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This film presents exclusive footage of the sunken luxury liner the RMS Titanic, beginning with her actual construction and launch and continuing through a chronicle of her ill-fated voyage around the tip of England, destination: America. Dr. Robert Ballard documents his search and discovery of the ship with the aid of a specially designed robotic camera that displays dramatic pictures of the Titanic's final hours.Contains extra footage.
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SIDESHOW takes a look at the last 100 years of the timeless tradition of parading human oddities in traveling circuses/carnivals. While the ethics of the situation may be a bit dubious, it's obvious that human freaks are an attraction few will pass up the chance to see. Witness, for instance, the Great Waldo, the man who swallows mice whole and then spits them back up, slightly stunned. This documentary highlights some legendary performers such as Percilla the Monkey Woman, the oldest living Siamese twins, the Half Woman, and more. The interviews with these freaks are nothing short of astonishing, and there is plenty of footage from the golden age of freak shows. We also get a look at how freak shows are surviving today, and get to see some of the last traveling sideshows as well as some nightclub performances of a new generation of freaks and esoteric performance artists.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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This eclectic collection of films from the World War II era begins with
Wood For War,
an educational film created by the Forest Service and Department of Agriculture boasting the merits of wood-made products for the home, and for use on the battleground. Next,
U.S. News Review, Issue No. 3
provides a sampling of promotional war footage as well as the heartfelt story of a man who just lost his son in the war. Created by the U.S. Department of War,
What Makes a Battle?
shows actual soldiers in real combat situations, and provides graphic images of war`s casualties.
The Army Nurse
concludes the program with a breakdown of the army nurse`s duties.
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This collection contains two of author Jamake Highwater's programs on the development of world mythology and the origin of the American Indians, PRIMAL MIND and NATIVE LAND: NOMADS OF THE DAWN.PRIMAL MIND:Author Jamake Highwater's book The Primal Mind is here presented in video form, offering his theory on the differences between the mindset of American Indians devoted to nature, myths and ritual, and the Western mind devoted to achievement, order and rising above nature. Highwater postulates a link between modern art and the primal mind.NATIVE LAND: NOMADS OF THE DAWNAuthor Jamake Highwater traces the ancient path taken by the first settlers of the Americas who ultimately founded the Aztec, Incan and Mayan civilizations.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull FrameAudio: Stereo - EnglishInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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This series of videos explores the life of the post-WWII paratrooper as well as the adventures of American and British air troops during the final years of the war. Includes Under Eastern Skies, and Destination Berlin.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - English
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