Quantum Leap - Season 1

Eagles, The - Music In Review

This is the definitive independent review of the Eagles on film, on record and in concert. Featuring a team of leading music critics and working musicians, led by the veteran broadcaster Bob Harris, this penetrating critical analysis draws on rare archive footage of the Eagles live in concert, and explores how they became the best selling American band ever. The 72-page full-colour book contains many rare photographs, along with a comprehensive track-by-track analysis of every studio album The Eagles produced. Features highlights from: Take It Easy, Witchy Women, Peaceful Easy Feeling, Early Bird, Train Leaves Here This Morning and more!

Blaze

Critically acclaimed true-life story about the fiery governor of Louisiana, Earl Long and his affair with the dazzling stripper Blaze Starr. Long risks his political career as their liaison sparks outrageous controversy that turns their lives upside down.

Letter From An Unknown Woman

Set in Vienna at the turn of the century and told in flashback. Lisa, a young girl, falls madly in love with Stefan and finally manages to attract his attention and spends a wonderful night with him. He leaves the next day promising to return, but he never does. Lisa, devastated, pulls her life together and manages to find superficial happiness. A chance encounter one evening throws them together once more, but Stefan does not remember her..

Wild Side

Stephanie returns home to care for her dying mother. Having run away to the big city over 15 years ago, she is reminded of another lifestyle back in the desolate rural landscape of her childhood. The bleak solitude of the countryside evokes a flood of memories and emotions, not only for Stephanie, but also for Mikhail and Jamel, the two young men who share her affections and her bed. Experiencing inevitable flashbacks of her childhood as a boy, Stephanie is haunted by the early death of her beloved only sister. The monotony of streetwalking and turning tricks night after night is also difficult to forget. Young Russian Mikhail lives illegally hand-to-mouth in a country where he hardly speaks the language. A former soldier but at present considered a deserter, he is still tormented by horrific images of war. Jamel is a French-Arab who makes ends meet through prostitution. Not as tough as he acts, he secretly yearns for the days when he was still part of his family. His biggest fear is sleeping alone. Their future is uncertain. Others may not understand them. But the three unlikely friends have found comfort and passion in each another's arms.

Offenbach - La Belle Helene - Kasarova/ Van Der Walt

PLACE: Zurich Opera House COMPANY: Chorus and Orchestra of The Zurich Opera House CONDUCTOR: Nikolaus Harnoncourt