Charming India 3D offers an impressive panorama of India's historical and modern world. The movie features the most important cities, royal residences and temple quarters. It follows the footsteps of the various religious faiths that have influenced India right up to the present day.

Simon Busch and Alexander Sass traveled for months across the north of the Indian subcontinent to discover what lies beneath India's exotic and mysterious surface and to show what is rarely revealed to foreigners.

The movie is about everyday life in India. In Varanasi, people burn their dead into ashes. During the Kumbh Mela, the largest religious gathering in the world, 35 million pilgrims bathe in the sacred Ganges River. For the first time, India is presented on screen in such a tantalizing and fascinating way.

America's most beautiful landscapes, from the Grand Canyon to the legendary Rocky Mountains. Fall under the spell of this outstanding movie in 4K Ultra HD quality that enhances the experience many times over.

A stunningly beautiful Digital 3D surround movie from the creators of the movie "Wild Ocean", designed to show people an ecosystem resembling a large metropolis, where different animals unite and coexist with each other. In the movie you will have a fascinating journey into the underwater world of the ocean and get acquainted with the inhabitants of the reefs.

In the movie, you'll see the landscapes, people, and wildlife of the American Southwest in slow motion.

A film of hundreds of millions of monarchs in their remote overwintering sanctuaries and along their migratory routes from Canada and across the U.S. to Mexico.

Along with the Rocky Mountain Express, the viewer is taken on a journey through the breathtaking landscapes of the Canadian Rocky Mountains while listening to the story of the construction of the country's first transcontinental railroad. The movie transports back to the age of steam, making you relive this construction odyssey.

Grab a lot of popcorn, sit back, get comfortable, buckle up, take off! IMAX Space Station: Adventures in Space (2002) 4K is the first documentary filmed in space. Spectators will see real life on a space station. An international team of astronauts from sixteen different countries will live and work under a camera lens. In conditions of zero gravity the crew members will have to cope with difficult tasks. Men and women from different parts of the world will have to revive the new space station. Real not staged shooting will record how the cosmonauts behave in space life. They are the same people! The crew members joke, laugh, eat and try to catch drops of drinking water soaring in weightlessness. The film shows that no matter what country you are from, what religion you have, whether you are a man or a woman, what your social status is! Everyone in space are earthlings! The boundless space, the view of planet Earth from the altitude of the space station is why it is important to see this 4K documentary film.

The Great Barrier Reef in Australia is the world's most famous attraction and stands for records: 2300 kilometers long, it covers an area of 350,000 square kilometers and can be seen from space with the naked eye. The builders of this largest structure are living things, the tiny coral polyps, often no more than 2 millimeters in size. Because of its richness in species, the reef is also considered the jungle of the oceans, with almost 9000 species native to it as identified so far. It also attracts large numbers of small and large visitors, such as turtles, sharks, whales, and manatees.

Probably the most beautiful and wonderful reef in the world: The Great Barrier Reef in Australia is in better quality now. Once again, we experience the underwater world of the largest reef in the world, which is worth protecting, with its hidden caves, mysterious shipwrecks, and fantastic horizontal waterfalls.

The UHD Blu-ray can be played worldwide, but the system requirements are a UHD / 4K-capable television and a UHD player with DTS X.

Stop Making Sense 4K 1984 Extended: This groundbreaking concert film captures the dynamic performance of the iconic band Talking Heads during their 1983 tour. Directed by Jonathan Demme, the extended 4K version brings unparalleled clarity and detail to the energetic show, highlighting David Byrne's unforgettable stage presence and the band's eclectic music. The film opens with Byrne's solo acoustic rendition of "Psycho Killer" and builds momentum as the full band joins in, delivering hits like "Once in a Lifetime" and "Burning Down the House." With its innovative cinematography and seamless blend of live music and visual art, "Stop Making Sense" remains a seminal work in the concert film genre.