Sean Connors Films, Ltd. Presents a Frozen Pictures production of The Seventh Python, a nonfiction musical feature film based on the life, work and unplanned career of musical satirist Neil Innes. The Seventh Python traces one man’s winding path of whimsy as he flirts with destiny at the edge of fame with incredibly influential and unusually lasting work that keeps one foot each planted in the worlds of comedy and rock ‘n’ roll. From the Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band to Monty Python's Flying Circus and The Rutles, to his Ego Warrior campaign and his insistence on wearing a plastic duck on his head, Neil Innes has proven to be the greatest musical comedy satirist of the past fifty years.

CODE documentary exposes the dearth of female and minority software engineers and explores the reasons for this gender gap and digital divide. The film highlights breakthrough efforts that are producing more diverse programmers and shows how this critical gap can be closed. CODE asks: what would society gain from having more women and people of color code, and how do we get there?【IMDb】

A look back at the origins of the ground breaking BBC comedy series Monty Python's Flying Circus.

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION 　　This film uncovers the anachronistic and surprising fairytale world of haute couture through its players past and present, featuring rare archive from the BBC vaults. 　　Margy Kinmonth takes a journey from Paris to New York and California to meet both designers and customers in this much talked about but little explained pocket of the fashion industry. Haute couture’s traditional American customers are getting old and dying off now and fewer wealthy young women are taking their place to ensure its survival. She discovers how much has changed and surprisingly how much has stayed the same in this story of decadent decline. 　　Since its heyday after WW 2 the number of fashion houses showing haute couture in Paris has fallen from over a hundred to barely a dozen today. Margy Kinmonth goes behind the scenes at the haute couture giant Chanel as it prepares for the January shows in which its spring/summer collection is launched. We are given a rare interview and glimpse of the famous Karl Lagerfeld of Chanel at work drawing in his studio. We follow the making and complicated construction of one dress to fully understand what “hand made in Paris” really means. Margy interviews John Galliano,Dior’s designer, veteran Italian designer Valentino and French favourite Christian Lacroix. We are treated to vintage archive of early haute couture shows. 　　The film follows key haute couture customers as they visit Paris to see the shows and shop for dresses that can cost up to 100,000 dollars each. Kinmonth asks who are these women and why are they prepared to spend so much money on one dress? There are strict unwritten rules for belonging to this exclusive shopping club.What are they? Why is it all so hush hush? 　　We visit keen haute couture aficionado Betsy Bloomingdale in Los Angeles and see her large collection of haute couture. We meet one of the oldest multi- millionaire collectors in New York City - Carol Petrie whose wedding dress was made by Christian Dior himself in the late 1940’s. We see U. S designer Ralph Rucci’s collection in New York. He is one of the few foreigners allowed to show haute couture in Paris. 　　Texan oil and gas tycoon’s wife Becca Cason Thrash, Susan Gutfreund – wife of the 80’s bond dealer John Gutfreund and Daphne Guinness, a Brit with a passion for haute couture are all interviewed. They mingle on the front rows of the catwalk shows alongside celebrities such as Victoria Beckham. Insider Baroness Helene de Ludinghausen, who was for 31 years the directrice of Yves Saint Laurent, spills the beans about the subject no one ever mentions – how much this frocks cost. 　　Is haute couture now an art form? The customers all think so.

