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- On the day of her golden wedding in 1994, Barbara Reichenbach's lost wedding gift, an amber amulet, reappears. Barbara is now forced to reveal her well-kept secret to her three children and her husband Alexander. Flashback to 1944: Weddings are celebrated on the Schlossgut Hagenow in eastern Germany. The pretty Comtesse Barbara von Ganski marries the charming physicist Alexander Reichenbach, who is exempted from working at the front as a scientist. As a pledge of his love, Alexander puts an amber amulet around his bride's neck. But not all guests wish the happy couple a good future: SS man Luschnat, for example, has had an eye on the bride himself, and the young estate manager Elisabeth is in love with Alexander. After a dispute between the carefree Alexander and the staunch Nazi Luschnat, Barbara's father, Baron Albin von Ganski, expelled his son-in-law from the house. Barbara follows her husband to Berlin and accepts the break with her conservative father. Through this turning point, Elisabeth, who is the secret, illegitimate daughter of the baron, sees her long-awaited chance of finally being recognized as an equal member of the family. The baron finally agrees. But when Barbara and Alexander's mother Gunhild and shortly afterwards Alexander returned from bombed Berlin after a heavy bombing attack, Elisabeth was once again on the sidelines from one day to the next. Gunhild confesses to her son that she is a converted Jew. In order to avoid persecution by the Nazis and to protect Barbara, Alexander reports as a soldier for front service without her knowledge. Meanwhile, Albin von Ganski hides Gunhild on the castle grounds. When the war finally comes to an end, Barbara, Elisabeth, Albin and his wife Henriette wait in eager anticipation for the liberation by the Russian troops. The feared atrocities do not materialize, but Barbara and her father are appalled when Elisabeth fraternises with the rude soldiers. Meanwhile, Barbara falls in love with the cultivated Russian officer Belajew, who protects her from attacks by his soldiers. But even he cannot help her when Albin von Ganski is executed one day for the alleged murder of a Russian prisoner of war. When her mother then commits suicide, Barbara is faced with a difficult decision: should she and Belayev leave their homeland? Just as the young woman is about to leave her past behind, she thinks she sees Alexander on the estate.
- There's is was a fun-loving clown who wants to play around and then a scary werewolf comes in the chase him after that he manged to come down.
- Two men play a game of chess. One man is told which steps to make by the smoke of his cigarette.
- Five Best Friends Go on Many Fun Lego adventures.
- "Pingu finds himself in tricky and comical situations, but he always learns a lesson. Pingu spends his days with his parents and baby sister, Pinga. Everyone in his town speaks ""Penguinese."" Laugh along and find out what happens.
- The Barbapapas are creatures that can change their form, and those are the adventures is this unusual family in his struggle to find his place in the planet while helping other people and animals
- Bumba is a Flemish television program for toddlers about a clown who is capable of doing all sorts of antics in the circus with his friends..
- A bunch of cartoon animals are having a tee dance, listening to songs on their Telefunken radio.
- Celebrating the noisy, joyful, messy reality of pre-school life.
- Deleted scenes from the 1998 film American History X.
- Tilda Appleseed is a small white church mouse. She loves her friends, delicious food and picnics. Every day is a wonderful day in Tilda's charming little village, where greater and smaller adventures await its inhabitants.
- A musical short subject tribute to 19th century German composer Carl Maria Von Weber.
- A documentary on the restoration of Metropolis (1927).
- Abbreviated one-reel musical version of Ungarische Rhapsodie (1929).
- A passerby sees a Swiss mountain goat herder and asks "How about a kiss Wildgoat?" she responds with "Good as gold, if you can catch me". The wooer pursues her into the mountains, she scales a pinnacle; so does he, only to find he is on the wrong pinnacle. After several hair raising attempts to catch her, the would be wooer gives up and she returns to her goat herd.