Based upon the best-selling novel of the same name, this is an intriguing film that showcases the directorial debut of Sofia Coppola, daughter of revered director Francis Coppola. She does a fairly masterful job, indicative of the fact that the apple appears not to have fallen far from the tree. Ms. Coppola exacts tight, well-nuanced performances from the stellar cast, creating an interesting and quirky little gem of a film.

Nickelodeon's popular animated series SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS chronicles the wacky adventures of a good-hearted, enthusiastic sea sponge and his nautical pals Squidward, Mr. Krabs, Patrick the Starfish, and Sandy the Squirrel in the underwater town of Bikini Bottom. This collection continues the adventures of the absorbent, yellow, and porous one with five work-themed episodes revolving around Spongebob's job as a fry cook at Mr. Krabs' fast food restaurant: 'Fear Of A Krabby Patty', 'Molting', 'Argh!;, 'One Krab's Trash', and the classic 'Neptune's Spatula'.

FRENZY is excellent and shocking in equal measure. Elegantly scripted by playwright Anthony Shaffer and with the usual quota of standout sequences - the camera's slow track out on to a Covent Garden street from the flat of the killer, a blackly comic, desperate attempt to retrieve a vital clue by breaking the fingers of a corpse dumped in a lorry-load of potatoes, and the droll understatement of the detective's mealtime conversations with his wife. Supremely enjoyable late Hitchcock.

On the eve of his third wedding, documentary filmmaker Caveh Zahedi bravely turns the camera on himself to explore his decade-long addiction to sex in an autobiographical tale of personal peccadillo featuring animation from Waking Life artist Bob Sabiston and featuring a rare film appearance by French porn legend Rebecca Lord. His previous marriages destroyed by his obsession with prostitutes and his many intimate relationships sabotaged by his unwavering commitment to the concept of open relationships, Zahedi boldly bares his soul before the camera to offer a comic look at the life of one man who truly can't get enough.

Have you ever wished you could be a better kisser? A romantic kisser? A sexy kisser? A GREAT kisser? Well, now you can! This DVD answers all of your questions, and SHOWS you the tips and techniques that will knock his (or her) socks off!

Based on the International Bestseller by William Cane. William Cane is the pen name of Michael Christian, who wrote the international bestseller "The Art of Kissing". He taught English at Boston College for fifteen years, and has been researching this topic "since a very early age." Also author of "The Book of Kisses" and "The Art of Hugging," he lives in Jersey City, New Jersey. Mr. Cane was educated at Boston College Law School and practiced law briefly in 1986. He also received a Master of Arts degree in English at Boston University, and he has written for Woman's Day, Seventeen, and other national and local newspapers and magazines. He currently lectures on kissing at leading colleges and universities.