The Dove's Tenement
The romance between Paloma, the daughter of the owner of La Paloma tenement, and the handsome Villa Crespo.
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The romance between Paloma, the daughter of the owner of La Paloma tenement, and the handsome Villa Crespo.
We are not there, we do not find ourselves, almost lost, almost suspended. Alert, ready to shoot, the danger is out of range and has no signals. Going toward the light to take dangerous risks. Restless tremor of face the
Seyed Morteza, a pigeon fancier, lives in Kashan with his blind mother. He captures a ring-necked dove that all the local dove fanciers are after. His mother considers the dove a bad omen and asks Seyed Morteza to let it
Lyon, a young autistic boy who is depressed by the death of his parents, runs away from the house where he is locked up and abused by his brother to spend a day in the mountains. He will meet Hans, a boy who will steal h
A white woodsman rescues Little Dove from danger on two occasions and she crushes out on him... but wiser heads prevail.
"Nicola, where the sun rises" - Tells the true story of the transfer, from Myra (today Demre in Turkey ) to Bari , of the relics of St. Nicholas. 62 sailors arrive in Lycia aboard 3 sailing ships to steal the bones of th
Leo and Irene have been dating for three months, ever since they fell in love at first sight on the beltway. But they haven’t yet faced that moment—the one when you ask yourself, “What are we to each other?” Just on the
The story revolves around Hassan, who is studying Arabic calligraphy from a grand master. Coming across a manuscript fragment, Hassan searches for the missing pieces, believing that once he finds them, he will learn the
A portrait of Mrs Khadeeja Begum, a widowed Pakistani mother of two in 1970s Balsall Heath, Birmingham.
Released in 2011 and directed by Ermes Medina Valiente, Che Pykasumi: El Vuelo de un Amor is a drama film based on the true story behind the song. It follows the forbidden, tragic romance between the poet Cecilio Valien
Opera North’s enchanting staging of The Adventures of Pinocchio, Jonathan Dove’s 21st opera, is a wittily inventive feast for the eyes and ears.
Rebellious servants, capricious lovers, cross-dressing farce and a happy ending: the fast paced action of this comic Baroque opera had all the ingredients to please the self-confessed ‘low-brow taste’ of an Austro-German
Former shepherds return to Sardinia from Milan in order to avenge a brother wantonly killed by bandits. In describing the grinding contrasts between places and personages of old and new Sardinia, director Piero Livi does