Abre los ojos / Open your eyes - by Alejandro Amenabar (1997)

The handsome and wealthy César is very successful with women and is having difficulties getting rid of Nuria, his last affair. His best friend, Pelayo, is unlucky with women and jealous of César. At his birthday party, César meets the gorgeous and sexy Sofia, currently dating Pelayo, but they are immediately attracted to each other and spend the night together in her apartment. The next morning, César finds Nuria outside of Sofia's building, and he accepts her offer of a ride home.

For 35 consecutive years in the Principality of Monaco is one of the most prestigious festivals in the world of circus arts. A circus festival this year came 18 best troupes of circus artists from 10 countries: Russia, USA, China, Italy, Germany, France, Canada, Brazil, Kazakhstan and Romania. The CD contains 14 performances the festival. As a bonus - 11 rooms with no less famous French show "Le Plus Grand Cabaret du Monde"

La ville des pirates / City of Pirates - by Raoul Ruiz (1983)

Raúl Ruiz’s City of Pirates is (de)composed under the sign of Surrealism, with its trust in ecstasy, scandal, the call of the wild, mystification, prophetic dreams, humour, the uncanny. Given the surprising swerves and disorientations evoking Buñuel and Dalí, and the confidence in a poetic discourse recalling Eluard and Péret, one wonders if Ruiz didn’t elaborate his scenario using the Surrealist mode of automatic writing. Troubled, graceful Isidore – Ducasse and Duncan? – is a purely Surrealist heroine, part Ophelia, Salomé, Bérénice, prone to trances, somnambulism, hysterical seizure, contact with the ‘other side’.