1. Eu que não sei nada do mar (Ft. Maria Bethânia)

2. 10 Minutos (Dimmi perché)

3. Homens e mulheres (Ft. Angela Ro Ro)

4. Tá rindo, é ? (Ft. Seu Jorge)

5. Milhares de sambas (Ft. Roberta Sá)

6. Cabide (Ft. Luiz Melodia)

7. Torpedo (Ft. Gilberto Gil)

8. Mais que a mim (Ft. Maria Gadú)

9. Resta (. Chiara Civello)

10. Ruas de outono (Ft. Zizi Possi)

11. Heroína e vilã (Ft. Antônio Villeroy)

12. 8 Estórias

13. Traição (Ft. Esperanza Spalding)

14. EXTRAS: Entreolhares (The Way You're Looking At Me) – Ft. John Legend

Em Nova York, John (Mickey Rourke) é um ricaço deprimido e solitário, que descobre que a grande paixão da sua vida vai leiloar em Paris quadros de sua coleção particular. Ele então ruma para a França, na esperança de encontrá-la, e acaba se envolvendo com Lea (Angie Everhart), uma grande amiga dela que é uma conceituada estilista de moda.

Ten actresses live in a folk hotel to prepare musical performances. One of the famous actresses suddenly disappeared without a cause, although less one, but the musical or as usual, but until the end of the show, the missing was still not found, it became a case. A year later, the remaining nine women each received a mysterious letter.

A young couple, and their 6 year old son, are trying to find a building so they can check out an apartment that they want to buy. After they have found the building, and the apartment, they discover that the old land lady have past away.

The documentary focuses on the daily life of the director’s father, an 85-year-old man. It addresses the difficulties of old age, loneliness, fear of death, and grief prompted by the loss of a lifelong partner, as we follow the protagonist experiencing the loss of his spouse, with whom he had shared a 57-year life journey. The film captures the strong feelings that prevail, as well as the initiatives taken by the elderly protagonist in his effort to overcome loneliness.

A series of 9 performance art pieces and surrealist shorts created and primarily performed by Rebecca Horn.

When corrupt real estate mogul Arnold Gruber evicts Joe and Lisa from their dwellings to make way for new buildings, martial arts-trained Joe turns sexy Lisa into his ninja disciple, and the two team up to fight back in this erotic action comedy. Gruber sends his own ninjas to eliminate Joe and Lisa, who may have trouble focusing on the enemy as they're consumed by their lust for each other.

This feature documentary paints an engaging portrait of Oumar, an auto mechanic from Burkina Faso. Always ready to lend a helping hand, Oumar has become a vital, central part of his community, in Montreal’s Côte-des-Neiges neighbourhood. People tend to gather round as he works, and talk often turns to weighty issues: feminism, polygamy, politics, religion. In eight months’ time, he is due to return for a visit with his family after six years away, so he is searching for hundreds of presents to take with him. Back home, when you leave the nest, it’s to look for wealth. Otherwise, failure awaits…

Twenty-two minute tracking shot through campgrounds in Southern Wisconsin

Too engaged in his sexual pursuits to offer his editor any decent material, David, a self-centred journalist, is challenged by his editor to go on ten dates with ten different women and publish the results in a tell-all book. His former girlfriend is then hired to type up his notes

Poetic experimental work. Two looks, two Super-8 cameras show us the house, the humanity and the passion for cinema of one of the masters of Peruvian cinema: Gianfranco Annichini. Diptych that finally becomes an open work...

A girl receives a Mini Cooper that is possessed by Marco, a ghost.

Concert performed by Perfume in the Tokyo Dome venue in 2010

This Blu-ray box contains the international acclaimed Bruckner cycle of Christian Thielemann, a “magician of the Bruckner sound”(Kurier on Symphony No. 5) and the Staatskapelle Dresden, whose own Bruckner tradition dates back more than a century. Outstanding reviews emphasize the exceptionally high artistic quality of the concerts: “Once again Thielemann proved to be the unrestricted ruler on his ancestral territory, German Romantic repertoire” (Hamburger Abendblatt on Symphony No. 2). Christian Thielemann “displays the full musical maelstrom of Bruckner’s Symphony No. 3” (Münchner Merkur). “Another Bruckner triumph for Dresden” (Sächsische Zeitung on Symphony No. 6). “… one would have to be hard-hearted not to be touched by this heartfelt music” (Der Tagesspiegel on Symphony No. 8).

Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Beethoven Symphonies Nos. 1 - 9

The resurrection of a closed-down wood workshop through performative interventions: In pantomime, dance-like choreographies, machines are put back in operation. Working processes are reproduced in their specific rhythms of movement. A mythical invocation of the past and an artistic reflection on femaleness in capitalist society.

Video installation, 2004, in Kunsthalle Lophem, curator Roland Patteeuw. Film sequences of one and the same woman are projected next to each other on different screens. 9 characters with, apparently, their own stories without beginning or end. A woman dissociates into 9 personalities but only one at the time can manifest itself in front of the camera. It is as if one of the characters temporarily borrows the space in the woman, in order to become image. Without any formal directions imposed upon her, the woman sculptures herself nine times from within herself. Unbearably fragile and incompatible with the will of our ego. So the origin of the work can be situated in a grey area of reality where thinking, feeling and observing have fallen apart irreversibly and now try to come closer to each other again.

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