Without a doubt the most famous movie about Chet Baker. This incredibly harmonious black-and-white movie tells about the creative path of the maestro from the 50s of the last century to the last days of his life. Interviews with friends, relatives, a lot of archival records, photos, and of course Chet Baker himself, who as a cruel idea of the director gives us an opportunity to compare him at the beginning of his musical career - when he was fabulously popular, driving women crazy - his fashionable appearance (James Dean style), manner of dressing (tight white T-shirt) and behaving as if embarrassed. When he played the trumpet in a way that made the ladies weep, and when he sang, the same ladies lost their senses. And he's at the end-after he has a heroin addict friend in his life, after he's already spent years in a world of drug-induced oblivion, ending up in police and prison, after his face was mangled in one of the fights. Maybe because the movie was made a few months before the musician's death, throughout the whole movie, one can't help feeling that the director, as if sensing Chet's close passing, gives him a chance to say goodbye.

Eric Clapton: The Lady in the Balcony - Lockdown Sessions is presented in stunning 4K UHD by the renowned Mercury Studios, featuring a 2160p 1.89:1 transfer that elevates the already exceptional 1080 version of the "standard" Blu-ray. This 4K UHD version boasts enhanced detail and a richer palette, making it an unmissable addition to your collection. This is such a new release that there isn't even an IMDb listing for it that I could find, and I've honestly found very little information online about the project, but I have to assume that the film was shot in 4K or so and finished in a similar fashion, simply because of the level of detail on screen (as always with these assumptions, if anyone can point me to authoritative information, private message me and I'll happily update the information here). While the concert itself probably won't wow anyone visually, it offers a safe visualization of very small details, such as the pattern on Clapton's face in the acoustic or even his denim shirt.The variety of angles chosen by David Brandon also allows for very precise views of facial features and other elements of various instruments, such as Gadd's brushes or the strings of East's double bass. There's a subtle hint of instability in a couple of the panning shots, but they've been elevated in this version, making it a cut above the 1080 version.

A look at the landscapes, wildlife and diverse wildlife of Canada.

Wild Canada Series 1-4 in 4K Ultra HD
The Eternal Frontier, S1.E1
Mar 13, 2014
Go on an extraordinary journey from the spectacle of humpback whales feeding on capelin off Newfoundland to the world's largest intact temperate rainforest in British Columbia that is home to the rare 'white' black bear. Acrobatic flying squirrels and thousands of mating red-sided garter snakes are just some of the incredible array of wildlife we see.

The Wild West, S1.E2
Mar 20, 2014
Journey from the secret world of Canada's wettest and most biologically diverse landscape, the temperate rainforest to the snow-capped peaks of the Rocky Mountains. The stories are intimate and epic: from wolves that fish for salmon to the thrilling sounds of head-butting male big horn sheep, to ice-covered grizzly bears living near the Arctic Circle. The ancient coastal forests hide rarely told stories of human and wildlife relationships that have co-existed for thousands of years.

The Heartland, S1.E3
Mar 27, 2014
From the prairies to Canada's vast boreal forest that stretches almost from coast to coast, we reveal a huge wilderness of extremes that has been shaped over millennia by both humans and wildfires. Here pronghorn antelope, the fastest hoofed land animal on earth, still haunt the grasslands, the elusive wolverine thrives in the icy remote northern forests and beaver share their cozy lodges with grateful muskrats.

Ice Edge, S1.E4
Apr 3, 2014
A landscape inhabited by wildlife and people who have found an amazing variety of ways to survive. From polar bear cubs making their first discovery of ice to a caribou calf 'dancing' in the chilly spring air to eider ducks diving under the ice to find mussels, we witness the extremes and wonders of life far north.

The story of David Bowie, famous for his experiments in different musical genres and frequent changes of image, as well as his creative quest in other directions, primarily in the movie.

Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Africa's famous Serengeti National Park is a completely unique natural ecosystem, virtually untouched by human influence to date. It is a place of colossal annual animal migrations, where hundreds of thousands of zebras, antelopes and other herbivores move in an unmarked circle every year. Huge herds are accompanied by their natural enemies, predators, making this long journey a constant struggle for existence of epic proportions.

The movie is dedicated to the theme of homoeroticism in the cinema of English-speaking countries. It is an essay on how unconventional sexual relationships have been shown on the screen, from Edison's silent film to such famous films as Philadelphia and Basic Instinct.

A documentary about a filmmaker's attempts to finance his dream project and finish shooting a low-budget horror movie he abandoned a year ago.

On June 26, 1969, the United States lost the space race to the USSR: cosmonaut Alexei Leonov planted a red flag on the lunar surface, after which many NASA projects were canceled. But the Americans are not going to give up, and decide to challenge the Soviet Union again to assert their superiority in space.

A history of The Band, plus stage performances by Muddy Waters, Staple Singers, Dr. John, Paul Butterfield, Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison, Eric Clapton, Neil Diamond, Ron Wood, Ringo Star and others.

Plants live secret, unseen lives. But they are as aggressive, competitive and dramatic as animals - locked in life-and-death struggles for food and light, taking part in fierce battles for territory, and desperately trying to reproduce and scatter their young. Using pioneering new filmmaking technology and the very latest science, The Green Planet reveals this strange and wonderful world of plants like never before.