Né en 1873 dans un quartier ouvrier de Naples, Enrico Caruso a conquis la planète grâce à sa voix d’or. À 27 ans, à force d’acharnement, le jeune homme décroche un contrat à la Scala de Milan, où il subjugue le public. Sa popularité, déjà immense, s’envole bientôt grâce à une invention dont il assoit le succès : le gramophone. Ses enregistrements se vendent par millions et l’Amérique lui tend les bras. En 1903, le ténor italien débarque à New York, où il se produit au prestigieux Metropolitan Opera, notamment dans le rôle de Radamès (Aïda), l’un de ses plus grands succès. Mais la distance finit par avoir raison de sa relation avec la soprano Ada Giachetti, restée en Italie. Victime d’un chantage de la Mafia, le ténor au cœur blessé est également soumis à une pression considérable, les spectateurs réclamant de lui la même intensité lors de chaque prestation. Épuisé et malade, il s’éteint dans sa ville natale en 1921, à l’âge de 48 ans.

Middle-aged painter and young musician fall hard for each other while on vacation. Then she discovers he's married.

Carter Wong stars in this Hong Kong classic as a powerful martial artist who must protect an old man and his daughter from a snake god who possesses deadly kung fu skills.

On July 9th GCW presents Fight Club Houston straight from Premier Arena in Houston, Texas. The lineup is almost completed, check it below: AJ Gray vs Bryan Keith Nick Gage vs Sadika Joey Janela vs Dante Ninja Mack vs Jack Cartwheel Effy vs Gino Jimmy Lloyd vs Carter Lucha Scramble .... more to be added soon!

What would have happened if the Neanderthals had prevailed over Homo Sapiens? How would our species have evolved? How does art relate to evolution, and why in the world does evolution behave like a bricoleur? Last of all, just what does Marcel Duchamp have to do with all of this? This film is neither a documentary nor a portrait of the artist Pable Echaurren; it’s a kaleidoscopic meditation on our past, present and future.

I'm a dog who lives under a bridge in a park...

Govoreči maček, zlobni grof, grbavec in lepa princesa - tale risanka ima vse sestavine klasične pravljice. Carabass, sin revnega mlinarja, je razočaran, ko podeduje garjavega mačkona. Toda ko mu maček reši življenje, mu je hitro jasno, da to ni samo navaden mačkon. Carabass po naključju sreča kraljevo hčer in se zaljubi vanjo. Zaveda se, da njegova ljubezen ne bo uslišana, saj nima ne denarja ne lepih oblek in ga preganja zlobni grof. Zabava se začne, ko mu priskoči na pomoč prebrisani maček, ki je skoval načrt, s katerim bosta prelisičila grofa in pridobila naklonjenost kraljeve družine.

Celebrate the best surprise party ever with Fien, Teun and all their animal friends in their brand new cinema film! Once again full of cheerful – well-known and new – songs.

A film made in honor of the families of this world with great phrases from great people.

Four women create mayhem as they follow their Navy partners around the Riviera.

A short comedy spoof about Universal Monsters and their everyday unconventional work done at their very own talent agency for their movies.

In 19th century Cuba, runaway African slaves known as 'Cimarrons' hiding in settlements in the eastern mountains. But discord among the Cimarrons is sown by a limited offer of freedom from the Spanish. Maluala is part of a trilogy of films about Cuba's slave uprisings made by Sergio Giral, the best known Afro-Cuban director.

Mexican movie

BROKEN TRUST takes an unflinching look at the secret world of sexual and emotional abuse experienced by athletes. Moving beyond attention-grabbing headlines, the film draws on courageous first-hand testimonies from Olympic and national-class athletes and coaches to reveal how victims in the sports world are often isolated and ostracized for speaking out, how parents are pressured to keep silent when confronted by abusive coaches, and how more and more athletes are fighting back to change the system. Broken Trust is a powerful tool for critically examining the systemic and social forces that contribute to the culture of abuse in sports and beyond. Featuring interviews with Jessica Armstrong, Katelyn Ohashi, Craig Maurizi, Nancy Hogshead-Makar, Eva Rondansky, John Hoberman, and Pam Boteler.