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Nature expert Rob Bredl hosts the Killer Instinct series, a fascinating exploration of the animal kingdom's deadliest predators. This volume focuses on snakes, the slithery reptiles that have been simultaneously feared and respected by various cultures around the globe for centuries. Bredl guides viewers into the haunts and lairs of these stealthy killers, offering unique insights into cobras, pythons, and many other snake species.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep Case
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Highlights from New Year's Eve 1999 festivities around the globe compressed onto a two-hour tape. Re-live the excitement of seeing the Millennium dawn in Paris, London, Rome, Sydney, New York, Berlin, Los Angeles, Rio de Janeiro, Tokyo, Madrid, Hong Kong, and more!DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case
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Using narration and undercover footage, DEVASTATION OF NEW ORLEANS offers viewers an inside peek at the shocking ruin left by Hurricane Katrina. Captured by the Wayne Enterprises team, the material here includes images of buildings, houses, and communities after and during their destruction.
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DARK DAYS, a ground breaking documentary from English director Marc Singer with a moving soundtrack from DJ Shadow, shows a way of life that is unimaginable to most people. The film focuses on a group of homeless people that live deep underground in an abandoned New York City railroad tunnel. During the daytime they scavenge for food on the streets of New York. At night, they retreat to the tunnel where they have built homes out of scrap metal, plastic, and plywood. They have electricity, furniture, and working kitchens, not to mention community, comradery, and the support of each other. Some of them have lived in the tunnel for 25 years.Shot in vivid black and white, capturing both the grit (chicken wire, concrete walls, all precisely detailed) and the honesty (the residents have hit rock bottom and admit it) of the tunnel, Singer's film consists of candid conversations with tunnel residents, who are intelligent, funny, optimistic, and above all, human. One man confesses that he once had a wife and a child, and that he lost both to his drug addiction (crack cocaine), while one teenage boy living in the tunnel explains that he was abused by his family in Florida and simply ran away, finding life in the tunnel more redeeming. In the film's emotional, understated conclusion, Singer turns to New York City's Coalition for the Homeless for help.
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The civilization that the Ancient Egyptians created is still relevant in thinking about life and existence today. This fascinating four-part series looks deeply into the society, life, and accomplishments of these Ancient peoples, exploring--through cutting-edge technology and archeological equipment--the various sites of their achievements. For the first time, such sacred places as the Abydos Boat Graves, the skeletons at Mendes, and the Tomb of Ramses II are filmed.DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case2-Disc SetAudio: Dolby Digital Mono - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Behind the Scenes FootageInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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