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In a testimony to the power of tolerance, filmmaker Menachem Daum, his wife, and their sons travel to a Polish town where his father-in-law and his two brothers hid from the Nazis with a non-Jewish family for 28 months. Daum proposes the journey when he becomes increasingly worried that his ultraorthodox sons, who live in Israel, have become affected by a culture of interfaith intolerance and distrust. At first, Daum's family resists his idea, unwilling to explore the country of their family's persecution. But eventually they agree to go along. His father-in-law fears for their safety, and also worries that the Muchas, the family who hid him, will demand compensation or express anger over his failure to keep in touch with them after the war.As they travel to the Mucha farm, the family visits sites important to their history--visiting relatives' graves, and giving a blessing at a former synagogue--both emblems of a once-thriving Jewish community. Later, as Daum's wife and sons tour the farm, their cynicism gives way to raw emotion. After so many years, the Muchas find the expression of gratitude they seem desperately to have desired, and the Daums tearfully piece together their history. Ultimately Daum's journey begins to heal wounds between the two families and provides a solid foundation from which to increase interfaith tolerance, within his own family and the world.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: BiographiesText/Photo Gallery: Photo Gallery
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The mighty Tyrannosaurus Rex was ruler of the prehistoric roost. His awesome size, powerful jaws, and huge knifelike teeth made him the most threatening presence in the Cretaceous Period. This IMAX presentation brings together the most current scientific knowledge of these great beasts as well as the newest in three-dimensional computer animation for an exciting prehistoric adventure!DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Making-Of Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer
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In order for the United States to claim victory in the first Gulf War, an aerial attack of unprecedented power was ordered.
This documentary looks at this attack which used crafts from the Apache helicopters to blazing fighter jets. Air Force Lt. General Charles Horner, the mastermind of this offensive, is among the military leaders included in this look at the conflict.
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This 12-hour series provides a century's worth of newsreel footage, photographs, and interviews that offer a candid glimpse into our times. Compiled from the archives of the MPI Media Group, whose WPA Film Library is the largest commercial film archive in the United States, the series includes rare footage. The DVD release contains 1 hour of additional footage including rarely seen newsreels and a comprehensive subject index.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep Case2 Double-Sided DiscsDVD EXCLUSIVE: Rare Newsreels From the 1920s Through the 1970s
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While speaking to Congress, President Abraham Lincoln once declared, A house divided against itself cannot stand. PBS' fascinating documentary series ABRAHAM AND MARY LINCOLN: A HOUSE DIVIDED puts this theory into perspective by examining the home life of the 16th president and his first lady. While much is known about the Great Emancipator, little is understood about his marriage to Mary Todd, a woman of great mental frailty and first lady during one of the most tumultuous times in American history. This series traces the couple's enigmatic relationship, from the marriage of the backwoods Lincoln (voiced by David Morse) to the wealthy Todd (voiced by Holly Hunter); through his election to the presidency and the Civil War (when the nation's troubles were only part of the strain on their marriage--the Lincolns' son Willie died while they were in the White House); and finally to the assassination that left the widow an emotionally unstable recluse. Directed by award-winning filmmaker David Grubin, this superb series provides an intimate portrait of two of the most storied figures in American history.DVD Features:Region 1Full Frame - 1.33Web linksChapter StopsAdditional Release Material: Production Interview - 1. David Grubin - Director















2. James Callanan - Cinematographer
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