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Ronit and Annie's parents discuss about their marriage. At the celebrations for their merger, their parents announce that they will get Annie and Ronit engaged but Ronit refuses to marry Annie and storms out. Pooja thinks about Akash's letter and thinks about how much she hates Ronit and cannot forgive. Set in contemporary India, Ye Meri Life Hai reflects the aspirations and dreams of today's youth as they battle it out with conventions and norms to carve their own niche in the world. The story revolves around a vivacious teenager, Pooja, who belongs to a typical middle class Gujrati household but strives to fulfill her dream of becoming a film director some day. Pooja's optimistic outlook reflects today's never-say-die attitude. A vivacious 17-year-old teenager, Pooja has been brought up with middle class, traditional values and beliefs. But like most teenagers today she is also exposed to everything modern. She respects what her family stands for but at the same time she wishes to spread her wings and fly. She is constantly struggling to make her two worlds meet. Pooja takes her first bold step towards fulfilling her dream of becoming a film director by making the decision to join a 'happening college' like St. Martin's while keeping her father in the dark about this. When Pooja enters the awe-inspiring yet strange world of St. Martin's along with her best friend Mandy, they are immediately thrown into a world of myriad experiences; a culture that is alien, modern and ...

THE OIL ROCKS - Behind this enigmatic name lies the first and largest offshore oil town ever built. A vast, sprawling web of oil platforms in the middle of the Caspian Sea, commissioned by Stalin in 1949. Imagine: 2000 oil rigs, 300 kilometres of bridges, rusty old Soviet trucks rolling back and forth, nine-storey building blocks, thousands of oil workers, a cultural palace, a lemonade factory, a green park... Sixty years on, the Oil Rocks still stand. But two-thirds of the infrastructure has been regained by the sea. A kind of Oil Atlantis, only real. Combining black-and-white archives from the Soviet era and contemporary footage, the film tells the story of this timeless place and of some of its amazing inhabitants. It is the first time a Western film crew is allowed to make a documentary on the site since its creation. Director: Marc Wolfensberger (www.thin-line.net) Camera: Jon Björgvinsson Sound: Blaise Gabioud Editing: Patrick Léger, Peter Entell, Ana Acosta Producer: Isabelle Gattiker Production companies: Swiss TV TSR, Intermezzo Films, Thin Line Productions Co-producers: YLE (Finland), MDR (Germany) Length & format: 52 min, DigiBeta / HD International sales: Autlook Filmsales / www.autlookfilms.com

This is what will happen when big corporations take our Christian Worship Songs and use them for themselves. Lord have mercy! THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO'S WATCHED! Nearly 2000000 people! When I posted this, I never ever thought I'd get that many hits. Maybe a couple thousand but not a 2 million. Thanks to the 550+ comments I've kept (and not deleted for rudeness etc). May God continue to bless us ALL.