German television, the film follows the adventures of these three characters in contemporary Berlin. A suprematist digital comedy about the transmission of emancipatory energies.

In 1968, we had the opportunity to spend time with Thelonious Monk and his musicians, following him in New York, Atlanta, and in various European cities. In New York his quartet plays at the Village Vanguard and at recording sessions for Columbia Records; in Atlanta they appear at a Jazz Festival organized by George Wein. The members of the quartet were Charlie Rouse, Larry Gales, and Ben Riley. The group was joined on the European tour by Ray Copeland, Clark Terry, Phil Woods, and Johnny Griffin, traveling as part of George Wein's Newport Jazz Festival road company.—Michael Blackwood Productions

An insightful documentary into the prosperity Islam engendered in Europe during its glorious reign there. 　　Join British historian Bettany Hughes as she examines a long-buried chapter of European history--the rise and fall of Islamic culture i n what is now Spain and Portugal. 　　Although generations of Spanish rulers have tried to expunge this era from the historical record, recent archeology and scholarship now shed fresh light on the Moors who flourished in Al-Andalus for more than 700 years. 　　This fascinating documentary explodes old stereotypes and offers shocking new insights. You’ll discover the ingenious mathematics behind Granada’s dazzling Alhambra Palace, trace El Cid’s lineage to his Moorish roots, and learn how the Iberian population willingly converted to Islam in droves. 　　Through interviews with noted scholars, you’ll see how Moorish advances in mathematics, astronomy, art, and agriculture helped propel the West out of the Dark Ages and into the Renaissance. What emerges is a richly detailed portrait of a sensuous, inquisitive, and remarkably progressive Islamic culture in Christian Europe. 　　在公元711年，新转换来自北非的穆斯林部落越过直布罗陀海峡，入侵西班牙。被称为摩尔人，他们建立了一个丰富而强大的社会。它的资本，科尔多瓦，是欧洲最大和最文明的城市，医院，图书馆等公共基础设施提前光年的事情在英格兰的时候。当中的很多事情，被介绍到欧洲穆斯林在这个时候，一个巨大的身体已经失去了欧洲其他国家几个世纪的古典希腊文，数学和我们今天所使用的数字;先进的天文学和医学实践;精细就餐;概念的浪漫爱情;纸除臭;甚至勃起霜。这是不是刚性的，伊斯兰原教旨主义的一些人的想象力，而是一个渐进的，感性的和文化求知欲。但是，当社会崩溃，西班牙狂热重新基督教化，几乎每7世纪的伊斯兰统治的痕迹被无情地拆除。只是到了现在，六个世纪后，欧洲的生活和文化，摩尔人的影响终于开始得到充分的理解

An insightful documentary into the prosperity Islam engendered in Europe during its glorious reign there. 　　Join British historian Bettany Hughes as she examines a long-buried chapter of European history--the rise and fall of Islamic culture i n what is now Spain and Portugal. 　　Although generations of Spanish rulers have tried to expunge this era from the historical record, recent archeology and scholarship now shed fresh light on the Moors who flourished in Al-Andalus for more than 700 years. 　　This fascinating documentary explodes old stereotypes and offers shocking new insights. You’ll discover the ingenious mathematics behind Granada’s dazzling Alhambra Palace, trace El Cid’s lineage to his Moorish roots, and learn how the Iberian population willingly converted to Islam in droves. 　　Through interviews with noted scholars, you’ll see how Moorish advances in mathematics, astronomy, art, and agriculture helped propel the West out of the Dark Ages and into the Renaissance. What emerges is a richly detailed portrait of a sensuous, inquisitive, and remarkably progressive Islamic culture in Christian Europe. 　　在公元711年，新转换来自北非的穆斯林部落越过直布罗陀海峡，入侵西班牙。被称为摩尔人，他们建立了一个丰富而强大的社会。它的资本，科尔多瓦，是欧洲最大和最文明的城市，医院，图书馆等公共基础设施提前光年的事情在英格兰的时候。当中的很多事情，被介绍到欧洲穆斯林在这个时候，一个巨大的身体已经失去了欧洲其他国家几个世纪的古典希腊文，数学和我们今天所使用的数字;先进的天文学和医学实践;精细就餐;概念的浪漫爱情;纸除臭;甚至勃起霜。这是不是刚性的，伊斯兰原教旨主义的一些人的想象力，而是一个渐进的，感性的和文化求知欲。但是，当社会崩溃，西班牙狂热重新基督教化，几乎每7世纪的伊斯兰统治的痕迹被无情地拆除。只是到了现在，六个世纪后，欧洲的生活和文化，摩尔人的影响终于开始得到充分的理解

