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"In BORNEO, Martin Johnson filmed the pictorial climax of a great career that led him through the dark, mysterious byways of the unknown world..."The world-famous explorers, Martin and Osa Johnson, undertake their "Last Adventure" in this historic film. Flying in their giraffe-spotted Sikorsky amphibian airplane, the Spirit of Africa, the Johnsons travel to the breathtaking rainforests of British North Borneo (known today as Sabah.) Heading down the Kinabatangan river in a canoe, they...

See the glory days of NASA and the American space program in these vintage documentaries spanning the years 1960 to 1975 on three discs.

Louise Brooks, the most iconic actress of 1920s cinema known for her piercing eyes, athletic dancer's figure, and black "helmet" of bobbed hair stars in 3 films she made in America before leaving for Germany to make the groundbreaking 'Pandora's Box.' Includes 'It's the Old Army Game' (1926), 'Love 'Em and Leave 'Em' (1926) and 'A Girl in Every Port' (1928).

The most gorgeous dancers to ever wear pasties and a g-string star in these four vintage features celebrating the uniquely American art of burlesque: 'A Night at the Follies' (1947), 'A Night in Hollywood' (1953), 'Naughty New Orleans' (1954) and 'Kiss Me, Baby' (1957).

Six vintage low-budget 'sexploitation' films, known for their non-explicit sexual situations and gratuitous nudity, on three discs: 'Girl in Trouble' (1963), 'Artist Studio Secrets' (1964), 'Bad Girls Do Cry' (1965), 'The Erotic Touch of Hot Skin' (1966), 'Mundo Depravados' (1967) and 'A Good Time with a Bad Girl' (1967).

W.C. Fields stars a sideshow conman who reunites his adopted daughter with her real parents at the cost of his own heart in this moving silent comedy directed by D.W. Griffith that made Fields a star in Hollywood.

An American banker helps an awkward Balkan prince romance a free-spirited cabaret dancer in this dreamlike silent trifle from Howard Hawks, which finds the director under the influence of F.W. Murnau and Ernst Lubitsch.

A disgraced man has a chance to start his life over after subjecting himself to a radical plastic surgery in this rare silent drama, the only surviving feature made by the short-lived Rellimeo Film Syndicate.

Buster Keaton will inherit a fortune if he can find a wife before sundown in one of the Great Stone Face's most popular feature-length silent comedies. Plus two of Buster's classic silent shorts.

Not the 1936 Gene Autry oater, but a rare 1926 silent drama about the goings-on at a traveling circus, made to promote the "Miller Brothers 101 Ranch Wild West Show."

An extremely rare silent feature intended for rural audiences about three ex-cons who "see the light" after discovering a natural spring that generates a "restorative tonic."

Two early features highlighting the incredible acrobatic skills and dramatic range of the legendary Douglas Fairbanks.