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Take to the skies with today's most lethal jet fighters in this stunning, action-packed one-hour program set to heart pounding music.
Climb into the cockpit as these amazing flying machines strut their stuff.DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case
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A visually hypnotizing cinematic feat, RUSSIAN ARK is Alexsandr Sokurov's spellbinding ode to St. Petersburg's State Hermitage Museum. Shot in one fluid take using High Definition video cameras, the photography floats and careens through the lavish corridors of the museum, examining its architectural details while following a dreamlike plot. A cast of 867 actors supply the action of the film, whether dancing the mazurka in a lively ballroom, performing a military salute, or watching a theater performance. The Marquis (Sergey Dreiden), an aged but limber European dressed in solid black, is the film's charismatic guide, leading the narrator--who is the unidentified voice behind the camera--through each doorway and into each gallery in a sweeping tour of the Hermitage. While the Marquis interacts with some of the guests, debating about Italian art with a couple of Russian scholars, delighting over rich paintings by Rubens and Van Dyck with an angelic blind woman, taking a lively brunette for a spin on the dance floor, others do not see him. Even the narrator suspects that the Marquis is a ghost, long dead and wandering the Hermitage in a quest to better understand history. Time periods, indicated by style of dress, fluctuate between the 1700s and the present. Famous Russian figures, such as Peter the Great, Nicholas I, and Catherine the Great appear and then disappear, with no explanation of their roles. Between the Marquis and the narrator, confusion reigns. They are spectators and trespassers in this mysterious space, trying to find their way.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseLetterboxedInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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The genius, torment, and secrets of Charles Darwin are documented in this study of his theory and why it is so relevant in today's society as well as the future. Through dramatized sequences and footage of scientific research today, Darwinism is brought to the forefront.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Interactive Features: Scene AccessDVD-Rom Features: Weblink - 1. Evolution Web Site
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Charlton Heston narrates this program produced for NBC that examines a theory suggesting the Sphinx is much older than commonly thought. Additional segment has been added about a landmark on Mars that is thought by some to be a Sphinx-like monument.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: (unspecified) - English
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A documentary on JFK`s 1963 trip to his ancestral homeland of Ireland, including previously unreleased footage of the touching journey.
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