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Relive the days of hula hoops, Elvis Presley, and the Cold War with this look back at the history and culture of America in the 1950s. From politics to comedy, television to rock& roll, the'50s set the standards for the way Americans live today. Features music from the era, as well as coverage of decade-defining events like the Civil Rights Movement. Notable celebrity appearances by: James Dean, Marilyn Monroe, Frank Sinatra, Lucille Ball, and many more.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additonal Release Material: Bonus Features - 1.'50s Vintage Kitsch
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Perhaps the definitive analysis of the events surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, offering stunning evidence through interviews and comprehensive accounts of this American tragedy. Originally broadcast on A&E in five parts: The Forces of Darkness, The Coup D'etat, The Cover-Up, The Patsy, and The Witnesses.DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case2-Disc SetFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo 2.0 - EnglishInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive MenusText/Photo Galleries: Stills/Photos - 1. Gallery of Original Autopsy Photographs












2. Gallery of Critical Documents Additional Text - 1. Timeline of Critical Events
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In Hollywood, screenwriting failures are so common that bars in the city are strewn with down-on-their-luck writers drowning their sorrows over broken dreams. Documentary filmmakers Mark Brian Smith and Tony Montana begin their movie in such an establishment--a Hollywood bar called J. Sloan's. OVERNIGHT focuses on 25-year-old J.Sloan's bartender Troy Duffy, whose movie script, THE BOONDOCK SAINTS, has been picked up by Harvey Weinstein at Miramax. Weinstein is so impressed by the confident, self-assured Duffy that he gives him the go-ahead not only to direct his own movie, but also to score the soundtrack with his own band, The Brood. To Duffy's delight, Weinstein also buys the bar, making them co-owners. Propelled to A-list status, stars such as Mark Wahlberg and Matthew Modine start hanging out with Duffy at J. Sloan's. But as his ego spirals out of control, the interest from Miramax ends as abruptly as it started. No one at the company returns his calls, and with Duffy floundering in a sea of recriminations between himself and the friends he brought along for the ride, the movie is promptly dropped by Weinstein. In the end, THE BOONDOCK SAINTS does end up getting made. But with a low budget and minimal distribution, it disappears without a trace. The future for Duffy appears uncertain at the end of OVERNIGHT and J. Sloan's closes down as the credits roll. Duffy is reduced to a solitary figure whose blame for his misfortune rests somewhere between the fickle wiles of the film industry, and his own personal shortcomings.
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A Hoboken native and one of the world's first photographic artists, Alfred Steiglitz was one of the 20th century's best and most influential artists. Stieglitz was one of the first photographers to push the medium to its limits, when, in the late 1800s, he began making photographs at night as well as photographing snow and rain, all of which had been long thought to be technically impossible. Later, he formed the Photo Secession Group, a society of photographers dedicated to promoting photography as an art, and established the famous gallery known as 291 that launched the career of many artists. Steiglitz's greatest work came after this, when he began to concentrate on photography once again, a period that saw him produce his most famous works: studies of his wife, Georgia O'Keefe. This documentary is a look at the life and achievements of Stieglitz, who has become known as the Father of Modern Photography.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull FrameAudio: Stereo - EnglishInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Bob Marley rose from humble beginnings in Kingston, Jamaica to become a worldwide reggae legend. This documentary takes a look at his life and work, offering interviews, music footage, and some exclusive recordings. The combined footage tells an incredible tale, showing how talent and hard work won through to catapult Marley into the public eye. Also included is a music CD, and a lavish booklet.DVD Features:Region (Unknown)Keep CaseSingle Side - Single LayerFull Frame - 1.33Additional Products: Booklet - 1. SPIRITUAL JOURNEY CD - 1. Bob Marley& The Wailers - THE LION OF REGGAE
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