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A definitive study of the myths that form the cultural reservoir of the residents of planet Earth, this video explores legends passed down through the centuries that may offer striking evidence as to the ultimate fate of the human race. What were the causes of the various ice ages that wiped out scads of mammalian life? How do the twelve signs of the Zodiacal chart figure as an advanced system of astronomical conjecture? These questions and more are addressed here.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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This multimedia video presentation is the first official record of Richard C. Hoagland's historic presentation on the critical issue of potential ET artifacts discovered on the planet Mars, made to thousands of government engineers and scientists on March 20, 1990, at the NASA-Lewis Research Center, in Cleveland, Ohio. Hoagland is a former science consultant to Walter Cronkite, CBS News, CNN, and NASA. Official NASA photos show a face and a collection of structures in the Cydonia Region, laid out in extraordinary, redundant, mathematical design, which strongly suggests an intelligent, encoded message but what is it trying to tell us?Source: UFO TV
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Diane Sawyer interviews actor/director Mel Gibson about the controversy surrounding his film THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST in this special episode of the TV news show Primetime. Gibson explains his religious beliefs and how they informed his artistic choices--including use of the Aramaic language and the extreme depiction of violence--as well as addressing charges of the film's anti-Semitism. Sawyer also invites religious scholars and Jewish leaders to share their thoughts on Gibson's provocative film.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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In this scathing documentary from Robert Greenwald, the Fox News Channel comes under fire. First the film illustrates the way that its owner, Rupert Murdoch, has dominated the media, buying up TV stations, cable channels, and newspapers worldwide. Next, Fox's reporting tactics are looked at with a fine-tooth comb, revealing a clear pattern of nonobjective journalism. On talk shows and in other debate forums, hosts push conservative points of view. Former employees give anonymous interviews confessing that they were instructed to put a right-wing slant on their work. But the dominant message of the film concerns the mantra of fair and balanced, which Fox uses to promote itself. By examining the way that Fox collects and reports news, this film shows that it is simply not fair and balanced. For instance, on Bill O'Reilly's talk show, he repeatedly tells guests to shut up rather than allowing them to disagree with his agenda. Layering of quick clips--so that we hear O'Reilly tell guests over and over to shut up, shut up, shut up,--is one of the most amusing tactics used in the film. But the reality is that by refusing to allow certain opinions to be expressed, and by tainting information to promote a conservative plan, Fox's viewers are being deprived of the truth. These issues are put into context through informative analytical commentary from media professionals like David Brock (author of THE REPUBLICAN NOISE MACHINE: RIGHT WING MEDIA AND HOW IT CORRUPTS DEMOCRACY), Jeff Chester (of the Center for Digital Democracy), Jeff Cohen (founder of FAIR, Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting), Al Franken (a host on Air America Radio), Robert McChesney (host of the radio program Media Matters), and Chellie Pingree (president of Common Cause).
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The 4-part documentary THE WAY WEST from renowned filmmaker Ric Burns takes a photographic journey across an expanding America. Famous actors read the letters, diaries, and memoirs of the pioneering men and women who settled the Old West in the national expansion between 1845 and 1893. This volume includes the fourth and final episode, Ghost Dance: 1877-1893, which documents the bloody vengeance on Native American tribes in the aftermath of the Battle of Little Big Horn, from the deaths of Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull to the massacre at Wounded Knee.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Interactive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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