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The group of conditions bound together under the heading of fibromyalgia vary somewhat in terms of etiology and degree of intensity, but share a basic dysfunction of the ligaments, muscles and/or tendons, characterized by acute to severe pain and stiffness. Now, in the informational release Mayo Clinic Wellness Solutions for Fibromyalgia, physicians from the esteemed Mayo Clinic of Rochester, Minnesota provide male and female adult viewers with insights on the most effective therapies to work against and ultimately overcome this malady. ~ Nathan Southern, All Movie Guide

Celebrated fitness instructor, personal trainer and exercise guru Kathy Smith hosts the workout release Kathy Smith: Peel off the Pounds Pilates. In the included regimen, Smith uses the foundational principles of Pilates to firm, tone and shape target regions of the body including the hips, thighs, abdominal muscles and arms, while accelerating fat burning and helping one achieve a leaner, firmer physique. ~ Nathan Southern, All Movie Guide

The science documentary National Geographic: Inside the Living Body tells the "story" of an average woman's biological life, with extensive footage shot inside of the female human body at progressive stages from birth to death. The program structures its narrative (and selects its footage) based on the physiological touchstones of a female lifespan, such as puberty and menopause; the images at hand were obtained via state-of-the-art technologies including CT imaging and cutting-edge microscopic photography. ~ Nathan Southern, All Movie Guide

Billy Blanks: Tae Bo Amped - Jump Start Cardio features the workout guru leading the viewer through an exercise regimen designed for beginners in order to get them to quickly lose a great deal of pounds and fat while toning major muscle groups. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide

Carmen Electra: Aerobic Striptease - In the Bedroom features the actress and singer showing off a number of maneuvers that will not only bur calories and tone muscles, but will also add some spice to anyone's love life. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide

This 70 minute HBO documentary profiles animal rights leader Ingrid Newkirk, founder of activist group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). Though interviews with Newkirk, as well as with her peers at PETA, the film explores how the animal rights advocate came to believe so strongly in the humane treatment of all creatures. ~ Cammila Albertson, All Movie Guide

In this three and a half hour behind-the-scenes look at the legendary progressive rock band Yes, viewers are invited to trace the band's history from the release of their first album in 1969, through their rise to fame as the difinitive band of their genre. ~ Cammila Albertson, All Movie Guide

A young woman learns important lessons about family and communication while making friends with a group of dolphins in this drama. Alyssa (Carly Schroeder) is a troubled teenager who has been feeling at odds with the world since the death of her mother, the only parent she has ever known. Alyssa's grandmother Lucy (Katharine Ross) has been looking after her, but when the girl becomes more than Lucy cares to deal with, she sends Alyssa off to spend some time with her father, Hawk (Adrian Dunbar). Hawk is a marine biologist living in the Bahamas, where he's involved in a major research project involving dolphins, and he has neither the time nor the inclination to bond with his long-lost daughter. Alyssa is no more happy to see Hawk than he is to see her, and Hawk is on edge as his funding for the project is about to be pulled. But Alyssa finds a supportive friend in Tamika (Christine Adams), Hawk's girlfriend, and as Alyssa learns to enjoy life along the idyllic Bahamian coast, she develops a strong connection with the dolphins, which not only helps her father with his work but brings her closer to her long lost dad. Eye of the Dolphin also features Jane Lynch, George Harris and Christopher Harrod. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

Screen newcomer Ruth Wilson assumes the role of Charlotte Bronte's eponymous heroine in director Susanna White and screenwriter Sandy Welch's adaptation of the classic 1847 novel. Jane Eyre is a plain but spirited woman who leaves behind the cruel confines of a charity home to work as a governess for enigmatic Edward Rochester (Toby Stephens). The master of Thornfield Hall, Rochester hires Jane to watch after the young Adele. As a series of increasingly strange occurrences begin to unfold in Thornfield Hall's North Tower, the young governess attempts to maintain her virtue while entering into a soulful relationship with her unrepentantly lecherous employer. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

D.H. Lawrence's once-scandalous tale of a married woman who finds herself through an affair with another man is brought to the screen in this adaptation directed by Pascale Ferran. Constance Chatterley (Marina Hands) is a lovely woman in her mid twenties who is married to Sir Clifford Chatterley (Hippolyte Girardot), a wealthy British nobleman many years her senior who is paralyzed from the waist down due to an injury sustained during World War I. While Constance loves her husband, she has grown weary of her life as a bird in a gilded cage, as well as her husband's lack of affection. One day, Constance steps out to take a walk and pauses to tell Parkin (Jean-Louis Coulloc'h), the estate's groundskeeper, that the cook would like him to shoot a pheasant for the evening's meal. Constance discovers Parkin is only half-dressed, and the physical strength of his body makes a strong impression on her. Parkin senses Constance's attraction to him, and he's equally taken by her beauty; in time the two throw caution to the wind and give in to their mutual passion. Constance blooms through her lovemaking with Parkin, and she finds his simple, rustic individualism is more to her taste than the life her husband has given her. But as Constance embraces her love for Parkin, others become aware of their relationship. Lady Chatterley was adapted from Lady Chatterley et l'Homme des Bois, the second of three versions Lawrence would publish of his best-known novel (it was published in English as John Thomas and Lady Jane). ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide