Cortos

What if the Oscar limos were replaced with hybrid cars?

Anthology of award winning films including The Eyes of Edward James, The Demonology of Desire, and The Facts In the Case of Mister Hollow.

Featurette voiced by Stephen Hillenburg and Jean-Michel Cousteau, where two children want to find Bikini Bottom. They ask for Jean-Michel Cousteau's help, who, in turn, enlists the assistance of Stephen Hillenburg to find the home of SpongeBob SquarePants.

Jack Wilson and Bill Galoway, the sheriff, loved Bessie, daughter of the ranchman. In a spirit of fun Jack kissed Bessie, and, panic-stricken mounted his horse and galloped off. Bill, quarreling with the ranchman, struck him with a wrench and left him for dead. Seeing his chance to fasten the guilt on Jack, the sheriff hastily organizes a posse and soon overhauled Jack. He was summarily tried in a neighboring saloon, when Bessie, loving Jack, hurried to his rescue.

Elsie Harding becomes interested in the outcasts of the slums, and induces her father to take her to the night court. Here among other derelicts, she sees Jack Langdon, and attracted by him, asks her father to give him a position. Six months later finds Jack making good and greatly interested in Elsie. Their friendship is opposed by her father, so one night they elope. Mr. Harding is indignant, but as weeks pass and Jack proves to be a man of great business ability, he is reconciled. Finally Jack admits that when Mr. Harding found him in the slums he was merely gathering material for a book, and proves to be a well-known author.

She thinks he is cheating. In reality he is not, he is in love with his partner. She suffers from sleepwalking... he tries to create a comfortable atmosphere, tries to protect her and prevent harm. She does not remember anything from the night. During the day they are like two strangers, they argue and avoid each other. In the last scene, she reacts annoyed at the touch of his hand... but he remains there still, unmoved, saying nothing and accepting.

After abandoning his family in a midlife crisis, a corporate suit wakes to find his world is empty. In desperation for human connection, he searches for the source of a mysterious voice on the radio.

Soda finds sanctuary in a group of friends.

When a young woman (Roxy Vandiver) notices a guy from her past (Kile Moore) at a costume party, her schoolgirl crush spirals out of control.

Seventeen year-old Allison's disturbing premonitions about her troubled best friend, Katie, lead her into a nightmarish puzzle from which she must decipher what tragedy will befall her friend before it is too late. This compels her to skip school with Katie and accompany her on an ill-fated trip out of town where, along the way, they meet a mysterious older man whose intentions may be sinister.

A lonely force takes hold of it's unsuspecting victims.

In a parlor/party setting, Dr. Sigmund Spaeth), the pianist tune-detector, demonstrates to his guests how the melodies of many songs and symphonies resemble each other. Among the guests were Cornel Wilde,and Marion Martin, in early roles that served as a screen test, also. No, they were not playing Him-or-Herself.

Using a nightclub setting, Carl Hoff and His Orchestra provide the music. Band vocalist Barry McKinley sings, the Randall Sisters do their interpretation of "The Whirling Dervish." The Kidooders (Paul Cordner, Bil Kearnes, Eddie Lewis and Bob Remington) wind this Vitaphone short up with "Old MacDonald Had a Farm."

A documentary on the reasons why Gilligan's Island has lasted for so many years

Time, and how it's perception has changed over the years, revealed through the eyes of a watchmaker who has been setting the main city street clocks for 60 years.

Teresa has Alzheimer's. The illness takes her back in time to 1939 where she lost her husband, Albert, in the Spanish Civil War.