Everything

Like It Is

Scarcely out of short trousers, Craig is prematurely caught up in Blackpool`s macho underworld, dealing and bare-knuckle fighting whilst hiding his true sexual identity. Determined to escape the violence, he runs away to Soho in search of a better life... (Contains scenes of an adult nature)

Grease/ Saturday Night Fever/ Staying Alive

Three films. Grease - The ultimate 50's rock'n'roll musical revolving around the romance of John and Olivia at Rydell High School. An energetic, nostalgic movie version of the smash Broadway play, full of marvellous fashions, red-hot dance sequences and hit songs including You're The One That I Want, Summer Nights and the Oscar-nominated Hopelessly Devoted To You. Saturday Night Fever - John Travolta stars as the young dancer Tony Manero, a directionless young clerk in a Brooklyn paint store, who grooves and gyrates his way to the top at his local disco. A great blend of music from the Bee Gees, athletic dancing and fresh acting performances. Staying Alive - Sequel to Saturday Night Fever, in which Tony Manero (Travolta) is older but not much wiser and having to juggle the two women in his life whilst pursuing his search for stardom on the stage. The Broadway show finale 'Satan's Alley' is billed as a musical trip through hell! Directed and co written by Sylvester Stallone, with music by brother Frank.

Loggerheads

A young gay drifter and his search for acceptance drives this heartfelt, beautifully crafted tale of family, rejection and unconditional love. In a North Carolina beach town, lonely motel manager, George (Michael Kelly), befriends a new arrival: the attractive vagabond, Michael (Kip Pardue). While claiming to be in town to protect the endangered Loggerhead turtles, Michael may actually be running away from something. Elsewhere in NC, preacher's wife Elizabeth (Tess Harper) notices that a pair of gay men has just moved across the street. Elizabeth is appalled by this and another recent neighborhood development, but her feelings are masking an even deeper disturbance. Another woman, Grace (Bonnie Hunt), is also coming to terms with a deep down pain - she gave up a child for adoption many years ago. So she comes back to her hometown with hopes - and help from a pseudo-detective - to find him. Making his narrative feature debut, Tim Kirkman (The Night Larry Kramer Kissed Me) cleverly shuffles three sets of characters and timelines that eventually intersect in a powerful, profound way. A humanistic and gifted auteur, Kirkman coaxes sublime performances from all of his leads, including earthy and sexy upcoming indie star Pardue.

Body Training Collection - Stretching Exercises

Nancy Marmorat presents an exercise video designed to make you more supple and improve your figure.

Area 88 - Vol. 2

Remaking a 1980s anime of the same name, the action-packed television series AREA 88 offers a mournful indictment of the soul-killing nature of war. Based on a classic manga by Kaoru Shintani, the story takes place in the Middle Eastern country of Asran, whose leaders hire international fighter pilots to serve as aerial mercenaries in the desert kingdom's ongoing civil war. The terms of the pilots' employment are harsh: either serve out the full three-year contract, pay $1.5 million to break the deal, or desert and be executed for treason. Japanese pilot Shin Kazama is one such mercenary recruit, having been tricked into service by his former best friend Satoru, who wished to steal away Shin's girlfriend Ryoko. But as time wears on, Shin finds himself becoming inured to the violence and bloodshed he witnesses (and, indeed, wreaks) on a daily basis, irrevocably damaging his psyche and any possibility of returning to a normal life. Realistically depicting the sights and sounds of combat in high-octane action sequences, AREA 88 continues with this second collection of episodes.