A young college student is caught between the love he knows and the love that has left him. In his rage, he takes out his anger by stealing the innocence of young college women. Surrounded by friends who worry for his life, but do not know about his dark side, the many sides of his life are closing in around him.

In the biggest, most wonderful city of the world five psychiatrist patients attempt to live out their lives. Connected by a common doctor, Nick G., they are certainly a group to behold. From the cynical group leader Gary Schultz to the wacky Marvin Gaye loving Nancy this group is unlike nothing you have ever seen before.

There are some stories so fascinating and wonderful that they must be told. Dr. Caligari is the frightening tall of somnambulist and the doctor that controls him. A tale of tangled love and double identities; Dr. Caligari is the retelling of the 1926 German Expressionist masterpiece.

A short documentary that explains the role of Navajo Indians in WWII. Their language was used as the code by the American Armed Forces. Their code was never cracked by the Germans or the Japanese.

This is the story of the greatest film director that ever lived. A mystery of a recluse that directed some of the most influential and best films of 20^th century. Follow his life from boyhood to death, from marriage to tragedy and all the wonders in-between.

At 4:30am April 12, 1961 confederate guns fired on Fort Sumter and started the American Civil War. Now one hundred and fifty years later the American Secretary of State has similar ideas. Dismayed by a corrupt administration he hijacks corps of the American military and sets his eyes on restoring the country he loves. But can he do so without tearing it apart in the process?

The world of genetic engineering is a fascinating place. When a micro amount of DNA is extracted from the Shroud of Turin, could the unimaginable become plausible? What if? Could it…should it be done? Could it be the Second Coming?

It is the world's most elite secret agency. The lives of the men and women who work there are dedicated to its success even at the loss of their personal lives. In a world devoid of one clear enemy, it's efforts stretch from the prison camps of North Korea to terrorist camps of South Chile.

A group of seven diverse but close friends muse on the absurdities of life and fall into an evening of sex, drugs, revelations, and unknown encounters. Looks are words are always deceiving.

The Battle of Shiloh featured the bloodiest day in American History. Follow General U.S. Grant and his second in command Gen. Sherman on this great, tragic brawl of freedom seen through the unique lens of music. (Songs taken from "The Civil War," by Frank Wildhorn.)

Small towns are known for their quirkiness but this town is quite unlike anything you've seen before. As the town sees the moral condition of the surrounding world disintegrate they decide to take drastic action and secede from the Union declaring themselves at Independent State.

Rural Connecticut, last night: at a house party, hosted by a couple fanfare and delight fill the air. Thunderstorms rack the sky, but inside the quaint New England house, all is joyous. As evening turns to night and night into darkness the party disassembles, leaving only a group of close friends alone in the countryside house. Revelations are made and tensions increase, when a group of professional burglars enter the house. The tenuous party of friends flees into the vast woods behind the house. There every shadow appears an enemy and every comrade a threat.

In the distant future Europe has become a Dark Continent ruled by warlords. A Dark Age of ideas and innovations rule the world, as common citizens are subservient to all-powerful states and tyrants. In East Russia a young scientist serf, outcast from the medical community rediscovers the technology of gene therapy and begins creating men devoid of human illness and infused with enormous intelligence. By manipulating the DNA of young fetuses, she plans to create men and women with the ability and intelligence to overthrow the static government. Nevertheless, can you create a human soul that can win freedom over the tyrants of force?

United States of America 2000 Census Report: page 102, subsection A, "The Moles of New York": An estimated 30,000 to 150,000 thousand peoples are believed to inhabit the vast underground tunnels beneath New York City. Many of them drunkards, criminals, drug uses, and radical political dissenters. Scrounging for food in the darkness and attempting to survive fulfill their daily lives. They are believed to exist in small communities often ruled by a "King" who attempts to maintain order. The average lifespan of a Mole once they discend underground: 4 and 1/2 months.

It is Paris just after the turn of the century and a young Albert Einstein is a troubled youth. Depressed about a lack of enthusiasm and a floundering love life he takes solace in the colorful characters surrounding the Lapin Agile. From misplaced person very similar to a later century King of Rock n' Roll to intrusive waiters it is a comedic place. When he meets the aging painter Picasso the two hit it off and begin a competition to win the affections of a young flirtatious female. From the critical acclaimed play by Steve Martin.

Can you imagine pure testosterone on speed?

When the Library of Congress did a survey of the most influential books of the 20^th century one novel placed behind only The Bible. It was Ayn Rand's classic opus Atlas Shrugged.