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A prismatic portrait of enigmatic film director (and former Missoula, Montana Eagle Scout) Lynch, whose wholly distinctive, challenging, and visually arresting cinematic flights of fancy include Dune, Blue Velvet, The Elephant Man, Twin Peaks, Lost Highway, and Eraserhead. Contains on-set footage of the conception and production of Lost Highway, supplemented with extensive biographical information, interviews with colleagues and friends (including Lynchian staple Jack Nance in his last appearance before his death in 1996), and clips from his films, television productions, and commercials.DVD Features:Region 0Snap Case
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Congo: White King, Red Rubber, Black Death (DVD)
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Award-winning documentarian Clarke presents a broad, balanced history of the versatile hemp plant, only one of whose myriad uses is its notorious consumable by-product, marijuana. The various interviewees consider the plant's industrial applications, its effect on society, and both sides of the war on drugs.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Interactive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Alan Smithee, the pseudonym used by directors who refuse to put their name on a film, has become something of a symbol for the worst aspects of Hollywood filmmaking. Usually only used when the director of a given picture has had his control and vision usurped by bottom line driven studios, the name Alan Smithee denotes the struggles and compromises that come with making a big budget film. This tongue-in-cheek documentary looks at the seemingly prolific career of Mr. Smithee as it tries to discern the reclusive director's mysterious identity.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseLetterboxed - 1.85:1Audio: Stereo - EnglishInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive MenusDVD-ROM Features: Web Links
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The inhabitants of the ocean include innumerable weird and wonderful species. Mankind also likes to dip its toes into the water on occasion, especially when war comes calling. Dr. Robert Ballad is an expert on the military occupancy of the ocean at wartime, having discovered the Titanic, and served as a naval intelligence officer. Using a mixture of animation and old footage, Ballad illustrates how military operations have been carried out underseas. Cold War submarines, the SOSUS (a sound surveillance system deployed by the Navy), and many other aspects of the war underwater are discussed and illustrated throughout, making this a fascinating and informative insight into military operations that take place beneath the depths.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseWidescreenAdditional Release Material: Interviews Additional Scenes
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