Michael Palin explores the countries that were, for much of his life, hidden behind the Iron Curtain, and now are very much part of the New Europe of post-Soviet times. 　　1 - War and Peace 　　Countries visited: Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Albania 　　In Medjugoree Michael encounters a visionary who first started having visitations from the Virgin Mary 25 years ago. In Dubrovnik he meets with lute maestro Edin Karamazov who made the recent 'Songs from the Labyrinth' album with Sting. Michael ends this visit with a sheep sacrifice which heralds an afternoon of music and hospitality typically Balkan. 　　2 - Eastern Delight 　　Countries visited: Macedonia, Bulgaria, Turkey 　　Michael makes a remarkable visit to Göreme, where the rocks have been carved to form homes and some of the most remarkable churches of the early Christian era. Leaving the Cappodocia region by balloon, he sails east towards the borders of the New Europe, which if Turkey were to join the European Union would include Iran, Iraq and Syria. 　　3 - Wild East 　　Countries visited: Trans-Dniester, Romania 　　Michael travels from Transdniester, a breakaway state from the Republic of Moldova, to the Vaser Valley in Romania, where he joins 80 lumberjacks as they board a wood-fired steam train. He finally ends up at Bran Castle in Transylvania, the ancestral home of Vlad the Impaler and alleged home of Bram Stoker's Dracula. 　　4 - Danube to Dnieper 　　Countries visited: Hungary, Ukraine 　　Michael travels by road, rail and river through Hungary and the Ukraine, ending in the Black Sea resort of Yalta. Along the way he visits Budapest's 'House of Terror', a National Park in Hortobagy, an area which Attila the Hun was reputed to have rampaged across, and ends up meeting a Leeds market trader who married the Ukranian prime minister's daughter. 　　5 - Baltic Summer 　　Countries visited: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia 　　Michael travels from Tallinn in the north, through Latvia, to Lithuania in the south, sailing into the Baltic from the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad, formerly East Prussia. In Estonia he visits a pyramid house and samples the medicinal properties of leeches. In Latvia he visits one of the most secretive places of the Communist-era, the astronomical telescope. 　　6 - From Pole to Pole 　　Country visited: Poland 　　Arriving in Gdansk via canal, Michael meets former electrician Lech Walesa who formed 'Solidarity', Poland's first independent trade union, which led to the demise of communism in that country. Heading to Warsaw he visits the Palace of Culture, Stalin's controversial gift to Varsovians. Michael then makes his own personal pilgrimage to Auschwitz. 　　7 - Journey's End 　　Countries visited: Slovakia, Czech Republic, Germany 　　High in the Tatra mountains of Slovakia, Michael skins a pig, and learns how to make sausages. He then departs to Brno to visit Tibor Turba's famous mime school, where he is asked to mime a cockerel. Travelling in a DC3, used during the Berlin airlift, he visits the island of Rugen, built by Hitler for his KDF ('Strength through Joy') programme.

