 | Two friends are forced to choose either harsh punishment for their individuality and love for banned swing music or safety through compliance with the hated Nazis. |
 | For the third part of his American Trilogy--following THE CIVIL WAR and BASEBALL--Ken Burns takes on "that most American of art forms": jazz. The 10-part, 19-hour film begins with the music's roots in post-Civil War New Orleans and concludes roughly... |
 | The impeccable jazz vocalist Diana Krall takes on Brazil in this sultry live performance captured in Rio de Janeiro in 2008. Krall offers a bossa-nova spin on American standards such as "Where or When" and "Frim Fram Sauce," revealing exciting,... |
 | The all-American dysfunctional family, beloved stars of the longest-running animated television series ever, returned for a sixth season on FOX. This season sees the adults of Springfield disappearing when Homer markets his libidinous wonder drug,... |
 | The all-American dysfunctional family, beloved stars of the longest-running animated television series ever, returned for a sixth season on FOX. This season sees the adults of Springfield disappearing when Homer markets his libidinous wonder drug,... |
 | Walt Disney's 8th full-length animated feature is a compilation of animated shorts based on popular music by the Andrews Sister, Benny Goodman, and Dinah Shore, among others. Episodes included: "Peter and the Wolf", "The Whale Who Wanted to Sing at... |
 | With CROOKLYN, Spike Lee revisits through the eyes of a young girl the Brooklyn of his youth, resulting in an innocent, touching comedy about one summer in the life of a large family. The only sister in a family full of boys, Troy Carmichael (Zelda... |
 | Brian Setzer is one of the leaders of the big-band swing revival, and this program presents a terrific one hour and 40-minute Christmas concert in its entirety, featuring fun hits like "This Cat's on a Hot Tin Roof," "Jump Jive an' Wail," and "Run... |
 | The sci-fi satire SLEEPER is often hailed as the best of Woody Allen's early comedies, which relied mostly on slapstick and quick verbal asides, but still had more than their share of comic intelligence. SLEEPER tells the tale of Miles Monroe... |
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