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The story of Oliver Cromwell's head is perhaps the most bizarre, yet least well known, of all tales from English history. From regal burial, to exhumation and decapitation, this relic of our only non-royal ruler has traveled a most peculiar path. It has been a gruesome warning to traitors, a secret prize for a soldier, an attraction at an 18th century peep show, and an object of veneration and derision, until it was finally laid to rest in a secret ceremony. CROMWELL'S HEAD, is a one-hour documentary, telling the full story of this extraordinary artifact. CROMWELL'S HEAD unravels a mystery, and brings to light a variety of strange tales. By looking at the passions, public and private, aroused by Cromwell and his head, it illuminates how British attitudes to monarchy, democracy and radicalism were formed - and how they have changed, since our civil war over 350 years ago. Among the politicians and academics throwing light on Cromwell's legacy and historical impact are The Right Hon. Frank Dobson, Douglas Carswell MP, Dr. Patrick Little of the The History of Parliament Trust, Prof. Blair Worden, Dr. Micheál Ó Siochrú of Trinity College Dublin, and Dr. Frances Larson author of "Severed".

When young genius Felix Brainiac teams up with his time-traveling dinosaur pal Big T, the duo sets out on an amazing adventure, going where no kid and dino have gone before, The Solar System.

When a peculiar hotel dinner show draws crowds during a postapocalyptic famine, one family discovers they'll pay much more than the price of admission.

After murdering a police officer and stealing his patrol car, a mysterious, hulking figure begins a night of carnage and terror in a small Georgia town, pulling over innocent victims until a shocking final confrontation reveals the killer to be even more monstrous than anyone imagined.

It's campaign season, and the students of Lincoln High are buzzing about who's going to be class president... But when a psycho dressed as Abraham Lincoln starts hacking up students, the candidates must run... for their lives. One-by-one, the mighty Lincoln Lambs are being slaughtered by the merciless maniac in the stovepipe hat. Everyone is dying for a vote...

Retired court painter Shin Han-pyeong seeks to settle an old score with the most sought-after painter of that time, Kim Hong-do (Kim Young-ho). Shin raises his son to surpass Kim Hong-do, but his son commits suicide over his lack of talent. The father then pushes his daughter Yun-jeong to disguise herself as her brother and enter the world of court painters. The grown-up Yun-jeong (Kim Min-sun), now known under the pen name "Hyewon," finally enters the court and learns to paint under the guidance of Kim Hong-do, who is trusted by King Jeongjo. Kim Hong-do quickly notices Yun-bok's huge potential as well as his girlish features. Things remain normal until Yun-bok goes out and comes across a playful seller of mirrors, Kang-mu (Kim Nam-gil). When their romantic adventure takes off, it is Kim Hong-do who ends up heartbroken. Kim's jealousy, and his desire to own Yun-bok physically and emotionally, soars to a perilous level.

In a frat house where no one can be trusted, a new brother becomes the target of a masked killer.

Rescuing God's people from destruction, Esther is a symbol of hope, the virtue that gives men and women strength in the darkest moments, and which, for the Bible, is founded on God's promise. Starring Louise Lombard (CSI: Crime Scene Investigation), F. Murray Abraham (Amadeus), Thomas Kretschmann (Valkyrie) and Jurgen Prochnow (The Da Vinci Code). Approximately 90 minutes.

"The Butterfly, The Harp, and The Timepiece" is a short film starring Oscar winner Melissa Leo (London Has Fallen, The Big Short, The Fighter), Golden Globe winner Alex Ebert (All is Lost), and scored by Grammy winner Alex Geringas. The story revolves around a vagabond, an office worker, and a former executive who grasp for hope in their waning dreams through sentimental treasures at a magical pawn shop, but unlikely circumstances bind their paths together in a culmination of fulfillment and disappointment.

It's one thing to want to stand out from the crowd. It's quite another to be held back for the things that make you different. Worse still to be attacked for what makes you, you. Your voice. Your skin color. In this documentary Jon-Paul Gates explores racism in today's climate through stories from people of various races.

In U.S. police officers kill nearly 1000 people a year, every year. What happened that rate is so high and is it going worse or better across decades.

Veda (19) has wanted to die since she was eleven. She wants euthanasia due to her psychic problems and fights for what she means is her right. In the Netherlands, euthanasia is allowed when you are in pain.

Epidemiologist Chris Golden and ABC News correspondent James Longman embark on a journey to speak with the scientists connecting the dots on culture, disease, and the environment to discover the patterns that cause global health crises.

Rick is in his final year of College and finds true love (Kali Hawk - Fifty Shades of Black, Couples Retreat, Bridesmaids). The catch is she's Black and Rick quickly discovers this love isn't ordinary.

3,200 men are waiting for their execution on death row. And 60 women - Who are they? We decided to follow five of them. Shawna Forde, the head of an anti-immigration group, who killed a Mexican man and his daughter. Melissa Lucio, mother of 13, who killed her 2-year-old daughter. Debra Bracewell, forced by her own husband to execute a man, and Linda Carty, who ordered the rape and murder of a young woman in order to kidnap her child. Finally, Michelle Byrom, who is no longer on death row, will provide a different and complementary point of view to the film. Let's dive in these prisoners' lives full of horror, hope, death, and love, in one of the most terrible places in the USA, death row.

When Annie meets with an accident in a forest, Shamu rescues her and she develops feelings for him. Later, she discovers that he is a married man.