Ketchup on the carpet? Ink on your shirt? Get out the shaving cream and hairspray and you are well on your way to solving these problems and many more. Remove pet hair from upholstery with a rubber glove. Keep ants from your home with blackboard chalk. In Haley's Hints and Haley's Hints Too, author Graham Haley introduces the audience to a virtual gold mine of ordinary items and products with extraordinary time- and money-saving uses. Items most of us already have in the house. Items that can serve us in ways we never imagined. The programs include everything from cleaning tips to sewing hints, advice for the workplace as well as hints on plumbing, painting and carpentry.

The fourth video in the five-part digital-image cycle project "Going Forth By Day" (2002), "The Voyage" features an elderly man who is dying, surrounded by his family, as a boat below filled with his possessions awaits him.

A Filipina meets a man in hiding.

Does size matter? Not to the "nuts" in this movie. Come along with us for a 50cc adventure as we ride on the highways, byways, cities, suburbs, and ghettos. You'll be entertained and amazed with huge tricks and the hot chicks, from lingerie parties and slamming 40's, to hangin' with Venice Beach locals and running from the law. You'll laugh your ass off as you watch these guys go anywhere and do anything! Guaranteed to hold your attention! Even someone with a severe case of A.D.D. can't look away from the grinds, flips, tricks, and racing portrayed in this flick. This is a moto video like you've never seen before!

This documentary show the forbidden world of Burmese boxing and features a look at its history, rare footage of boxing demonstrations by Burmese masters, instruction in its basic fighting techniques and counters, and the rules of modern Burmese boxing. It also includes highlights of actual Burmese boxing matches that feature the kind of hard-hitting, nonstop action that makes modern no-holds-barred competitions seem tame by comparison.

Between dream and nightmare, The Delmarva Chicken of Tomorrow is a traversal of here and elsewhere, first and third world; a fairytale of production, resources, capitalism, globalisation , refuse and refusal: The Delmarva Chicken of Tomorrow is a film not about the struggle to be seen, but about the struggle to see.