The Collective

The Harold Lloyd Comedy Collection boxed set is the definitive account of one of the silent cinema's greatest comedians--and for a time, its most popular star. The seven discs included in this three-volume set have virtually all of Lloyd's 1920s features, most of his talking pictures, and a healthy collection of shorts. Because Lloyd--a canny businessman--retained control over much of his output, the films have remained under his (and his estate's) control through the decades, and the quality of the key titles is generally excellent.

This films highlights some of Japanese most infamous urban legends that have been passed down generation by generation. Some of the urban legends included are Satoru-kun and Hikiko-san.

Russian film album for the war

Bheja Fry is a series of Indian comedy films written and directed by Sagar Ballary and starring Vinay Pathak.

In just a few years, Japanese idol group AKB48 has been featured in music videos for 70 of their songs over the course of three years. Now, AKB48 fans have a chance to own 36 of those music videos (and some of their alternate versions) on the Million Ippai music video collection!

Te Wei, an artist famous for blending Chinese painting into animations, has produced countless award-winning animations in his career since 1950s. The present collection compiles 4 titles by him, all adapted from famous Chinese fairy tales or fables. Some of his works, such as A Tadpole Looking for Mom (1960) and Love for Mountain and Water (1988), have won awards locally and overseas, from the prestigious Hundred Flowers Awards in China to even the Cannes Film Festival. Te Wei's art demonstrates a very different aesthetics from Western animations, which are characterized by their refined lines and elaboration patterns. On the other hand, he sometimes borrows from famous Chinese painting in portraying his characters. His works, which are indeed animated classical Chinese paintings, will offer a refreshing experience for children and grown-ups alike.

Horror and Science fiction anthology from Japan

Compilation of the popular psychic ghost story series "Million Scariest Videos - The Most Fearful True Stories Ghost Stories"! This volume contains a total of 27 ghost stories, the most terrifying true ghost stories in the series! These are ghost stories that have attracted particular attention in the ghost story world and have never been heard before, told by 11 ghost storytellers of various personalities! The book is supervised by Kaos Sumikura, the "Jurei Guide" who has produced a number of horror videos such as the "Scary Movie Series" and is the guide for "One Million Horror Stories," a website that collects ghost stories for posting.

A man visits a mysterious collector to buy old photographs. The collection holds something valuable.

4 short films: Emilie Muller, La part d'ombre, J'aime, Par amour. Bonus: interviews with Yvon Marciano and Véronika Varga.

Beşir, a cemetery keeper and a collector. Every dead person who comes to the cemetery becomes a part of his collection.

An obsessive collector (Erik Fens) creates his own scrapbook world. The film presents analyses of the collecting impulse based on Freudian theorie and Buddhism.

Collection of independent short films by director Shinichiro Ueda.

The sculptor and painter Agueda Lozano narrates the first contacts with plastic art that she had in her native Ciudad Cuauhtémoc, Chihuahua; her stay in France and how was her arrival in Europe; her return to Mexico, and her participation in important exhibitions and sculpture projects, among which the definitive insertion sculpture that she inaugurated in the Plaza de México in Paris stands out. Likewise, she talks about her works in the Payment in Kind Collection, about the characters that promoted and inspired her in her career, and about her aesthetic proposals and creation techniques.

Two insurance collectors still anchored in the traditional visits that were in the past, visit unusual clients who will make them reflect on life and their 30 years together.

A boy who believes that there are only seven ways to die.

The two female characters of the narrative, which are set in a real place called Namhaegak located in Namhae, collect souvenirs in the ruined Namhaegak. And they write a letter to their mother.

Video work tells a story of an art collector as remembered by herself in her old age, and as narrated by her friend, a psychoanalyst. Through this narrative the authors deal with the spirit of avant-garde art in the first half of the 20th century. By layering black and white and color images and sounds the work creates a deep and lively emotional space.