Kim Wilde TV performances & Clips 1981 - 2012

Zazie : Rodéo Indien

Dynamike: Growing Places

Apprivoisé

Life

A child is watching a music video on his television screen.

Les Clippeurs

Selena: Greatest Hits

Mylène Farmer : Music Videos

This is one of the 14 of a 14 DVD/CD box. All the Top 80'S hit songs video clips. Tracklist 1 – Earth And Fire Weekend 2 – Diana Ross My Old Piano 3 – Freddie Aguilar Anak 4 – Goombay Dance Band Sun Of Jamaica 5 – Lipps, Inc. Funky Town 6 – Doris D And The Pins Shine Up 7 – Kate Bush Babooshka 8 – Johnny Logan What's Another Year 9 – Sugarhill Gang Rapper's Delight 10 – Kool & The Gang Celebration 11 – The Nolans I'm In The Mood For Dancing 12 – Gibson Brothers Que Sera Mi Vida 13 – Godley & Creme An Englishman In New York 14 – Sniff 'n' the Tears Driver's Seat 15 – Kelly Marie Feels Like I'm In Love 16 – Janis Ian Fly Too High 17 – Spargo You And Me 18 – Herman Brood & His Wild Romance Hot Shot 19 – Robert Palmer Johnny And Mary 20 – Barbara Dickson January, February

Women of Country Music: Glamour girls

Live Performance From The Platters

The Platters & The Coasters

Mylène Farmer : Music Videos II & III

After years of hard learning, Estela, a promising young musician, has to face the blinding glare of success.

Dynamike: La Famille

Person: C'est Gratuit

Person: C'est Hip Hop

A moderator on an internet video-sharing platform stumbles across a potential snuff film ring hidden in the depths of the site's content. Are these gruesome videos merely a morbid work of shock-value fiction, or something all too horribly real?

The film revolves around the lives of two people: Arjun (Fahad Fazil), a wealthy man in the construction business in Kochi who has an affair with his subordinate Sonia (Remya Nambeesan), even though he is preparing to be engaged to his family friend's daughter Ann (Roma); and Ansari (Vineeth Sreenivasan), who lives in a slum and works in a supermarket doing odd jobs who is mocked for his appearance and has a crush his co-worker Nafiza (Niveda).

This film is a choreographic response to the Black Square by Kazimir Malevich. This piece of art won worldwide fame as a Manifesto of Suprematism, one of the brightest areas of the Russian avant-garde. Black Square was painted in 1915 as scenery for opera performance. From that moment and for the next 100 years Suprematism defines a new language of art, in its various forms: non-figurative painting, modern architecture, industrial design, fashion, book graphics and scenography. The film is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Black Square, the main content of which is energy. A replica of this masterpiece of non-objectiveness is the energy of dance.