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There was a time, long ago, when early man shared the planet with mammoths and mastodons. In this Discovery Channel program, BEFORE WE RULED THE EARTH: MASTERING THE BEASTS, learn how these two species shared the land and warily competed with each other for space and food.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1:33Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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Nova - The Perfect Corpse (DVD)
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Muhammad Ali began his career as an Olympic Gold Medalist under his birth name of Cassius Clay. His boxing style combined power and charisma making him one of the most memorable athletes in the history of sports. He also gained much notoriety for his political views and his religious conversion to the Muslim faith. This documentary by photographer William Klein captured Ali in his prime.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. William Klein - Director
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As seen on PBS, two one-hour EVOLUTION programs narrated by Liam Neeson (SCHINDLER'S LIST, MICHAEL COLLINS). See individual titles for further details.GREAT TRANSFORMATIONS: Actor Liam Neeson narrates this look into the biggest developments in human evolution. The program studies intelligence and the four-limbed body plan in humans. Also included are segments on animal life from water to land and the return of mammals to the sea.EXTINCTION!: This episode of the documentary/mini-series explores the possibility of mass extinction on Earth. Included are sections on the causes of extinction, as well as the most recent sources of it found in today's society. The program also attempts to apply evolutionary theory to its findings.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Interactive Features: Scene AccessDVD-Rom Features: Weblink - 1. Evolution Web Site
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Watching Andrew Jarecki's riveting non-fiction drama is like watching a slow-motion replay of a multi-car pileup; you know it's headed for disaster, but there's no way you can stop watching. On the surface, the Friedmans were a typical 1980s American family. Living in Great Neck, Long Island, Arnold was a well-respected teacher, Elaine was a dedicated mother, and their children Seth, Jesse, and David were model students. But one Thanksgiving, that happy facade came to a crashing halt. After the local police discovered Arnold had engaged in the buying and selling of child pornography, they questioned several students who attended his computer classes in the Friedman basement. What they revealed would shock the community, and destroy the Friedman family forever. The subsequent investigation and trial uncovered even deeper hidden secrets at an alarming rate, creating a rift between Arnold and Elaine that would never be reconciled. Jarecki uses present day interviews with Elaine, Jesse, and David, as well as Arnold's brother Howard, to provide some sort of insight on the situation, but it backfires, for everyone has a different story to tell. And then there is actual home video footage of the family in the midst of the hurricane, which gives the film an eerie, voyeuristic charge.DVD Features:Region 1Snap Case2-DiscsWidescreen - 1.85Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Interview - 1. Charlie Rose with Andrew Jarecki - Director Additional Footage - 1. An Altercation at the Premiere














2. Unseen Home Video Footage Additional Feature - 1. Andrew Jarecki Short Film that Inspired the Feature Featurette - 1. Jesse Friedman's Life Today New Case Evidence
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