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This video takes the viewer into the world of the controversial artist, from the studio where he begins work each day at dawn to his favorite drinking club and casino in SoHo. A candid evaluation of the man, his work and how his lifestyle contributes to his work.DVD Features:Region 0Snap CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Mono - English
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Ronald Reagan narrates this chronicle of the challenging exploits of General Joseph Vinegar Joe Stillwell who fought against the Japanese in Burma.DVD Features:All RegionsKeep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Mono - EnglishInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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Follow in the footsteps of General William F. Bartlett, a Harvard student who joined the Union Army, climbing the ranks to lead his men into many Confederate battles. Experience the battles through his diary entries and see why he was admired in the South as well as in the North. A companion piece to the original release of Civil War Life-Left For Dead, this feature length film inspires young and old alike with its action packed story of courage and devotion to duty--immersing the viewer in the smoke, gunfire, and pathos of America's Civil War.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreen Anamorphic
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This biographical documentary takes a rousing, invigorating, emotional look at one of the most complex and endearing figures of 20th Century global politics, Cuban leader Fidel Castro. Through a mix of archival footage and talking heads (which include writers, celebrities, and personal friends such as author Gabriel Garcia Marquez), Castro emerges as a warm human being as well as a true revolutionary. Dealing with everything from Castro's youth to his overthrow of the Batista regime right up to the Elian Gonzales debacle, the film portrays Fidel as an inspiring, natural leader who has never lost sight of his dream, and who has helped many countries over the years overthrow their own oppressive governments. Moving moments with Nelson Mandela and others attest to his status as a third world hero. Some viewers may find this all to be rather biased, as very little screen time is given to issues such as his notorious system of political oppression. Most, however, will simply relish this hitherto unavailable opportunity to see a portrait of Castro unmarred by the demonizing brush of U.S. propaganda. Estela Bravo, a longtime resident of both Havana and Manhattan, directed utilizing rare access to Cuba's archival film libraries.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAdditional Release Material: Bonus Footage - Extra Scenes TrailersInteractive Features: Scene SelectionText/Photo Galleries: Photo Gallery Profile - 1. Director
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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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