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The sequel to "El vecino". Javier and Andrés are two young Barranquilla residents who are trying to get ahead despite their day-to-day dilemmas. While one of them concentrates on finishing his studies to become a doctor,
EPIC JAVA is a visual of the universe and human culture. A searching process of the mysteries of life and everything related to it. A contemplative depiction that will take us into God power. Breaking the boundaries of d
Documentary movie about Ivane Javakishvili
A dancing girl.
Kelana, a Solo's college student asked by a museum to photograped some of their rare collections and then when Kelana see to the museum's stuff, she see many mysterious thing in there.
Four kids travel through a wardrobe to the land of Narnia and learn of their destiny to free it with the guidance of a mystical lion.
Thirteen-year-old Sara has to redo her presentation on the Cold War. The assignment is to gather information from a close relative and approach the topic from a personal perspective. There's just one problem —she only ha
From its humble beginnings as a project code-named "Oak" at Sun Microsystems to becoming a global standard for enterprise software and billions of devices, Java's journey is one of radical innovation, strategic pivots, a
Chaka Khan ft. Incognito live at Java Jazz Festival 2015
The nightmare continues in Living Bloody Corpse 2 as the poodle rocker Sören searches for and tracks down his missing sister to the village of Gunsta outside the city. There is apparently a zombie outbreak going on there
Bandura is growing up with his single mother in the Georgian region of Javakheti. The teenager earns extra money herding sheep, helping the local cheesemaker, and planting potatoes. Home at the kitchen table, his mother
An Iranian artist and women's rights activist falls for a traditional Mulsim man and over seven years, films herself in the midst of a difficult love affair.
'Nggayuh Indhang' is an ethnographic documentary on the ébég hobby-horse trance dance of Banyumas (Central Java), seen through the eyes of Rachmat Basuki, an 85-year-old Muslim educator and expert in Javanese kéjawen ani