Michael Palin explores the countries that were, for much of his life, hidden behind the Iron Curtain, and now are very much part of the New Europe of post-Soviet times. 　　1 - War and Peace 　　Countries visited: Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia, Serbia, Albania 　　In Medjugoree Michael encounters a visionary who first started having visitations from the Virgin Mary 25 years ago. In Dubrovnik he meets with lute maestro Edin Karamazov who made the recent 'Songs from the Labyrinth' album with Sting. Michael ends this visit with a sheep sacrifice which heralds an afternoon of music and hospitality typically Balkan. 　　2 - Eastern Delight 　　Countries visited: Macedonia, Bulgaria, Turkey 　　Michael makes a remarkable visit to Göreme, where the rocks have been carved to form homes and some of the most remarkable churches of the early Christian era. Leaving the Cappodocia region by balloon, he sails east towards the borders of the New Europe, which if Turkey were to join the European Union would include Iran, Iraq and Syria. 　　3 - Wild East 　　Countries visited: Trans-Dniester, Romania 　　Michael travels from Transdniester, a breakaway state from the Republic of Moldova, to the Vaser Valley in Romania, where he joins 80 lumberjacks as they board a wood-fired steam train. He finally ends up at Bran Castle in Transylvania, the ancestral home of Vlad the Impaler and alleged home of Bram Stoker's Dracula. 　　4 - Danube to Dnieper 　　Countries visited: Hungary, Ukraine 　　Michael travels by road, rail and river through Hungary and the Ukraine, ending in the Black Sea resort of Yalta. Along the way he visits Budapest's 'House of Terror', a National Park in Hortobagy, an area which Attila the Hun was reputed to have rampaged across, and ends up meeting a Leeds market trader who married the Ukranian prime minister's daughter. 　　5 - Baltic Summer 　　Countries visited: Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia 　　Michael travels from Tallinn in the north, through Latvia, to Lithuania in the south, sailing into the Baltic from the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad, formerly East Prussia. In Estonia he visits a pyramid house and samples the medicinal properties of leeches. In Latvia he visits one of the most secretive places of the Communist-era, the astronomical telescope. 　　6 - From Pole to Pole 　　Country visited: Poland 　　Arriving in Gdansk via canal, Michael meets former electrician Lech Walesa who formed 'Solidarity', Poland's first independent trade union, which led to the demise of communism in that country. Heading to Warsaw he visits the Palace of Culture, Stalin's controversial gift to Varsovians. Michael then makes his own personal pilgrimage to Auschwitz. 　　7 - Journey's End 　　Countries visited: Slovakia, Czech Republic, Germany 　　High in the Tatra mountains of Slovakia, Michael skins a pig, and learns how to make sausages. He then departs to Brno to visit Tibor Turba's famous mime school, where he is asked to mime a cockerel. Travelling in a DC3, used during the Berlin airlift, he visits the island of Rugen, built by Hitler for his KDF ('Strength through Joy') programme.

Tove and Tooti in Europe is a documentary charting the voyages through Europe of author Tove Jansson and graphic artist Tuulikki Pietilä. 　　It is a lyrical and sometimes hilarious film essay on the "old Europe”, experienced by travellers and observers, of times when people used to wander, share a joke, pause and, sometimes, even stop. 　　The film takes us to Paris, Venice, London, Madrid and Dublin; Iceland, Ireland and Corsica.

Tove and Tooti in Europe is a documentary charting the voyages through Europe of author Tove Jansson and graphic artist Tuulikki Pietilä. 　　It is a lyrical and sometimes hilarious film essay on the "old Europe”, experienced by travellers and observers, of times when people used to wander, share a joke, pause and, sometimes, even stop. 　　The film takes us to Paris, Venice, London, Madrid and Dublin; Iceland, Ireland and Corsica.

通过两位女性1960年代到1970年代的生活，Varda构筑了一部女性主义的历史。故事描述了两位迥异的妇女15年的关系。她们都体会到了西蒙娜·波伏娃的那句名言：“女人并非生来就是女人，她们是后来变成女人的。” 　　Pauline城市中的中产阶级女孩。与其家庭的传统保守大相径庭，她17岁时离家立志要做个歌手。Suzanne年纪稍大些，是个农村姑娘，她的情人自杀了。她独自带着两个私生子，第三个也快要出生了。尽管两个女性没有多少共同之处，她们却仍然相处融洽。 　　后来她们被迫分开了。Suzanne去了法国南部，建立了一个家庭计划中心。Pauline则组织了一个女性的吟游乐队，以她们的歌曲促使人们觉醒。多年以后，Pauline和Suzanne在一个争取堕胎权利的集会上又相遇了。她们重新回到从前。