One of Hollywood's earliest -- and most peculiar -- musicals, The Great Gabbo stars von Stroheim as an egotistical ventriloquist who casts a Svengali-like spell upon an ingenue (Betty Compson), against a backdrop of singularly strange numbers (including "Icky" and the spider-and-fly-themed "Caught in a Web"). Director James Cruze (The Covered Wagon) allowed von Stroheim to endow the character with his signature flourishes, resulting in a wicked cocktail...

Topol plays Tevye, a man trying to preserve his Jewish heritage in the humble village of Anatekva.

A talented songwriter finds himself falling for his plant lady who has gift for writing lyrics. Her words and his music make the perfect match.

From Greenwich Village folk singer to born-again preacher, six different actors each embody part of the Dylan legend.

Lerner and Loewe's musical version of 'Pygmalion' about a Covent Garden flower girl who becomes a lady.

A feature-length musical film.

"Captures all the excitement, drama, music, and dance of the original U.S. film with unique Chinese characters and extraordinary adventures. A new student at a college in Shanghai meets a gifted man and shares a secret passion for singing. Without her parents' support, she and her new group of friends enter an inter-school singing competition and discover their true calling and the value of true friendship"--Container.

Hindi feature film. "Seven years after the group Magik disbanded, Aditya, Joe, and KD battle intense personal challenges to reunite and make music once again"--From Worldcat.org.

Legendary director Douglas Sirk's (Written on the wind, Imitation of life) La Habanera is a lushly poetic and boldly modern musical drama decades ahead of its time. Working at Germany's famed UFA Studios (Metropolis), under the very noses of the Nazi authorities that would later force him into Hollywood exile and eminence, Sirk transformed a glossy musical vehicle for UFA's "new Garbo" Zarah Leander into a dark and intimate anti-colonial melodrama....