A gas station becomes the center of social life in the village after six Swedish girls start working there.

Alex is 16, a misfit, a drop-out, a failure. She uses drugs; she cuts herself. She has been sent by her despairing adoptive mother to a farm in northern Germany. At first, Alex hates this remote place and the demanding job of looking after the horses. But under the tutelage of Nina, a 30-something taking a break from city life and her partner, Christine, Alex gradually comes to form a bond with the animals in her charge. Then Kathy arrives at the farm to take a holiday, bringing her own, beautiful horse with her. Alex takes an instant dislike to this privileged newcomer. Slowly, though, the barriers between the two are broken down and Kathy finds herself smitten by the streetwise and energetic Alex. The pair starts horsing around, larking about on the mudflats, until one weekend, when they’re alone at the farm, things spiral out of control.

A series of portraits of women from different fields of work who give us their views of the relationship between men and women – a Chinese woman who owns a beauty salon and hairdresser’s studio, workers at the first privately owned shoes factory, women who participate at the Erotic Fair in Budapest, a manager of a restaurant, and successful business women.

Nine up-and coming and established female filmmakers bring you a refreshing variety of shorts that look at all aspects of lesbian life and love, from contemporary scenarios of mistaken identity and bedroom hang-ups to period pieces concerning secret rendezvous and forbidden relationships. Sobering issues such as racial stereotypes and domestic violence are also touched upon, as are tales of wistful romance, launderette comedy and teenage friendships boiling over into sexual desire.

Meet the gorgeous girls who bring you service with a smile and a whole lot more at the hottest neighborhood restaurant in America. In their trademark orange and white uniforms, the Hooters honeys have become a national phenomenon for sending crowds into feeding frenzies. But outside of work, the world’s most alluring waitresses have aspirations of their own, from climbing the corporate ladder to becoming a supermodel. Fresh from their best-selling Playboy pictorial, the Girls of Hooters are on the move and ready for action in this DVD spectacular

'The Secret Life of Girls' is a free-form documentary that follows a year in the life of two little sisters growing up against the backdrop of the changing New England Seasons. Told entirely from a child's perspective, the film puts a microscope on the small obstacles of youth, allowing us to see the beauty of everyday struggle. This big film about small things, reveals children to be little warriors, fighting for growth, experience, and the discovery of life's mysteries. For the brief course of the film, we are allowed to join them and get lost in the world of the senses.

A short compilation of china girl test images.

At this year's M'era Luna Festival, Girls Under Glass will celebrate their 20th anniversary on the main stage with a number of 'special guests' and other surprises. This festival appearance will be followed with the release of the DVD retrospective 'Focus - 20 Years Of Girls Under Glass'. To prepare this video project the band sifted through over 100 hours of footage, portions of which appear in a documentary feature which includes concert clips, band interviews, and behind-the-scenes clips. In addition, the DVD includes the complete concert at last year's Wave Gothik Treffen in Leipzig plus additional promo clips.

Paradise Girls is about three young women, Miki, Pei Pei and Shirley, who are going through an emotional phase in their lives in different places in the world. Their initially carefree lives have each been disrupted by men: a boyfriend, a father and a young son. Each girl's individual reaction on these recent misfortunes illustrates a determination as well as a subconscious love of life that is so characteristic to their age. Written by Motel Films