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Martin Stubbs is a former cable TV station manager from Vancouver in Canada who, over a period of five years, used his station's satellite array to record 2,500 hours of space shuttle transmissions via NASA's downlink. Since March 11th, 2000, when some of Martin's footage was released on video there has been considerable debate as to the origin and makeup of anomalous objects seen within the footage. In his first-ever public appearance, Martyn reveals how he came to make this shocking discovery and presents startling new facts and images that support the claim of those who maintain we are not alone.Source: UFO TVDVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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While tattoos move in and out of fashion, the Hart & Huntington Tattoo Company remains a constant; based in Las Vegas, they regularly ply the bodies of the rich and famous with tattoo ink. So, A&E took their cameras to Hart & Huntington and made a reality TV show out of their business, documenting all the weird and wonderful things that happen there. This release presents seven episodes from the popular show.
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Anthropologist David Attenborough hosts this 12-part documentary which takes a stirring, in-depth look at Earth, it's different ecosystems, the inhabitants of those ecosystems, and how those inhabitants are consistently adapting and/or dying. Featuring breathtaking photography, this 4-DVD set includes over 12 hours of material. Episodes include New Worlds, The Frozen World, The Margins of the Land, Jungle, Sweet Fresh Water, The Northern Forests, The Building of the Earth, Worlds Apart, Seas of Grass, The Open Ocean, The Sky Above, and The Baking Deserts.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull FrameAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - English
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Groucho Marx narrates this episode of NBC News' Project Twenty series detailing the explosive social changes brought about by the introduction of the automobile in the early 1900s. Combining photos, narration, musical orchestration, and archival pre-WWI footage, the filmmakers vividly capture the automobile and its transformative impact upon American history and culture.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Riding and perhaps inspiring seminal pop artist Andy Warhol`s 1960s redefinition of the concept of superstar, Brigid Berlin, the extravagant subject of the fascinating film PIE IN THE SKY: THE BRIGID BERLIN STORY, has persisted in presenting her personal struggles as the stuff of great art. The daughter of an extremely wealthy and prominent family with connections to the Nixons and the Hearst corporation, Berlin`s dramatic rebellion landed her as far away as possible from the suburban safety of her aristocratic background and squarely in the seedy and ground breaking realm of Andy Warhol`s factory. Infamous for her overweight exhibitionism, well-documented drug abuse, and loudmouthed bad behavior, Berlin is shown throughout PIE IN THE SKY as simultaneously tortured and inspired.Filmmakers Fremont and Dunn follow Berlin`s infamous use of taped conversations with her perpetually indignant parents as well as her role in the inspiration of Warhol`s artistic techniques. The film has a shambling distanced aesthetic, and uses both video and Polaroid photography, mixing Berlin`s personal revelations with archival footage of the heady Warhol days. Now past sixty, Berlin is portrayed as an emotionally unrestrained and pathologically tragic heroin of her own story, tracing an unlikely path to creative and personal freedom albeit dogged by unending eccentric obsession.
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