Mark Thompson

Set It Off

F. Gary Gray

Jada Pinkett Smith, Queen Latifah

Four inner-city Black women, determined to end their constant struggle, decide to live by one rule — get what you want or die trying. So the four women take back their lives and take out some banks in the process.

Chicago Party Aunt

Mark Thompson

Cameron Ling, Jimmy Bartel

Chicago Party Aunt Diane is an idolized troublemaker with a talent for avoiding adulthood — and a soft spot for her soul-searching nephew.

Stack Footy

Scott Stevens, Johnny Miller

16 friends who snowboard and film; Stack Footy. Hundreds of good ideas, hundreds of bad ideas; Stack Footy. Thousands of tricks landed, one thousand more crashed; Stack Footy. Millions of magical moments captured by ones and zeros; Stack Footy. Billions of laughs, cries, smiles, smirks, jokes and moments of repose; Stack Footy.

2009 Season Highlights: Geelong Cats

Mark Thompson

Cameron Ling, Jimmy Bartel

The Road to Victory charts the path of the Geelong Cats towards their 2nd premiership in three years. It's been an astonishing journey for a club so full of skilled players, yet so long between premierships, the 2009 flag proving that 2007 was no fluke. This program is packed full of round-by-round action as the Cats go all the way, with a nail-biting showdown against St. Kilda that could so easily have ended in disaster, but which once again demonstrated that the Cats path to the Premiership in 2009 was indeed, the Road to Victory

2007 Season Highlights: Geelong Cats

Mark Thompson

Gary Ablett, Jimmy Bartel

2007 - An all conquering year for the men of Geelong. A year in which the club strung together 15 consecutive victories and created history by thrashing Port Adelaide in the most lop-sided Grand Final in history. The honours filled the trophy cabinets. Jimmy Bartel won the Brownlow, Steve Johnson the Norm Smith Medal, Gary Ablett the AFL Players Association MVP and Joel Selwood was the Rising Star. Nine Cats were named All Australian and on Grand Final day were joined by their coach. Join us as we relive the great highlights of 2007 - a Geelong season to savour. The year the premiership drought come to a shuddering halt - with a tidal wave of wins