Brad Warner's Hardcore Zen

The Genius of Lenny Breau Remembered" is a richly detailed, personal, and compelling portrait of the master guitarist Lenny Breau. Building upon her award-winning documentary "The Genius of Lenny Breau", first-time director Emily Hughes takes a deeper look into her father's often turbulent life, and ground breaking guitar style. A genre unto himself, Lenny melted musical boundaries, from styles as diverse as country, classical, and flamenco, to invent his innovative jazz techniques. Through interviews with his close friends, family members, luthiers, and fellow musicians, in combination with rare photos, archival footage and recordings, this 135 minute documentary intimately reveals the depth of Lenny's passionate dedication to his craft and the complex, evocative music that was its result. Presented in five chapters, The Genius of Lenny Breau Remembered provides a raw and unvarnished look at the musician's life, lasting influence, and subsequent ubiquity. It is a personal and powerful exploration of his life, music, and his tragic still-unsolved murder.

The true story that traces the summer of the future Chénier FLQ cell, at Gaspé, one year before the October Crisis in 1970.

August 7, 1990 in Rome Simonetta Cesaroni is killed with 29 shots stab in dell'Aiag offices in via Poma 2. Nicholas Montella investigating the murder. The inspector tries to find the key to the problem by listening and questioning Paola, the sister of Simonetta, Pietrino Vanacore, the doorman of the building who committed suicide in 2010, and boyfriend Raniero Busco, then sentenced in first instance to 24 years in prison.