S1.E5 ∙ Otdohnite, magistr

A romantic comedy of mistaken identities, set in early 19C Bavaria. Count Lerchenbach, the King's Adjutant, changes places with his master, King Ludwig I, in a romantic assignation with the beautiful Countess Rosenau.

A romantic culinary travel journey with The Goddess and the Greek® on the Greek island of Crete. Hosted by award-winning on-camera personality, lifestyle journalist, author of 'Diary of A Modern Day Goddess,' Greco-Roman beauty, comedienne and independent producer Cynthia Daddona. This inspiring and entertaining cultural culinary travel documentary combines wisdom with humor and delicious visuals to explore the people, places, ancient archaeology, cuisine, working village farms and the birthplace of the longevity-enhancing Mediterranean Diet and lifestyle.

When a college student begins to document the lives of a lowly band of cable television reenactment actors he uncovers Ryan Baxter, a re-enactor committed to putting his own inaccurate spin on history. Looking over him is Gil, the angst-ridden director of Ryan's misadventures, who spends more time trying to corral Ryan's historical inaccuracies on set than repairing his own career. When news of a major network television reenactment surfaces amongst the crew, both Ryan and Gil are sent into a tailspin, while other re-enactors amidst the extremely low-budget crew try to take a large step forward and take the mantle away from Ryan Baxter. A man destined to be historical... only if he could get it right.

What do real estate tycoon Donald Trump and the Heinz Tomato Ketchup dynasty have in common? Their ancestors come from Kallstadt, a small, quiet winegrowing village in the German Palatinate region. This powerful entrepreneurial spirit must be part of the genetic make-up! Director Simone Wendel-also from Kallstadt-explores the issue in depth.

A heartwarming comedy about six piano players striving to win the World Championship of Old-Time Piano (mostly ragtime). With brilliant showmanship and skill these competitors vie for the glow of victory, for escape from the trials of their everyday lives, and for the revival of the first distinctly American popular music.