Spring

'Spring Symphony" is a story of love, hate and artistic ambitions. Nastassja Kinski and Herbert Gronemeyer star as Clara Wieck and Robert Schumann, star-crossed classical musicians of the nineteenth century trying to overcome the stifling objections of Wieck's father.

If you take it purely on face value, Tana Wulan’s Warm Spring is a sweet film of the love and self-sacrifice between an old man, a poor farmer in a country village and a 7 year-old orphan who he takes into his care.

Countryfile spin-off series unveiling the secrets of spring.

Spring with excitement and jump with joy because Shaun the Sheep is back for more wild adventures from the Oscar-winning creators of Wallace & Gromit. Fun on the farm springs to life with Shaun and his barnyard buddies – from bouncing sheep and a supersized Timmy to bagpipe buddies and a shortsighted farmer, there’s no limit to the wild things these animals will do. So hop along with Shaun, Bitzer, Shirley, Timmy, and those Naughty Pigs next door in some sheepherding mayhem that’s sure to give you a lift!

A young boy's loss of innocence in a pre-perestroika Russian prison is the harrowing, Kafkaesque premise of LESSONS AT THE END OF SPRING. During the chaotic last months of the Khrushchev regime, a teenager's errand to the village market for bread ends in a nightmarish confrontation with local police. Sadistic shower room confrontation, unsanitary detention facilities and a tomblike prison cell become classrooms on the horrors of the human soul. As his fellow captives are tortured, die or quietly lose their minds, the naive 13-year-old becomes an unwilling witness to startling lessons in honor, hatred, conscience and survival. Contains nudity and mature themes.

In 2002, a group of Falun Gong practitioners in China came up with an audacious plan to hit back at the government's crackdown on their faith. They hijacked the airwaves, broadcasting a video promoting their spiritual movement on state television. Now, more than two decades later, Eternal Spring explores the aftermath of that brazen stunt, with Canadian writer-director Jason Loftus following comic book artist (and Falun Gong practitioner) Daxiong. Featuring vivid animation based on Daxiong's drawings, the film recounts how their plan succeeded, but soon the authorities retaliated, and Daxiong left his homeland.

A poor family of miners from Kyushu uproot themselves and make the long journey to what they hope is a better life in Hokkaido. Their journey is beset with hardship and tragedy.