A Rejkjavik musician decides to put on a music festival in his own backyard.

Musician Bob Forrest talks about his days with Thelonius Monster and his struggle with heroin addiction.

The story of the legendary hop hop act, from high school to superstardom and beyond.

A documentary about the 25 year career of Fishbone, the unique punk/funk underground band considered by many fans to be the best in the world.

Annie Ross is a jazz giant. Raised in Glasgow, her seven-decade career runs the gamut from precocious child star – ‘the Scottish Shirley  Temple’ – to indefatigable living legend. In this intimate, revealing profile, she discusses her many lives from Paris singer in the 1940s to incomparable lyricist in the 1950s and Covent Garden impresario in the 1960s. Along the way there are tales of Billie Holiday, her lover Lenny Bruce, triumph and tragedy, drug addiction and her deep, abiding affection for beloved brother Jimmy Logan. Throughout it all there is the beautiful, beguiling music often with her own lyrics and always performed in her inimitable style.

An encounter with punk heroes who are adjusting to fatherhood.

Known as ‘The Man of a Thousand Faces’, Lon Chaney was the undisputed master of horror in the 1920s and one of the biggest box-office stars in the history of Universal Pictures. This stunning silent version of the Gaston Leroux classic remains one of his creepiest productions. Lovingly restored, it features a groundbreaking use of two-strip technicolor in the notorious Bal Masque sequence and hand tinting elsewhere. Chaney finds the pathos in the scarred composer, haunting the catacombs beneath the Paris Opera house, obsessed with a beautiful young soprano whom he kidnaps to ensure she will only ever sing for him. This screening is accompanied by live music on the Wurlitzer Cinema Organ played by organist David Gray.

Documentary following the songwriters and stars of Once, after their triumphant Oscar win.