Doris Day Show - Series 2 Vol. 5 Episode 19-22

Harold Pinter's - The Caretaker

With the theatre world unsure of what the film is actually about The Caretaker is a sensitive film studying shared illusion, tragic dispossession and a bond of unspoken love.

Line Dancing 101

In this DVD, Shawn quickly and easily takes you through several different dances, step-by-step in an order that makes sense, and at a pace set for everyone. This DVD is very effective with clear, understandable, and completely attainable instruction. Following the instruction is incredibly easy as the instructor teaches to the side and then with his back to you so you can follow EXACTLY what's being done in the same direction and at the same time. Line Dance 101 is great for all ages too!

Beethoven - Eroica

The day that changed music forever... By the time the first public performance of Beethoven's Symphony No.3 (Eroica) took place in Vienna in 1805, a privileged few had already heard the work at a private play-through at the Lobkowitz Palace in June 1804. Nick Dear's award-winning period drama, starring Ian Hart as Beethoven, brings to life the momentous day that prompted Haydn to remark 'everything is different from today'.

3 Non Blondes

Gary Reich (Da Ali G Show and Trigger Happy TV) brings you more inspired wit with the aid of three ballsy, extremely talented woman, hidden cameras and the general public. The show brings you tomfoolery aboard the streets as three women (Tameka Empson, Jocelyn Jee Esien, and Ninia Benjamin) create an extensive, amusing and courageous cast list. Scenes include buskers doing bad African performance poetry, tarts who tout for Jesus, and a virgin who seeks sex advice from surprising sources! In short, the message you will receive from this trio preying on innocent society is that no one is safe!

Tootsie

A conceited actor, tired of 'resting', disguises himself as a woman to land a plum TV soap opera role. Things are really on the up-and-up for him until he falls for a female co-star who, like everyone else, believes he's a woman. A classic of its kind - sharp, witty, underplayed. Lange won an Oscar and the US Film Critics Board voted it Best Film of 1982. Geena Davis' screen debut.