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A Canadian documentary that is ostensibly about the ancient Irish and Scottish fairy myths and those who still believe in them, THE FAIRY FAITH is also a touching look at a culture that is outdated, yet still survives amid more modern beliefs. Filmed mostly in Ireland and Scotland, director John Walker roams the countryside interviewing everyone from university scholars to older folks who claim that to have had encounters with fairies as well as reminiscing about his grandmother, who use to regale him with tales of the roguish little creatures. Ending up in Nova Scotia to examine how the remnants of this culture have survived in North America, Mr. Walker provides an insightful look not only at his one of his ancestor's most beloved legends, but also an entire culture that is slowly disappearing.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull FrameAudio: Stereo - EnglishInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive MenusDVD-ROM Features: Weblink
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Riding and perhaps inspiring seminal pop artist Andy Warhol`s 1960s redefinition of the concept of superstar, Brigid Berlin, the extravagant subject of the fascinating film PIE IN THE SKY: THE BRIGID BERLIN STORY, has persisted in presenting her personal struggles as the stuff of great art. The daughter of an extremely wealthy and prominent family with connections to the Nixons and the Hearst corporation, Berlin`s dramatic rebellion landed her as far away as possible from the suburban safety of her aristocratic background and squarely in the seedy and ground breaking realm of Andy Warhol`s factory. Infamous for her overweight exhibitionism, well-documented drug abuse, and loudmouthed bad behavior, Berlin is shown throughout PIE IN THE SKY as simultaneously tortured and inspired.Filmmakers Fremont and Dunn follow Berlin`s infamous use of taped conversations with her perpetually indignant parents as well as her role in the inspiration of Warhol`s artistic techniques. The film has a shambling distanced aesthetic, and uses both video and Polaroid photography, mixing Berlin`s personal revelations with archival footage of the heady Warhol days. Now past sixty, Berlin is portrayed as an emotionally unrestrained and pathologically tragic heroin of her own story, tracing an unlikely path to creative and personal freedom albeit dogged by unending eccentric obsession.
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A three hour documentary about Pearl Harbor containing over 25 survivor interviews revealing eyewitness accounts from both American and Japanese veterans. Witness the events of December 7, 1941, as a Japanese carrier fleet launches a surprise attack on Pearl Harbor and the island of Oahu which ultimately demolished the United States Pacific Fleet in under one hour. Approximately 2,500 American lives were lost and numerous US military battleships and aircraft were destroyed.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Classic War Trailers
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America has been stuck by a glut of serial killers over the years, but the phenomenon began with the work of one man: H.H. Holmes. Based in Chicago, Holmes terrorized the local community with a series of murders and his infamous death house. A local landlord, Holmes ensnared his victims by renting rooms to them during the World's Fair in 1893. The house was littered with torture chambers and evil tools with which Holmes carried out his deeds. Filmmaker John Borowski has meticulously researched the case, and produced this chilling documentary on Holmes. Revisiting some of the mass murderers past haunts, Borowski draws on photographs, reenactments, and location footage to relive the ghoulish tale.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailers Commentary by Filmaker John Borowski OuttakesAdditional Products: Poster Designs
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For the 36 days following the November 7, 2000 election, Americans watched their TVs nightly to determine if a President had been chosen. Electoral irregularities, recounts started and stopped, demonstrations from vocal members of both parties and a lot of mudslinging all found their locus in the State of Florida. Finally being decided by the United States Supreme Court, the 2000 election will long be remembered as an event that tested the mettle of the American People and the U.S. Constitution.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Stereo - English
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