Rajesh Kava

A huge bird swoops down and kidnaps Princess Indumati. The army's scoured the whole area and the neighboring kingdoms but there's no trace of Princess Indumati. The only thing Bheem finds was strange bird-feathers from the land of Incas. Bheem and team starts searching in the forests of Mexico where Dholu-Bholu fall off into a river. Bheem and others jump in to save them but are soon carried off by the rivers currents to the shores of a desolate valley. The valley is covered with heaps and heaps of ashes all around one such mound lie near the princess bangles. The sun rises and the mounds of ashes takes the shape of humans. The Incas where they meet Princess Indumati. The Inca chief Ixaba explains with the totem pole which was source of unlimited power, such as Rouran One day one of their own traded the totem to Rouran but as soon as Rouran touched the totem pole.... the monkeys attacked Rouran. Monkeys were angered for not having protected them and on the audacity of Rouran for trying to steal them. Th cast a spell on the Incas that they would never see sleep again and hence with each setting sun the villagers turned to dust. Will Bheem save the Incas villagers & Princess Indumati. —arogyame

An old man comes to realize the mistakes he has made in the past as he faces a crisis on Christmas day. n late nineteenth-century Russia, Martin Avdeitch is a humble shoemaker whose life has been characterized by grief. But when Martin meets kindhearted missionaries, he finds the courage to look outside himself and trust in the goodness of God. This BYUtv original holiday special is based on Leo Tolstoy's short story, "Martin the Cobbler," and stars John Rhys-Davies.

Drone whistleblower interviewed about borderless information gathering by the government. National Bird follows the dramatic journey of three whistleblowers who are determined to break the silence around one of the most controversial current affairs issues of our time: the secret U.S. drone war. At the center of the film are three U.S. military veterans. Plagued by guilt over participating in the killing of faceless people in foreign countries, they decide to speak out publicly, despite the possible consequences. Their stories take dramatic turns, leading one of the protagonists to Afghanistan where she learns about a horrendous incident. But her journey also gives hope for peace and redemption. National Bird gives rare insight into the U.S. drone program through the eyes of veterans and survivors, connecting their stories as never seen before in a documentary. Its images haunt the audience and bring a faraway issue close to home.

On the way back from visiting her mother in a mental home, Kim Knaur (Melanie Rose) sees, how Claire (Paulina Lin) is dragged into an abandoned cabin by a few boys from a lover-boy gang. She runs home and gets the gun of her father to free Claire. After Claire is rescued, and Kim gets to know that the boys from the cabin weren't the only ones who abused Claire, the two girls decide, connected by their common fate, to take revenge on all of their tormentors. —David Lunch

Was there ever a more seminal film than Scared to Death? By kicking off with a body in a mortuary narrating the story, this classy horror-mystery served as the blueprint for Sunset Boulevard over a decade later.

Comedy made up of various improvised sketches in which absurd and surrealist humor predominates. Comedy made up of various improvised sketches in which absurd and surrealist humor predominates. A stalker who loves cupcakes. A foot fetishist. A woman who carries an alien in her belly. A mentally handicapped man who spits at people on the street. These are some of the strange characters that swarm around this unique film.

Two do-no-gooders stumble upon an 'ancient box' which contains a genie imprisoned by who else, a magician. At the same time, the 'descendant' of the magician is after this lost box along with a gang of international-to-next-street-crooks. The police inspector charged with finding this box is also pursuing a local don.

When two filmmakers follow the return address on a mysterious videotape they find an oddly charming man who has built a museum to his own life. Watch as they tour Emory's exhibits and learn about his memories, his philosophies, and life itself.