Stargazers (2013)

Actors: Michael Cleland (actor), Chris Roger Johnston (actor), Wren Ej (actor), Wren Ej (actor), Wren Ej (director), Wren Ej (writer), Micheline Blais (actress), Tanikaa Rose (actress), Jamey Van Horn (actress), Bethany Williams (actress), Tyra Young (actress), Maya Holson (actress), Mason Dugas (actor), Corey Pascall (actor), Annette Cada (actress),

Zephyr (2003)

Actors: Mike Libanon (actor), Synco Schölvinck (editor), Viktor Griffioen (actor), Mark Hendriks (composer), Jens Hollander (writer), Sharon Gosler (actress), Harald Austbö (actor), Michiel Alberts (actor), Dennis Kleyn (director), Neal Lewis (actor),

Puppetry: Worlds of Imagination (2001)

Actors: Jeffery Alan Jones (composer), Joshua Malkin (director), Basil Twist (actor), Joshua Malkin (producer), Joshua Malkin (writer), Clea Straus Rivera (actress), Ralph Lee (actor), Michael Malkin (producer), Scott Blumenthol (actor), Brian Voelcker (actor), Michael R. Malkin (producer), Michael Curry (actor),

Plot: This documentary surveys the revolutionary new developments in American puppet theater, profiling many of puppetry's most imaginative contemporary artists, including Basil Twist, who uses bits of fabric, feathers, plastic and other materials in a 1,000-gallon tank of water to create a visually stunning underwater ballet musically accompanied by Berlioz's "Symphonie Fantastique" Ralph Lee, founder of the famous Greenwich Village Halloween Parade, discusses his current work designing figures for ballets and symphony orchestras and we see excerpts from his own theater company's production, which employs puppets as vehicles for the exploration of supernatural myths and legends; Michael Curry discusses the masks and puppets he created for the Broadway production of The Lion King, as well as the Super Bowl, the Olympics and the Millennium Celebration in New York City; Cheryl Henson, daughter of Jim (The Muppets) Henson, discusses the biannual Jim Henson International Festival of Puppet Theatre as we see excerpts of some of these innovative presentations; we also visit the puppetry program at the California Institute of the Arts, including one of puppeteer Janie Geiser's classes; and the video concludes by discussing the new directions and new ideas in puppetry and the ways it is transforming opera, music, theater and dance.

I'm Losing You (1998)

Actors: David Cronenberg (producer), Laraine Newman (actress), Elizabeth Perkins (actress), Frank Langella (actor), Aria Noelle Curzon (actress), Gina Gershon (actress), Amanda Donohoe (actress), Andrew McCarthy (actor), Don McManus (actor), Norman Reedus (actor), Buck Henry (actor), Daniel von Bargen (actor), Ed Begley Jr. (actor), Rosanna Arquette (actress), John Dunning (producer),

Plot: Nearing his 60th birthday, a movie producer discovers that he may have less than a year to live as a result of inoperable cancer. The effects of his disease take the toll on him and his distressed wife. However, his dysfunctional family are not told and their soap opera-ish life goes on. His son, a has-been actor, has to deal with a precocious daughter and a drug-addled ex-wife and sells AIDS patients insurance policies until he becomes attracted to one. His step-sister learns that her real father murdered her mother & then committed suicide.

Babar: The Movie (1989)

Actors: Clive A. Smith (producer), Patrick Loubert (producer), Patrick Loubert (producer), Gordon Pinsent (actor), Michael Hirsh (producer), Sarah Polley (actress), Michael Hirsh (producer), Chris Wiggins (actor), Jacques Balutin (actor), John Stocker (actor), Henri Labussière (actor), Bernard Alane (actor), Jean-Pierre Darras (actor), Michael Hirsh (writer), Clive A. Smith (producer),

An Eight Is Enough Wedding (1989)

Actors: Christopher McDonald (actor), Anne Lockhart (actress), Stan Lathan (director), Eugene Roche (actor), Marianne Muellerleile (actress), Dick Van Patten (actor), James Van Patten (actor), John Hostetter (actor), Willie Aames (actor), Eddie Barth (actor), Grant Goodeve (actor), Peter Nelson (actor), Daryl Keith Roach (actor), Hobart Lundt (miscellaneous crew), Billy Fox (editor),

Plot: This second made-for-television reunion film finds eldest son David on the brink of marriage to a divorcee. However, some of his sisters would prefer to see a reunion with his ex-wife Janet.