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In 1960, accountant Richard Wayman and photographer Phyllis Vaughn started the Cleveland-based Highway Safety Foundation after amassing a sizeable collection of photos taken at auto crash sites and shooting an educational film, SIGNAL 30, which incorporated crash site footage. The Foundation's film production wing, Safety Enterprises, went on to produce a number of now-legendary auto safety films (including WHEELS OF TRAGEDY and MECHANIZED DEATH) incorporating extremely grisly real-life imagery, which were shown to unsuspecting high school students across the United States in the 1960s and 70s. Bret Miller's documentary takes a probing look into the strange story of the people who made these bizarre and haunting films. He includes interviews with genre experts such as educational film archivist Richard Prelinger and Something Weird Video's Mike Vraney, as well as Earle Deems and John Domer--two of the men who worked on these compelling curiosities. While the subject matter is sensationalistic by nature, Miller's approach is reverent, and, though the films have passed on into the land of pop cultural legend, one is never doubtful that those who made the films did so out of a well-intentioned sense of duty and purpose.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep Case1 DiscFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Deleted Scenes Trailers Three Complete Driver's Education Short Films: 1. SIGNAL 30 (1959) 2. HIGHWAYS OF AGONY (1969) 3. OPTIONS TO LIVE (1979) Excerpts From Additional Films, Including: 1. MECHANIZED DEATH (1961) 2. WHEELS OF TRAGEDY (1963) 3. CARRIER OR KILLER (1965) 4. DEATH ON THE HIGHWAY (1965) 5. THE THIRD KILLER (1966)Text/Photo Galleries: Image and Document Gallery Pressbook
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SPITFIRE takes a detailed look at the plane that took the Allied forces through WWII. Through dynamic color photography, this fascinating documentary puts you in the cockpit, showing you firsthand what it meant to be a wartime pilot dodging enemy fighters in this legendarily nimble flying machine.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull FrameAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - English
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Narrated by Ian McKellen, this comprehensive 3-part documentary chronicles the life and times of legendary leader Winston Churchill. Part One,
Destiny,
follows Churchill from his days as a soldier to his early career in politics. Part Two,
The Lion`s Roar,
charts Churchill`s first term as Prime Minister, including his heroic leadership during WWII. Part Three,
The Last Prize,
documents Churchill`s second term in office and concludes with his death in January 1965.
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World-class musician, Isao Tomita's soundtrack, based on Gustav Holst's popular musical suite The Planets is the stunning backdrop for actual outer space photographs taken by U.S. and Soviet spacecraft, fantastic computer animation and dazzling special effects.DVD Features:Region 0
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When Adolf Hitler rose to power he picked one woman to be his mistress, a simple seventeen year-old girl from Munich named Eva Braun. Little has been known about their relationship, but this documentary examines the unique relationship they had together. Featuring Eva Braun's home movies and interviews with people who knew them as a couple, the intimacy they shared is revealed for the first time.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1:33Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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