Britt is turning 30, and she's hitting a wall . . . she's been in a six-year relationship with her partner Tracy, and working hard for that promotion at work, but something's missing - somewhere along the way Britt lost herself. So, when her semi-estranged, Canadian-famous, rock star of a father shows up to her 30th birthday dinner, and Tracy springs a proposal on her all in one night, Britt is forced to shift her perspective inwards and think about what she wants.

"Honestly, mam, it's all a load of rubbish. I mean, I read me horoscope and things like that, for a joke... but this." A group of women gather to have their fortunes told by a drunken clairvoyant.

Watch American freeskier Bobby Brown chase the dynamic medium that is snow around the globe with his friends in search of the ultimate line on skis.

Two graduate students become connected to a series of murders.

Here it is "Telugu Medium- A World So Relatable! Stay tuned for more episodes!" A @southindianlogic original show. Lead Cast: Kanna, Chandana Payaavula Supporting Cast: Mokshita Reddy, Neela priya devulapalli, Shankar Reddy, Raj Sathya, Sivaprasad, Lalitha, Jyothi. Written & Directed By Sai Ram Krishna Produced By Upendar Reddy Yekkati Music by Priyesh Mothukuri Dop: Chandu Krrish Editing & DI: Vivek Nekkala Trailer DI: Arun Karthik, Vivek Nekkala Executive Producer: Akash Surathu Line Producers: Mahendar Kami, M.P.S.S Manikanta

Part prequel and part premonition, Medium Earth attunes itself to the seismic psyche of California. The film listens to its deserts, translates the writing of its stones, and deciphers the calligraphy of its expansion cracks, animating the stresses and strains of physical geography undergoing continental pressure. - IFFR

Medium Rare is a story of a man who prepares a piece of meat in the usual way: seasoning it, cooking it, and finally enjoying it.

A Danish and a Greek woman in a hotel room, struggling with the elements of a Dutch folkloristic costume.

Fragments of domestic scenarios are lyrically animated through stop-motion, before becoming increasingly surreal as recurrent textures and iconography manifest in distinct permutations.

A rookie detective and a drug-addicted archivist investigating unsolved murders from the past. An AI-animated cocaine rat assists them in unraveling these bizarre cold cases within a modern LAPD precinct setting.

A fascinating look at Monica, a junior at Penn State navigating friends, family, relationships – and the fact that she's a medium and can talk to dead people. Her uncommon vocation provides an endless supply of emotional and engaging stories, with a unique millennial perspective

Produced by WGBH-TV in Boston, the Medium Is the Medium is one of the earliest and most prescient examples of the collaboration between public television and the emerging field of video art in the U.S. WGBH commissioned artists — Allan Kaprow, Nam June Paik, Otto Piene, James Seawright, Thomas Tadlock and Aldo Tambellini — to create original works for broadcast television. Their works explored the parameters of the new medium, from image processing and interactivity to video dance and sculpture.

Doris Stokes was a Spiritualist superstar who publicly demonstrated - to the satisfaction of many thousands - that there is Life After Death, and we can contact those who have 'passed over'. At private sittings, in Spiritualist churches and in theatres and cinemas, the homely 65-year-old medium would chat away to 'the dead' as if they were next-door neighbours. Doris Stokes was not clairvoyant - she didn't see things or go into a trance. Doris was clairaudient - someone who works like a radio receiver tuning in to the other side, and picking up the voices of 'the dead' and passing their messages on to the living. Sceptics will undoubtedly accuse her of fraud, but to most of her audience, who are shattered by grief and who have failed to come to terms with bereavement by more conventional forms of religion or philosophy, Doris Stokes brings good tidings of comfort and joy, and a more solid contentment than can be found in a conventional church or through a bottle of tranquillisers.

Haskell Wexler revisits the themes of his previous work "Medium Cool" on the occasion of the Occupy demonstrations in Chicago in 2012.

A widow who visits her husband's grave daily, develops the ability to communicate with others who have passed over, and consoling their loved ones. This brings her some fulfillment, but something is still missing.