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Mexican actress Maria Felix was nicknamed La Dona, after the success of her third film DONA BARBARA. Felix was the impetus for the Mexican film industry to create more stories geared towards women, and she became one of the predominant Mexican actors, as well as an important part of the culture of her country. This documentary traces the ups and downs of her famous and influential life.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1:33Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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Though Martin Luther King, Jr. is primarily remembered for his inspiring leadership of the Civil Rights movement, during the last few years of his life King expanded his work to include poverty and antiwar efforts. Utilizing archival photographs, film footage, diaries, letters, and interviews with fellow activists, this episode of PBS' AMERICAN EXPERIENCE chronicles the trajectory of King's personal transformations between the 1963 I Have a Dream speech and his tragic assassination five years later.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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This collection of short films were produced around the mid-20th century, and were an adult reaction to the burgeoning youth culture movement that, they felt, posed a very real threat to civilization! The films included are:
Name Unknown
(1964), which takes place in a juvenile court after a teenager enjoys a romance with a deadly criminal;
Going Steady
(1951), which warns against the perils of dating too early;
Getting Along with Parents
(1953), which explains why a group of teenagers have been forbidden from going to a local club;
Body Care and Grooming
(1946), which tackles personal hygiene;
Unto Thyself Be True
(1949), which explains why a harmonious balance between parent and child needs to be struck; and
Any Boy
(1953), which features a character called Mr. Whiskey, who warns of the dangers of drinking alcohol.
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Ten true stories of American Prisoners of War in Vietnam. The suffering, the torture, and the interrogations these men experienced will never be forgotten in American History. The courage and the faith these men displayed during their time in the Vietnamese communist prisons show their unrelenting strength in the hope that one day they will regain their freedom.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Materials: P.O.W. Release FootageInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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The strict disciplines of the eighteenth century made way for a new artistic and emotional freedom, with a broad range of subject matter. Including works by Turner, Goya, and Gericault.
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