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Lost Footprints

The story of people able to recover the part of themselves that they never recognized loss. It is a subtle introspection, through the eyes of each of the characters, which, in their day, they left behind

Lost & Found Video Night Vol. 6

Mixing such dangerous elements as mind destroying public access segments, embarrassing live news footage, ridiculous moments from some of the most bizarre foreign films ever made, and more, this edition is certain to freak out any self respecting film fanatic! Featuring such insanity as the Indonesian Sylvester Stallone, geriatric ladies performing the most pathetic ballet ever seen, Doc Mo She: the Hanukkah Homeboy, proof that Jesus Christ can't give kids candy on command, a touching moment of religious honesty from Stryper, Larry King asked to 'Zoom the penis', Tiny Tim performing Great Balls of Fire live on the Ed Sullivan Show, Bruce Lee vs. Dracula's Zombies, Mickey Rooney in the middle of an intense psychedelic flashback, Tony Curtis hitting a guy in the face with a phone, and a whole lot more!

Lost & Found Video Night Vol. 7

Ask yourself, 'Where am I going to find footage of a bearded lady singing Patsy Cline's 'Crazy', sandwiched between a backwoods goon philosophizing on the dangers of Lyme disease and an angry country singer smashing his guitar over a disgruntled audience members head?' The clear answer: Lost & Found Video Night Vol. 7! This jam packed volume is filled with some of the strangest sights you will ever see, including Richard Simmons in drag having sex with a vacuum cleaner; hoffific public access shows; Turkish film insanity; a man setting himself on fire via a fart and a ligher; amazingly embarrassing live TV footage; a backwoods dentist and his brain dead patient; one of the worst comedians you will ever see; weird vintage TV commercials; rare musical footage including The Pretty Things, Francois Hardy, Raquel Welch, and much, much more!

Louis Armstrong: Forever Gold

Music & Musicals, Vocal Jazz, Jazz & Easy Listening, Classic Jazz, Jazz Greats - American jazz, for all intents and purposes, began with the innovative, legendary 1920s trumpet solos of Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong. (Even Armstrong's inimitable scat singing became much imitated.) Indeed, the genre owes "Satchmo" a huge and continuing debt. This video contains several of Armstrong's most well-known signature tunes, including "You Rascal You," "Just Because," "When It's Sleepy Time Down South" and others.

Lost Narcissus

A Paleolithic man discovers a mysterious black liquid gurgling from inside his cave. At first contact, he finds himself immersed in a transcendent journey of exploration.

Drama Romance

Love Doctor

Lily (Aya Fujimoto) and Kiki (Mai Nakajima) of "Love Doctor", a work that fills the lonely and sad hearts of men in the world who have fallen ill with love. Lily took pride in her work and gave all the men energy and brilliance. However, Lily also had a gap in her mind.