Sodoma ir Gomora

Before The French revolution came along and spoiled their fun, the rich aristocrats spent most of their time indulging in the pleasures of the flesh on a grand scale. Huge Banquets would be laid out out for the so-called "ladies and gentlemen" of the court with the main course being an orgy of unbridled debauchery.

In this black comedy, master Mexican director Arturo Ripstein (The Holy Office, Deep Crimson) presents another of his trademark looks at the twin forces of absurdity and pathos. Based on a novel by Pedro Antonio Valdez, the film weaves five episodic tales centered around a decrepit Mexican brothel run by a Chinese immigrant, Chang (Samuel Gallegos), and protested nightly by a Christian group who hopes to shut it down. Among the cast of characters who populate this modern-day Sodom and Gomorrah are Chang's long-suffering wife, an eccentric stable of hookers, and an especially seedy roster of customers (including corrupt politicians and deranged priests), resulting in a carnivalesque tapestry of the human condition.

El empleado de un taller decide aprovechar un puente vacacional para ir a Torremolinos con el fin de divertirse y conquistar turistas extranjeras.

In a magical faraway land, in a picturesque little village nestled among green meadows and rolling hills, lives a flock of carefree sheep. But their pastoral and stress-free life is interrupted when a pack of wolves sets up camp in the nearby ravine.

Tells the story of Goronwy Rees - author, journalist, soldier, academic and possibly, spy. It features mystery and scandal, first person accounts of the Nazis in Berlin, the growth of Communism in Britain and spies. His fascinating history takes us to Aberystwyth, Oxford, France and Germany.

From London to the Rockies. Dylan Iorwerth time-travels to London, North Dakota and the Canadian Rockies to find out more about Welsh geographer David Thompson, who mapped tracts of the North American continent, including the Columbia River.