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It is the near future and research scientist Philip Hoyt's wife is dying, quietly. As she lies in a deep coma, Philip battles to save her life when everyone else is ready to let her go. Using a newly developed technology, he steps across an electronic bridge into her unconscious; into her dreams and memories, probing buried 'psi-complexes' to discover the mystery of her illness, and her families reluctance to help. Yet, through the veil of this mystery, he catches a faint glimmer of life. He holds on for the sake of love, unable to turn away from that distant star we call hope.

Las mejores amigas Paris y Samantha viven en África. París sueña con una vida mejor en Europa, mientras que Samantha desea mejorar su casa de valores. La elección que toman los enfrenta entre sí y forma el centro emocional de la película.

Feature length documentary, shot in 2005, follows Davy Graham as he travels from his flat in London to perform with Bert Jansch at the Acoustic Music Centre at St. Bride's, as part of the Edinburgh Fringe, stopping along the way at the workshop of Roger Bucknall (Fylde Guitars) for a few adjustments and a chat.

From Feb 2003 till July 2006 David, an Australian, lived in Pakistan writing his first book and filming Pakistani street-life. In 2006 he attended the Bari Imam Sufi Festival in Islamabad. He was bewitched and charmed by this fascinating celebration!

Concerned with the state of the economy and worried about her father's financial difficulties, a little girl sets up a lemonade stand to help.

Don't you hate it when you come home from a hard day of panhandling only to find your spouse has packed up her things and moved to another country to be with someone she met in an Internet chat room? All she has left behind are a pair of pumps, the kids, and a swallow of whiskey. If only you'd paid a bit more attention to "the book" she said she was writing. Turns out she's been chatting her nights away right into the heart of another man. Tonight, meet John LaSage. He's created a website to stop this from happening before it gets started. Also on the show tonight, find out how you can save yourself from a life of hair transplants, toupees, and Rogaine. Mike Blaylock has come up with a way to preserve your hair until there's a cure for baldness. The process is called Hairogenics, and it could be the best hope you've got. Plus, Scary Gary is back on the street tormenting pedestrians, and learn the innermost thoughts of Martin and Laura in a little segment we call "I Confess." All that and a new Girl Gone Wired.

Want to see morons pursue thrills and rack up hospital bills? Well it's a good thing you came to truTV. In this hour-long episode of World's Dumbest, you'll meet a human fly who swats himself, a guy who gets crunched on his own home-made water slide, skiers with bad ideas, bikers with worse ideas, and a very nasty nurse to make the wounds worse. It's all presented with sensitive commentary from sympathetic observers like Daniel Baldwin, Leif Garrett and Chelsea Peretti.