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The Grim Sleeper, one of the nation's most infamous serial killers, remained undetected for decades-until a shocking breakthrough changed everything.

'When We Were Shuttle' is a feature-length documentary exploring the Space Shuttle Program through the eyes of some of the exceptional men and women who worked behind-the-scenes to make it fly. What in their opinions made the Program special? Why was it necessary? How did their involvement with Shuttle impact their lives, their families and the greater community of Florida's Space Coast? Through their recollections and personal archive, we get to the core of the humanity behind the Program, gaining a unique, grassroots look at the way Shuttle affected life in the Sunshine State, from the thriving aerospace industry it sustained, to the dramatic impact the decision to retire Shuttle had when the Program ended in 2011.

Aaron Wilder, a man living a sheltered life, is challenged by his deceased mother to do a scavenger hunt in Asia. Can he do it? What will he find? And, what the heck is shariko?

Holiday romance seems to be budding when Sarah's childhood best friend, Kevin, returns home just in time for Christmas. But outside forces and mixed feelings conspire to put both their relationship and possibly their friendship at risk.

A premonition inducing drug could cost a group of med students everything they hold dearly, including their memories.

A brilliant scientist gets trapped in her car after a terrible crash. Isolated, struggling to survive, she holds the key to cure a pandemic ravaging the world.

Ten years after a zombie outbreak, A group of survivors finds refuge with a tropical island community to discover a zombie worshiping cult with plans to rule the post-apocalyptic wasteland.

Was one of the world's most beloved motion pictures influenced by a small upstate New York town? The Real Bedford Falls: It's a Wonderful Life is an Emmy-award winning half-hour documentary that explores the connections between Seneca Falls, New York, and Bedford Falls, the setting of the movie It's a Wonderful Life. The documentary examines small-town life in Seneca Falls, captures the excitement of the annual It's a Wonderful Life Festival, and celebrates the enduring themes of the Frank Capra classic. The film features interviews with Karolyn Grimes (who played Zuzu Bailey in It's a Wonderful Life), Jimmy Hawkins (who played Tommy Bailey), Monica Capra Hodges, granddaughter of Frank Capra, and film critic Leonard Maltin. NBC Today Show legend Bob Dotson provides the narration.

Primary cast and key crew members of All Creatures Great & Small (2020), a series about veterinary services in a farming community in mid-twentieth century Yorkshire, discuss one of if not the key component of the series, namely the animals involved. Those animals range from large domesticated farm animals, to wild animals, to family pets, each animal species which has its own quirks and foibles, with differences even between individual animals within a species. Storylines where a specific animal is key are discussed, most specifically the importance of the relationship between the animal in question and its owner or handler. It seems to be a prerequisite for anyone working on the show to own a pet, those interviewed talking about their own pets, especially those that are fixtures on set, albeit off-screen. And a trip is made to the animal training farm, where the trainers, wranglers, and actors are seen interacting with the animals, the actors so that they and the animals can get socialized with each other before the cameras start rolling. Within these discussions, particular focus is paid to arguably the most famous animal character on the show, the pampered Pekingnese Tricki Woo, and his wealthy, eccentric owner, Mrs. Pumphrey. And in a bit of levity, the actors portraying veterinarians are quizzed if they remember remedies their characters prescribed for various animal ailments, and the interviewees are asked which veterinarian character they would turn to if their own pet required health care services.

Loving animals and eating them at the same time, ignoring death but enjoying salami, how does that work together? Meat-eating people have managed to suppress the fact that they eat animals that have to be killed first. The profound documentary by Grimme Prize winner David Spaeth goes to those who are at the beginning of the chain and face the facts - to those who do the killing. A young trainee, an experienced head butcher, two women who are taking a slaughter course - the main characters of the film talk about their actions, far from any clichés, in an amazingly open and reflective way. What may seem macabre at first is at the same time shown in all honesty and intensity and revolves around fundamental issues Questions. Also whether robots will be able to do the killing without humans in the future. The protagonists of the film negotiate the entire dilemma of meat consumption on our behalf. What do you think, what do you suppress, what do you feel?

Manny's life spirals into darkness after he's thrust into single-parenthood and feeling the guilt of decisions which he feels were the difference between life and death. He must find a way to live and love again--or lose himself forever.

Hong Kong, 2012. The 15th anniversary of the reunification with China is coming up. Victoria Philips (Veronica Ferres), a renowned art expert from Berlin, fills in at short notice as curator for an exhibit organized by her husband (Herbert Knaup), head of foreign acquisitions at a major bank. The exhibit is the Haiman Collection, which has never been displayed publicly before. The night she arrives, disaster strikes: Despite tight security, the Haiman Collection is stolen before it even leaves the mainland. Apparently it's already being offered for sale on the black market in Hong Kong. Several powerful Chinese families are interested. The police investigation heats up, Inspector Braddock (Matthew Marsh) closes off the Special Administrative Region Hong Kong. At an art auction, Victoria meets charismatic art lover Edward Lim (Russell Wong), who fascinates her, and who helps her delve deeper into the local art scene. When things take a dramatic turn, Victoria has to decide what side she's on and how her life will go on from here.

The story follows a family gathering together for their annual family Christmas party which began 50 years prior. Rebecca Fox arrives at the party to find her father Thomas involved with a new woman, not even a year after her mother's passing. In her comical efforts to derail the romance during a marathon of Christmas events, she stumbles upon her own unexpected love story.

Jutta and Bruno have been invited to the wedding of their niece in Sardinia.But before the wedding Bruno want's to spend some nice holidays at Costa Esmeralda with Jutta.So they rent a car and find a very nice place.While they are on the beach somebody steals the car (and the wedding ring which was in the car).It's the beginning of their adventures in Sardinia.They manage to find a house and spend there the night.And now Jutta wants to go further riding a donkey through the mountains of Sardinia.