Tea with Mussolini tells an engrossing semi-autobiographical tale of director Franco Zefferelli’s growing up years in Florence right in the midst of World War II!

Alfred Hitchcock is rightfully called the Master of suspense. As the television started to become a powerful medium in the mid-50s, he became a TV-presenter and created a series-‘Hitchcock Presents’, which presented short stories of mystery and suspense.

Pleasantville was nominated for 3 Oscars in 1998 and even a decade later this charming comedy remains as appealing. With a talented cast, wonderful special effects and clever story-telling it leaves its mark.

Blade is a sci-fi horror action thriller. This 1998 film was one of those populist cult classics which proved so successful at the box-office that it went on to have two sequels.

The Office gives us a bird’s eye-view of an office environment with a typically languid and wacky British sense of humor. So successful was this show that it later spawned equally popular American, French and Canadian versions.

Writer-director David Mamet’s year 2000-released film State and Main brings Hollywood’s up-market celebrities to a practically unknown small town with hilariously disastrous consequences!

In the DVD 'Mythbusters-Mega-Movie Myths', veteran presenters Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman and a crack team of technical experts effectively debunk and demystify many oft-observed Hollywood–perpetrated myths through some wacky experiments.

Scholars are divided in their opinions whether Nostradamus was a genuinely gifted foreteller or just a fluke fake. Discovery Channel’s DVD- Nostradamus presents an interesting double feature, examining the facts and fantasies associated with this famous personality.