One Night The Moon

Ian Wright journeys to Russia, the largest country in the world which covers more than 10 million square miles and spans 11 time zones. For 70 years travelers were unable to visit the then USSR, but since the collapse of communism Russia has become an increasingly popular destination.

Planet Earth in Lounge Music - Vol.4 @dmiration (2003)

Musical compositions in the styles of Lounge, Chillout, New Age, Relax perfectly complement the colorful visuals and create a special emotional mood, allows you to feel and appreciate the unique color of the surrounding world, to feel the joy of life, to make an amazing journey, not only to the most beautiful corners of our planet, but also in the magical world of music. Each of the ten films series carries some emotional, which helps to open a specially selected video clips and music.

Biloxi Blues was the second of playwright Neil Simon's semi-autobiographical trilogy (number one was Brighton Beach Memoirs; number three, Broadway Bound). Matthew Broderick stars as Simon's alter ego Eugene Morris Jerome, who is drafted and shipped off to boot camp in Biloxi, Mississippi in the waning days of World War II. Eugene is at the mercy of near-psychotic drill sergeant Toomey (Christopher Walken), who seems to have a personal vendetta against the poor schlemiel (Toomey also has all the film's best lines). While sweating out basic training, Eugene is indoctrinated into manhood by local prostitute Rowena (Park Overall). The film version of Biloxi Blues retains the wit and poignancy of the theatrical original–except towards the end, which pointlessly emphasizes a showdown between Eugene and Toomey.