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In a galaxy far far away... or actually in this galaxy. We find the members of Lunarcode amidst a mad physician alien life form, coming to make in mark on mankind. Among other test subjects, Vincenzo, Ronny, and Jason play for freedom from the restrains of this alternate reality. Is it even real? A rock / pop, dance in your seat visual experience. From the multi award winning band Lunarcode comes a science fiction adventure of epic proportions.
On August 6th 2000, the first live concert by the Hinata Girls (the girls from the TV anime series "Love Hina" who live in the Hinata-sou) was given in Osaka. This DVD contains the entire show with performances by the vocal actors. Contains 19 songs, including the character songs by the characters/voice actresses (Yui Horie, Reiko Takagi, et al), a medley, and more. Special bonus footage of the vocal actresses is included.
When Mel spots a suspicious text on her boyfriend’s phone about secretly meeting with “Mimi” later that evening, she embarks on a mission to catch him cheating. As her mood swings between a panicked spiral of playing out affair scenarios & trying not to jump to conclusions, she follows her lover to his plans. Mel goes full detective-mode in “Gotcha!” to uncover an unimaginable truth.
Far from Earth, tensions escalate between a feuding astronaut couple (Gnosis and ZanFagna). A video transmission from John Cameron Mitchell pushes them toward escaping the ship-- and each other. "Nation of One" is written by John Cameron Mitchell and Stephen Trask (creators of Hedwig and the Angry Inch) and will be found on part two of the benefit album "New American Dream" by John Cameron Mitchell and Friends.
A Startling new music video! It will send you racing one footstep ahead of danger and Death! One Heartbeat away from your wildest dream of love! A music video that will take your imagination by storm! It will plunge you into the dwelling place of the damned, then thrust you into a dimension beautiful beyond description!
Patria I is a medium-length film by Juan Ibarlucía and Magela Crosignani that reimagines the form of the Baroque oratorio within the post-industrial landscape of Argentina in 2026. Drawing on a south american reinterpretation of the myth of Cain, and employing music, poetry, performance, and installation art, the work takes the audience on a powerful sonic and emotional journey that spans an extraordinary range of human experience—from extreme violence to compassion and tenderness.
