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Bad Manners/ Wacko/ Fraternity Vacation

BAD MANNERS: A crazy mad capped comedy about a group of orphans unhappy with their lot in life. Intent on escaping from the Bleeding Heart Orphanage, the kids hatch a plan that quickly becomes a rescue mission when one of their number is re-homed. A great feel good comedy. WACKO: The comedy that takes off where Airplane landed! A fast-moving comedy following the expoits of the last virgin in the school , voluptuous nymphets, young studs, a bald loony and an obsessive detective, as their school is plagued by the return of the Lawnmower Killer. FRATERNITY VACATION: It s the summer vacation and in Palm Springs things are heating up. The girls are hot but the competition is even hotter as the college boys move into town. Astronomy nerd Wendell Tvedt must reinvent himself as a woman s man and with the help of Joe and Mother, he might just pull it off.

Soul Food

Excellent movie about family values which is funny and touching. Mother Joe has been providing Sunday lunch for the last forty years and to her grandson Ahmad, it seems that they are really happy times, with love laughter and bickering between his mom and her sisters. When his grandmother is taken ill, the whole family seems to fall apart and Ahmad is determined to reunite them and show them the true meaning of soul food.

Mozart - Cosi Fan Tutte

PLACE: Teatro alla Scala COMPANY: Chorus of Teatro alla Scala LANGUAGE: Italian ORCHESTRA: Orchestra of Teatro alla Scala CONDUCTOR: Riccardo Muti

Another Time, Another Place

Sean Connery, in one of his earliest leading roles, plays Mark Trevor, a World War II newsman with the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) who's torn between two women. Glamorous Lana Turner is Sara Scott, the American reporter working in England whom Connery falls for. The two embark on a whirlwind romance - but it's an affair destined for tragedy. Glynis Johns portrays Connery's devoted wife, Kay, and when a sudden twist of fate brings the two women together in a small Cornish village, it's an emotional, climactic confrontation for all involved.

Franz Liszt - Faust Symphony, A

The composer and conductor Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990) was one of the most notable and popular musicians working in the 20th century. In this live recording, made in the Boston Symphony Hall in 1976 he conducted the Boston Symphony Orchestra and the Tanglewood Festival Chorus in Franz Liszt?s ?Faust Symphony? ? a masterpiece of 19th century symphonic music. The work is based on the tragedy by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and comprises three movements: Faust, Gretchen and Mephistopheles. The symphony, which was premiered in Weimar in 1857, is distinguished by one of the most colourful leitmotif families in the orchestral repertoire. In fact, each character in Goethe's play is so vividly depicted that the symphony is almost an opera without words. Leonard Bernstein?s performance on this DVD is exuberant and powerful, and he extracts similar enthusiasm from his Boston Symphony players together they explore the full emotional and musical range of the composition. The audio recording of this performance won the Grand Prix du Disque in 1978.