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James Earl Jones hosts this moving documentary, which pairs footage of the JFK assassination with personal reflections from dignitaries, journalists, and politicians, as well as everyday citizens.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: JFK& Lincoln Historical Coincidences Bonus Archival Footage from 21 Speeches& Press ConferencesInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Chapter Access Scene Selection Bonus Music SelectionsText/Photo Galleries: Biography - JFK
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In WHERE ARE WE? OUR TRIP THROUGH AMERICA, acclaimed documentarians Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman (COMMON THREADS, PARAGRAPH 175) take a potentially dangerous road trip through the American South. This is due to the fact that Epstein and Friedman are openly gay. However, as the pair travels throughout the country, they begin to realize that perhaps Americans aren't as close-minded and violent as the media portrays them. Employing a highly subjective perspective, Epstein and Friedman's film becomes a truly personal and affecting commentary on the citizens of America.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAdditional Release Material: OuttakesInteractive Features: Scene Selections
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A collection of three WILDLIFE STORIES programs studying the ways of animals in the wild. Volumes inluded are Beetles and Spiders, Elephants and Lions, and Crocodiles and Snakes. See individual titles for further details.DVD Features:Region 1Three Disc SetKeep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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In August 1914, seasoned British explorer Sir Ernest Shackleton embarks on his third excursion into Antarctic territory, planning to cross the Antarctic continent on foot--something no other explorer has attempted before. Only a day's journey from his final destination, Shackleton's ship, The Endurance, is trapped in pack-ice, where she will remain frozen for the next ten months, all throughout the harsh Antarctic winter. With dwindling rations, blizzards, boredom, and illness to contend with, and only each other and their faithful sled dogs for company, the crew grows restless, and Shackleton has his hands full trying to keep the peace on board. A turning point occurs when ice floes finally threaten to crush the ship, and the men are forced to take to the lifeboats. Now Shackleton, abandoning any remaining notions of completing the mission, decides instead to bring back his crew alive at any cost, even though the nearest outpost of civilization is on an island 800 miles away. Historic film clips of The Endurance shot by expedition photographer Frank Hurley, new color footage of the eerily beautiful Antarctic landscape, as well as commentary by surviving family members and narration by Liam Neeson all combine to make watching this documentary a gripping experience.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreen - 2.40Full Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
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