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION 　　This film uncovers the anachronistic and surprising fairytale world of haute couture through its players past and present, featuring rare archive from the BBC vaults. 　　Margy Kinmonth takes a journey from Paris to New York and California to meet both designers and customers in this much talked about but little explained pocket of the fashion industry. Haute couture’s traditional American customers are getting old and dying off now and fewer wealthy young women are taking their place to ensure its survival. She discovers how much has changed and surprisingly how much has stayed the same in this story of decadent decline. 　　Since its heyday after WW 2 the number of fashion houses showing haute couture in Paris has fallen from over a hundred to barely a dozen today. Margy Kinmonth goes behind the scenes at the haute couture giant Chanel as it prepares for the January shows in which its spring/summer collection is launched. We are given a rare interview and glimpse of the famous Karl Lagerfeld of Chanel at work drawing in his studio. We follow the making and complicated construction of one dress to fully understand what “hand made in Paris” really means. Margy interviews John Galliano,Dior’s designer, veteran Italian designer Valentino and French favourite Christian Lacroix. We are treated to vintage archive of early haute couture shows. 　　The film follows key haute couture customers as they visit Paris to see the shows and shop for dresses that can cost up to 100,000 dollars each. Kinmonth asks who are these women and why are they prepared to spend so much money on one dress? There are strict unwritten rules for belonging to this exclusive shopping club.What are they? Why is it all so hush hush? 　　We visit keen haute couture aficionado Betsy Bloomingdale in Los Angeles and see her large collection of haute couture. We meet one of the oldest multi- millionaire collectors in New York City - Carol Petrie whose wedding dress was made by Christian Dior himself in the late 1940’s. We see U. S designer Ralph Rucci’s collection in New York. He is one of the few foreigners allowed to show haute couture in Paris. 　　Texan oil and gas tycoon’s wife Becca Cason Thrash, Susan Gutfreund – wife of the 80’s bond dealer John Gutfreund and Daphne Guinness, a Brit with a passion for haute couture are all interviewed. They mingle on the front rows of the catwalk shows alongside celebrities such as Victoria Beckham. Insider Baroness Helene de Ludinghausen, who was for 31 years the directrice of Yves Saint Laurent, spills the beans about the subject no one ever mentions – how much this frocks cost. 　　Is haute couture now an art form? The customers all think so.

普通上班族向田刚志，某天突然被召唤到了异世界。成为异世界居民后，他失望地发现自己的固有技能是“网上超市”这个乍看无用的技能。但实际上，使用这个技能购买到的现代食品竟能在异世界发挥惊人的效果？！

由于愿望之码造成的一个意外，让来自源码世界的编程猫在宇宙旅行中飞船失事坠落到地球。 　　飞船损毁无法回家的编程猫遇到了前来寻找愿望之码的数学天才罗克和他的小伙伴，而愿望之码告诉大家，谁能把他复原就可以实现一个愿望。 　　接下来的故事中，他们用罗克的数学知识结合编程猫的编程能力，帮助小镇居民解决难题和达成愿望。 　　但是故事中的反派博士，也想得到愿望之码帮他达成统治地球的愿望。幸好，大家在和博士展开了一场斗智斗勇的精彩对抗后终于成功修复愿望之码。 　　最后罗克和小伙们跟着编程猫一起去到源码世界，展开了新一轮神奇有趣的冒险之旅。

由于愿望之码造成的一个意外，让来自源码世界的编程猫在宇宙旅行中飞船失事坠落到地球。 　　飞船损毁无法回家的编程猫遇到了前来寻找愿望之码的数学天才罗克和他的小伙伴，而愿望之码告诉大家，谁能把他复原就可以实现一个愿望。 　　接下来的故事中，他们用罗克的数学知识结合编程猫的编程能力，帮助小镇居民解决难题和达成愿望。 　　但是故事中的反派博士，也想得到愿望之码帮他达成统治地球的愿望。幸好，大家在和博士展开了一场斗智斗勇的精彩对抗后终于成功修复愿望之码。 　　最后罗克和小伙们跟着编程猫一起去到源码世界，展开了新一轮神奇有趣的冒险之旅。

由于愿望之码造成的一个意外，让来自源码世界的编程猫在宇宙旅行中飞船失事坠落到地球。 飞船损毁无法回家的编程猫遇到了前来寻找愿望之码的数学天才罗克和他的小伙伴，而愿望之码告诉大家，谁能把他复原就可以实现一个愿望。 接下来的故事中，他们用罗克的数学知识结合编程猫的编程能力，帮助小镇居民解决难题和达成愿望。 但是故事中的反派博士，也想得到愿望之码帮他达成统治地球的愿望。幸好，大家在和博士展开了一场斗智斗勇的精彩对抗后终于成功修复愿望之码。 最后罗克和小伙们跟着编程猫一起去到源码世界，展开了新一轮神奇有趣的冒险之旅。

故事讲述了数学天才罗克和小伙伴们遇到了新的朋友编程猫，大家使用数学和编程的知识解决问题，并一起帮助小镇居民们的故事，有了他们的帮助，智能科技改变了小镇居民们的生活，出现越来越多的智能产品，生活变得越来越便利，小镇逐渐成为了世界知名的智能小镇。