The Z Word

3rd & Bird is a new, animated preschool series about a community of birds that live, learn and play in the branches of a beautiful old tree. 3rd & Bird was created by Josh Selig, creator of The Wonder Pets, and uses Photo-puppetry animation.

In this colorful animated series for the pre-reading set, WordFriends -- animals whose bodies are composed of the letters that make up their names -- get into silly, sticky situations that can be resolved only by finding the right word.

The story of two women and how they trick a husband into renovating a kitchen.

WordWorld: Castles in the Sea" features four stories from the PBSKids program "WordWorld." The stories are ""Castles in the Sea," "The Dancing Duck Bonanza," "A Star is Born" and "Tick Tock Space Clock." These stories are fine examples of the program, showing Duck and Shark learning to believe in themselves, how anyone can solve problems with some imagination and smart thinking and how to be a good friend to others. Along the way, they teach literacy and a love of words with fun music and songs and excellent humor.

A live recording of Mark Lowry's stand-up comedy. Recorded at the beautiful Tivoli Theatre in Chattanooga, TN, Mark Lowry takes you through a series of gut-busting funny stories and songs — and even shows you how a Baptist dances! Program: 1. If Your Heart Belongs To Jesus 2. Presbyterian Baptismal 3. Praying To A Single Adult 4. Baby Why Not Me 5. The New Dentist 6. The Old Sanctuary 7. All Mama Ever Wanted 8. The Last Word 9. Fritzy & Helen Hanft 10. I Know, I Know 11. Flying With A Baby 12. Life Backwards 13. Rest In The Arms 14. For Just A Glimpse Of You 15. If Your Heart Belongs To Jesus (Reprise)

Gretchen Worden oversees one of the strangest and creepiest collections in existence. As director of The Mutter Museum, she presides over preserved, mummified and mounted remains of human oddities. Glass jars line her walls, each containing a freak of nature, a grossly deformed corpse or body parts. Both the collection and Worden's grave­side manner are chilling but compelling. Errol Morris giggles nervously in the face of death.

The documentary explores the writer’s literary works and offers possible reasons as to why he is said to be rightly considered the most successful, possibly the most awarded Slovenian writer among mountain climbers, or mountain climber among writers.

A nervous gay lad tries to come out to his straight mates... but they just don't understand what he's trying to say. They think gay means lame, crap, weak or stupid... idiots!

The Reverend Rodger Perkins, a Presbyterian missionary to Brazil, portrays himself in this true story of a young missionary flyer who travels between remote villages in an impassioned campaign to use “wings to speed the Word of God.” Narrated by Alexander Scourby.

Word on the Street is an action comedy about a small time New York drug dealer gets caught up in the fast night life of the city.

An 80-minute documentary following John Cale and Brian Eno in Moscow, London, and Wales during the creation of the album "Words for the Dying."

Three contemplative monologues about killing, written by Hugo Blick.

A couple of impoverished pals get into a struggle after missing out on a golden economic opportunity.

Explores contemporary Australian hip hop through intimate and candid observations of some of the nations most potent and compelling artists.

Five years after the death of her wife, an unassuming bookstore owner attempts to accept new love when a chance encounter reawakens buried feelings.

One guy's day starts out pretty bad, but ends up pretty good. And one word sums it all up.

Anais, a young woman whose lover has died, awakes from an unsettling dream: the man she loved has written a letter in an attempt to contact her from beyond the grave. Upon waking, she finds the note by her bedside. As her journey through temptations, lies, and hallucinations begins, she struggles, driven by hope, that love survives the grave. Or has she, in fact, lost her mind?

Where the Words Grow follows three Chicago slam poets as they compete to represent the city at the National Poetry Slam.

A man's wounded leg is healed by the power of Jesus; but this upsets his traditional African father.

As part of BBC Sport's LGBT+ History Month, Clare Balding looks at what it means to be a gay woman in sport. From the outing of high profile athletes in the 1980s through to today's younger stars, she'll reveal how women have adapted and changed as they try to reclaim the word 'Lesbian'.