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When a World War I aviator is shot down over the wilderness, his struggle for survival turns him into a feral beast. But his real ordeal starts when he falls into the clutches of a mad scientist, who turns him into an unrepentant killer and kidnapper of young maidens. Long unavailable in any form and presented with English subtitles for the very first time, this wild and wacky film is an incredibly rare treat that will be cherished by psychotronic cinema fans the world over.

An unplanned road trip turns into a weekend of romantic escapades in this charming indie drama. When New York City dancer Lulu receives an e-mail from high school friend Duffy, she makes a spur-of-the-moment decision to pay her old pal a visit. Taking her gay friend Fred along for the trip, the two drive from New York to Portland, Maine, where the surprised Duffy welcomes them into her home. In the days that follow all three of them make unplanned connections and find unexpected romances, even...

On July 20th, 1964, a strange metallic capsule was lowered underneath the placid waters southwest of Bermuda. Painted bright red and measuring a mere forty feet by nine, the capsule would house a crew of four men. This specially trained team of expert divers would spend the next eleven days living under nearly two hundred feet of water. This was SEALAB I, the U.S. Navy's revolutionary project to test new undersea technology and learn how men would physically and psychologically handle the...

It was one of the longest air campaigns in the history of warfare. From 1964 to 1973, the American air war over Vietnam and other Southeast Asian countries dropped a higher tonnage of bombs than were dropped on Europe during the entirety of World War II. This special collection includes three vintage U.S. government films dealing with the Vietnam air campaign. From the archives of the Air Force comes "The Twenty-Five Hour Day", which highlights the work of F-105 fighter-bombers in support of...

The State of Maine is more than 35,000 square miles in size, much of it a paradise of pristine, untouched natural beauty with countless islands, mountains, rivers and lakes. It is a place where even the human footprint on the land can be attractive, with picturesque small towns and villages dotting the landscape. Using helicopter-mounted cameras, this classic documentary takes to the air to show the viewer a bird's eye view of Maine. Swooping over northern farms and pine forests down to the...

Robert "Chummy" Rich is a fifth generation boat builder from Bernard, Maine. Like his forebears going back to the 1800's, he is a master craftsman, especially when it comes to the use of wood as a building material. With their sturdy yet attractive design and construction, Chummy's boats have found buyers as far away as South America. In this unique documentary, