The relationship between an artist-photographer and a 14-year-old boy provides the basis for this semi-documentary set in the bohemian section of Montreal. The actors use their real names, and much of the story is improvised as it follows the friendship between the two. When the boy's parents (the actor's real parents) begin to get suspicious as to the nature of the relationship, they begin trying to break it up.
Sean Rowe would captivate listeners no matter what he was singing. His deep, rumbling baritone delivers tales of lives held in suspension, people balanced between night and day, darkness and light, life and death. Which is not to say Rowe’s songs are negative or downhearted. They’re just brief, impressionistic snapshots of this world we live in, full of muted joy and sorrow. 
Naslov originala: The Case of Charles Dexer Word / H. P. Lovecraft
Autobiografska priča Eve Hofman, nekadašnjeg urednika New York Times Rewiew, već će samim naslovom prvog poglavlja u knjizi razuvjeriti sve one koji očekuju još jednu predvidljivu imigrantsku storiju o toliko željenom bijegu iz Istočne Evrope. Autorka je, bez tračka ironije, prvi dio svog pripovijedanja koji opisuje njeno djetinstvo u post-ratnoj Poljskoj, u kojoj je, i u mirnodopskim vremenima i bez pomoći Njemačke, jako izražen antisemitizam, jednostavno i upečatljivo, nazvala "Raj". U njemu se Hofmanova, namjerno idealizujući, prisjeća odrastanja u jevrejskoj porodici u poslijeratnom, razrušenom Krakovu, u, na neki način, tada šizofrenom poljskom društvu, pod okriljem nove komunističke vlasti.
A nurse from the Ukraine searches for a better life in the West, while an unemployed security guard from Austria heads East for the same reason.
Innovative director Jacques Rivette created the memorable, multi-leveled classic Celine and Julie Go Boating (1974), seemingly the inspiration for Susan Seidelman's Desperately Seeking Susan (1985). Rivette generates a far-different mood in this French-Swiss-Italian murder mystery. Medical researcher Sylvie (Sandrine Bonnaire) is keeping late lab hours when she catches her brother Paul (Gregoire Colin) with her gun. Having discovered a five-year-old photo with new evidence of their father's death, Paul wants to kill Walser (Jerzy Radziwilowicz), who now heads their dad's high-tech company. To protect Paul, Sylvie decides to kill Walser herself, and she boards the train for Walser's country estate. But is Walser guilty?
The film offers a unique insight into the world of Giger's creation and his private life. In addition to the interview with the artist himself, a considerable part of the documentary is formed by interviews with personalities such as Ernst Fuchs, Stanislav Grof and Debbie Harry.
Austin folk-singer Danny Schmidt has emerged as one of the most revered songwriters in acoustic music with his distinctive songwriting style and captivating performances. Man of Many Moons, his second Red House Records release, is nothing short of an acoustic masterpiece. The eleven songs were recorded with simplicity and minimal production creating a mood of intimacy allowing Danny's guitar playing and poetic lyricism to carry the power of the record.
Heidi Spencer, a singer-songwriter and film school graduate from Milwaukee, has been quietly touring and recording for years under most radars, but now that she's been picked up by the estimable Bella Union for her UK debut album, (the label counts Fleet Foxes, Midlake and Beach House among its charges) her delicate, unhurried country-folk is going to reach many more ears. She has a girlish, sweet voice that's nicely edged with rasp – it's an appealing mix and one well suited to a collection of songs about yearning. Yearning, though, can be a drag: for all the agility and feeling of Spencer's voice, Under Streetlight Glow is not without some pretty torpid longueurs
Po scenariju i prici Jacques Tatija...Bas dirljiv crtac za odrasle...
Marty is a 34-year-old butcher whose Italian family is constantly after him to get married. He meets plain-looking schoolteacher Clara. They are both lonely, unglamorous people who have resigned themselves to their unloved lives. But they manage, in time, to grope their way to love. 
Mirniji, ali uznemireniji, nezniji, ali opominjajuci, harmonican, ali ispreturan...prelep album!!!
Although many musicians joined the band's rotating lineup, Bright Eyes was primarily the songwriting vehicle of Conor Oberst, a quivery-voiced Nebraska native who first attracted attention in 1994 -- when he was only 14 years old -- as the singer and guitarist for Commander Venus. Oberst proved to be a prolific musician, joining multiple bands (including Commander Venus, the Magentas, Park Ave., and Desaparecidos) while also co-founding Saddle Creek, an influential label that helped broadcast "the Omaha Sound" to a national audience. Nonetheless, he devoted most of his time to Bright Eyes, whose albums encompassed everything from folk to indie rock to electronica. Oberst eventually shifted his focus to the Mystic Valley Band in 2008, fueling rumors that he'd shelved the Bright Eyes project after ten years of activity.
