World-rated super middleweight Carlos Gongora faces unbeaten contender Christian Mbilli at the Montreal Casino, Montreal, Canada.

Olympic champion heavyweight Tony Yoka returns to action against heavy-handed Cameroonian Carlos Takam. Yoka is hoping to move on from suffering his first career defeat to Martin Bakole.

A young man pretends to be his friends' aunt to solve certain problems.

Inspired in the book with the same title by António Lobo Antunes.

Carlos Mencia's 2011 Comedy Special

• 1. Missing • 2. Losing My Religion • 3. You Make Love Fun • 4. I Still Haven't Found What I?m Looking For • 5. Fire • 6. Falling In My Love • 7. (I) Get Lost • 8. Boca • 9. Inbetween Days • 10. Staying Alive • 11. Fever • 12. What's Up • 13. The Reason • 14. Kiss Me • 15. Wonderwall • 16. You Oughta Know • 17. Kiss • 18. Sweet Child O'Mine • 19. Purple Rain • 20. Freedon

José Carlos Fernandes is one of the most original Portuguese comic book authors. He has published more than 30 books, particularly the award-wining series A Pior Banda do Mundo. Some of these books have been translated in several languages, and his works have been exhibited at international comic book festivals.

The life, hardships, love affairs, triumphs and failures of the world-renowned tango singer Carlos Gardel.

A statuette bought in an antique shop in Tokyo may lead to the discovery of a great treasure.

In any city in the interior of the country one more crime with a tragic outcome, the two that preceded were the lives of two young people like any other

Richard O. Moore's own poetic practice and literary training permeate his films, which bring the spectator into the poet's world, each documentary an invitation to join the poet and her/his poetry. "A true pioneer of the cinema vérité movement," according to poet and critic Garrett Caples, Richard O. Moore made films about poets and poetry which have become landmarks in the art of literary documentary. This contribution will attempt to look at Richard O. Moore's style, the ways in which he stages the poet and poetry in his films, his own "poésie vérité" movement, i.e. both direct, following closely the poet, and leaving enough room for the poems to be heard in the films themselves.

Legendary Brazilian composer and singer Antônio Carlos Jobim delivers a masterful performance at the world famous Montreal Jazz Festival in July 1986.

Internationally acclaimed as the greatest male dancer of his generation, Carlos Acosta stars as the rebel slave in the most spectacular of Soviet ballets. Filmed in Paris after triumphant performances in Moscow and London, the Bolshoi's classic production presents the Cuban star at the height of his physical and dramatic powers -- as the greatest Spartacus of our time.