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- A portrait of the life, culture and food surrounding the lovers of Polka music. The title is taken from an old Polka standard. Stars of the Polka world are highlighted.
- Lee was the most talented outdoorsman of the 20th Century. He was multifaceted, progressing from earning a engineering degree at Stanford before moving to Paris to begin a career in the fine arts. Later, his prodigious talents gave him world renown for writing, filmmaking, hosting television shows, flying, inventing, exploring and furthering conservation. His adventures weren't limited to work. Lee Wulff was married five times to women possessing strong traits of intelligence and independence. Wulff's life left a rich legacy for all of us who respect his genius. Why a documentary about Lee Wulff? His inventions such as the first fishing vest and portable camera stock, together with his popularizing the practice of 'Catch and Release' and saving the Atlantic Salmon, continue to reverberate today and will do so in the future. The word that Joan Wulff has used to describe Lee is "curiosity". He spent his life sharing the fruits of his endless curiosity with everyone.
- To Ben, nothing is more important than family. But which one? Few of Many is a story about Ben and the choices he made, leading to all the consequences he must face at either end of the tunnel he created out of his own misdeeds. Seeking redemption, Ben attempts to save his wife, Joanna, by bringing their baby back from the runaway surrogate, Mora. But why did Mora run in the first place? Was it something that he did, or a promise he didn't keep? Now the only way out is one last decision he must make.
- A terrific, moving film. Kuchar, as narrator, follows Uncle Bojo around the country, observing and commenting on his relationships with women and places. A visit to sculptor George Segal's house, where we see Segal's method in detail, plays like a dream sequence. Recklessly observed humor and a great sense of movement make this a strange, nostalgic masterpiece. Not an obtuse avant-garde film (as Kuchar's movies are often described) but an intimate portrait and delicate road movie. A great place to start with Kuchar.
- A hitman must rinse himself clean.