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Victory at Sea - The Pacific Boils Over - 1952

Pearl Harbor, December 7, 1941. Using Japanese footage, viewers see the planning, execution and, ultimately, the celebration of the country's attack on Pearl Harbor. There is also an explanation provided for the attack and some peaceful moments depicted among the U.S. sailors before the fateful events begin. Though badly damaged, the U.S. Navy survives to fight again.

Freaks in Love - 2011

This intimate documentary chronicles 25 years of underground rock through the story of Alice Donut, the cult New York band that carved out a loyal following far from the mainstream. With raw performance footage, candid interviews, and a punk ethos that never faded, the film explores the struggles, triumphs, and enduring passion of artists who refused to compromise their vision. Freaks in Love is both a love letter to DIY culture and a celebration of music on the margins.

Blood & Tears - 1999

After serving nine years in prison for the revenge-murder of an opposing gang member, Dyno returns home. He is torn between his loyalty to his gang family and his loyalty to his wife and daughter.

Five Dollar Priest: The New York Post Punk/Noise Series - Volume 3 - 2016

New York City, the birthplace of Punk Rock and No-Wave. Since the mid-1970s, droves of creative musicians have ventured into the neighborhoods of the Big Apple to release upon the world their voices, their torments, their performances. This ongoing series of DVD releases will highlight the most important New York City artists from the 1980s to the present. Live at The Knitting Factory 2010

Shirley Temple Collection - The Early Years - 2008

An Exclusive film anthology taken from Shirley Temple s personal collection. This two-disc set includes Shirley Temple's Early Years Volumes 1 and 2. Capturing the first work Shirley ever did in show business, these rare short films, made in 1932, are the ones that launched her to stardom. Shirley presents them for the first time expertly restored and in beautiful color.

Bonobo: The North Borders Tour - Live - 2014

Filmed at London’s iconic Alexandra Palace, this concert film showcases Bonobo at the peak of his North Borders world tour. Backed by a full live band and guest vocalists including Szjerdene and Andreya Triana, Simon Green transforms his studio-crafted electronic music into a sweeping live experience. Combining mesmerizing visuals with genre-blending sounds, the film highlights why Bonobo is celebrated as one of the most innovative and influential artists in modern electronic music. A must-watch for fans of immersive concert cinema.

Stone Age Survival - Earth Energies, Fertility and Secrets of the Stone - 2009

Scientific research of crop circles has helped unlock how the ancients used earth mounds, massive stones and magnetic earth energy currents to enhance seeds, promote fertility and re-mineralize their food. With dowsing, the ancients could even locate underground water, test for poisonous foods and locate magnetic and telluric lines of energy. Stone circles and dolmens acted as electrifiers to enhance seed quality and yield, and even helped keep humans fertile, as many legends state. There is new evidence that agriculture and civilization succeeded soon after the construction of megalithic sites and pyramids.

Goethe's Faust - 2018

Joseph McGarry's GOETHE'S FAUST is a hugely detailed dissertation on the life and work of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe with a focus on his historically acclaimed re-penning and rendering of Faust; a tragedy in two parts. McGarry has created an extensive study that will serve as a literary and philosophical reference for students of literature forever.

Cop Shoot Cop: The New York Post Punk/Noise Series - Volume 1 - 2016

This ongoing series of DVD releases will highlight the most important New York City artists from the 1980s to the present. COP SHOOT COP were one of the underground's most controversial bands in sound and action. Catch them live and grimey at Martin Bisi's studio in 1993.

Secrets of the Serpent: In Search of the Sacred Past - 2006

This documentary delves into ancient mysteries and hidden knowledge surrounding the serpent as a sacred symbol across world cultures. From myth and legend to archaeology and spiritual traditions, the film investigates how the serpent has represented wisdom, power, and transformation throughout history. Blending historical research with speculative theories, Secrets of the Serpent invites viewers on a fascinating journey into humanity’s sacred past and the enduring legacy of one of its most powerful symbols.

Kanye West: The Making Of Good Music - 2016

Kanye Omari West is more than just a producer/artist. He's a master of sound, fashion, and branding. In this documentary film we take a in-depth look at his evolution from a controversial producer/artist to a fashion and branding genius.

Fleetwood Mac: Iconic - 2004

Fleetwood Mac is one of the most prolific bands in rock history. In 1998 they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame .To date they've sold over 100 million albums worldwide, making them one of the best selling bands in music history. In this inspirational documentary, packed with exclusive interviews with the band, we celebrate nearly 50 years of excellence.

Eminem: 360 Degrees Shady - 2014

The full, real story of Eminem. He was visiting Los Angeles to sell his debut mixed tape and to compete against other rappers in a competition called the Rap Olympics. The rest, as they say, is history.

Legends Of Flight - 2010

In the hundred-year-plus history of aviation, truly radical new aircraft designs come along only once in a generation, and since the early '70s, there's been very little new in the skies...that is until now.

Bob Marley: The Lost Tapes - 2014

Bob Marley is one of the most influential men in music. To date he has sold over 75 million albums worldwide, making him one of the world's best selling artists of all time. In this riveting documentary, packed with unreleased interviews, we explore the revolutionary ideologies of the legend Bob Marley.

Bruce Springsteen: The Boss - 2014

He gained fame in the early 70's as the leader of the "The E Street Band". His rise to stardom was gradual, but inevitable. His passion for music has allowed him to sell nearly 180 million albums worldwide. Bruce Springsteen is one of the hardest working men in show business. This is the true story of how a boy from New Jersey picked up a guitar and became a legend.

Joe Biel: The Greatest Gift - Biking Six Kids To Happiness - 2014

After a difficult childhood, Emily Finch had six kids of her own. Wanting to provide a loving environment for them she impulsively orders a cargo bicycle off the Internet and leaves her SUV to rot on the street. It magically transforms her life in ways she never expected as she seeks to simplify her life and becomes a guest on Rikki Lake and the most popular subject ever on BikePortland.org

Frontier Days - 1934

This classic early Western follows a determined cowboy who takes on rustlers and lawlessness in a small frontier town, fighting to restore order on the open range. Starring Bill Cody, Ada Ince, and Wheeler Oakman, the film delivers plenty of action, horseback chases, and shootouts that embody the grit and spirit of 1930s B-Westerns. With Cody’s rugged charm and a straightforward tale of justice, Frontier Days is a nostalgic ride into the roots of American frontier filmmaking.

Sia: Rise 2 Stardom - 2016

Sia Kate Isobelle Furler has evolved into one of the most popular names in modern music. However her success is no coincidence! Sia is one of the hardest working performers in music. What is it that makes her so compelling' This biography picture goes beyond the music and explores her rise to stardom.

Five Forms of Black - Part 2 - 2004

The martial arts journey continues with Volume 2, where Grandmaster James Ibrao leads detailed explorations of advanced styles such as Tiger & Crane, Fu Hawk, and Bungi. Each discipline is demonstrated by expert practitioners who not only show the move but explain the body mechanics and strategic intent behind it. Directed by Del Weston, this instructional installment goes beyond surface-level choreography to illuminate the essence of these dynamic forms – perfect for martial artists seeking technical depth and refined nuance.

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