That Never Happened Canada S First National Internment Operations

The events that occur the night of a bachelor party are often shrouded in secrecy--until now! The night before Claire and Brad's wedding, Claire sends her friend Tori along to make sure Brad behaves himself. But before the evening is over, a stripper will make off with the cash; a loan shark will have to be paid off; the maid of honor will be kidnapped; and the groom will be held hostage by a sexy dominatrix. But the real question is: will they make it to the church on time?

Two roommates are troubled by some criminal activities taking place in the university complex that they live in. Hoping everything will be alright, each of them have a different approach to the situation and will experience different outcome of a very odd night.

Some years ago, director Ina Pillat discovered the story of an early synthesizer from East Berlin. She is herself from the DDR, but lives in Norway. This early electronic sound generator was far ahead of its time. She gets curious, what is the story behind this unique invention?

Five characters from the Renaissance have dinner and talk about the state of Europe.

The documentary tells the little known story of thousands of Ukrainian and Eastern Europeans that were interned in Canadian camps during the First World War.

Deine Lakaien followed through on their promise to the fans: For the first time in the history of the band, they presented themselves in the style and sound equipment of the ‘80s. “As live duo – electronics and singing only – we played songs exclusively from the initial years 1986 until 1991. Furthermore, we just used original instruments from that time (amongst other things, Revox tape recorder, Commodore C-64, Atari ST – functional reliability was not guaranteed!). The whole program was exclusively rehearsed for this event: Many of the songs were performed live for the first and only time, the other compositions were presented in special ‘retro’ versions.” The concert was autonomously organized, privately planned, financed and accomplished by Deine Lakaien in collaboration with the fan club and several long-time companions of the band.

Spike Jonze and his team visit the UK and interview members of the public, asking them to imagine an Oasis music video that they'll star in with the band. Oasis didn't like anyone's ideas and so the video was never made, but Spike still made his film.

The still unexplained murder of former police officer Robert Remiáš in 1996, which appears to have involved the Slovak secret service at the behest of those in the highest places, remains a major blemish on the young Slovak democracy. The year before, the state directed the kidnapping of the son of the Slovak president, with whom the then Prime Minister Vladimír Mečiar had a dispute. And Remiáš, who was the only witness to the kidnapping, became inconvenient...

The almost impassive recording of a common jacket hanging on a balcony slowly slides into the analysis of the mechanisms of perception, where the lines between reality and illusion are revealed somewhat labile.

A found footage made with 35mm clips from the action film Twister, whose 1996 screening at Can-View Drive-In in Canada was canceled due to a hurricane.

He promised supermodels and yachts, but delivered tents and cheese sandwiches. How one man engineered a music festival disaster.