Keith Emerson

"Moog," a documentary about Robert Moog, inventor of the modern synthesizer, is a portrait of the legendary figure in music and technology and his ideas about creativity, design, interactivity, spirituality and his collaborations with musicians over the years.

Filmmaker Hans Fjellestad tells the story of Robert Moog, a pioneer in the realm of electronic music who invented the Moog synthesizer in 1964. Initially viewed as a threat to "real" music, the Moog opened up a world of creative possibilities. From prog-rockers Keith Emerson and Rick Wakeman to pioneering DJs like Mix Master Mike and Money Mark, Moog devotees sound off on the man and his groundbreaking machine.

MOOG, a documentary about Robert Moog, inventor of the modern synthesiser, is a portrait of the legendary figure in music and technology and his ideas about creativity, design, interactivity, spirituality and his collaborations with musicians over the years.

MOOG, a documentary about Robert Moog, inventor of the modern synthesiser, is a portrait of the legendary figure in music and technology and his ideas about creativity, design, interactivity, spirituality and his collaborations with musicians over the years.

MOOG, a documentary about Robert Moog, inventor of the modern synthesizer, is a portrait of the legendary figure in music and technology and his ideas about creativity, design, interactivity, spirituality and his collaborations with musicians over the years.

Five people from different backgrounds explore, the ups and downs of life. Will the Church, help them find a way to deal with it all, or will the church fail them?

Pastor Ian Gallagher has it all: a loving wife, great kids, and a church that adores him. Life's pretty good, he thinks to himself. But that life is about to be shattered like an iron spike through a window. And to keep his family together, it will take everything Pastor Ian has -- including facing the secrets of his past.

Pastor Ian Gallagher has it all: a loving wife, great kids, and a church that adores him. Life's pretty good, he thinks to himself. But that life is about to be shattered like an iron spike through a window. And to keep his family together, it will take everything Pastor Ian has -- including facing the secrets of his past.

Five people from different backgrounds explore, the ups and downs of life. Will the Church, help them find a way to deal with it all, or will the church fail them?

The tenants of a Manhattan apartment are terrorized by deadly spirits. Among other equally gruesome things, they are decapitated, clawed to death by cats, burned, and attacked by a knife-wielding killer. Another stylish horror opus from the incomparable Argento. INFERNO acts as a semi-sequel to his previous film SUSPIRIA (1977), involving the same witch-lore. This time around, there are a few very memorable set-pieces, most notably an eerie, breathtaking underwater scene. Stylish, violent, and classy all at the same time.

The second in Dario Argento's "Three Mothers" trilogy, Inferno focuses on a Manhattan apartment building that is inhabited by a deadly spirit that murders the tenants in increasingly gruesome and sadistic ways. When poet Rose discovers a book that suggests she's living in a building built for one of three evil sisters to rule the world, she pleads for her brother to visit her from Rome. But when he arrives, she's disappeared without a trace.

The tenants of a Manhattan apartment are terrorized by deadly spirits. They are decapitated, clawed to death by cats, burned, and attacked by a knife-wielding killer.