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This three-part documentary takes a close look at the day that has lived in infamy, the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. The three episodes, Win First, Fight Later, Day of Infamy, and Waking a Sleeping Giant, cover the history of American-Japanese relations leading up to war, the strategy behind the attack, and the American reaction, including eyewitness reports and interviews. The DVD release includes additional interviews, a special Japanese documentary, plus John Ford's Oscar-winning short, DECEMBER 7, 1941.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAdditional Release Material: Interviews with Japanese Military Leaders Interviews with American Soldiers and Sailors who experienced Pearl Harbor Documentary - Japanese Original Documentary Recreating Attack Dateline Episodes Bonus Short: DECEMBER 7, 1941 - Academy-Award Winning Short Directed by John Ford
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A revealing and controversial documentary of the life of Marjoe Gortner, a professional fire and brimstone preacher who hustled gullible worshipers for 25 years. Winner of the Best Documentary Academy Award in 1972.
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Join historian Michael Wood as he explores the mystery surrounding the Trojan War. Through visits to Ireland, Berlin, and other European countries, Wood exhausts every notable lead that will corroborate Homer's epic poem. IN SEARCH OF THE TROJAN WAR is mandatory viewing for history buffs.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAdditional Release Material: Interviews - 1. Michael Wood - HostText/Image Galleries: Michael Wood's Photo Journal of Troy
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Treasures of Black Cinema - Volume 1 (DVD)
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In 2004, filmmakers Ian Olds and Garrett Scott set out to create a truthful document of the American soldier s experience in Iraq by spending six weeks with the 82nd Airborne at their post in Falluja, where their mission is to improve relations with the locals while maintaining order in the city. Unbeknownst to any of them, the city would become the site of one of the bloodiest battles of the war mere weeks after filming was completed. Virtually living with the small platoon and accompanying them on patrols that see gunfire and explosions, Olds and Scott elicit some surprising opinions from their soldiers. Despite an urging from Squad Leader Sergeant Chris Corcione, a former guitar player in a North Carolina death metal band, to refrain from making any anti-Bush administration comments on camera, several soldiers express doubt in their reasons for being there and lack of faith in the President s motives for sending them. Telling comments from residents of the city also serve as eerie foreshadowing of the violence that would eventually follow. Without taking any clear position, OCCUPATION: DREAMLAND also shows how the military provides a way out for young people with no other options though the end result may often be a different kind of purgatory.
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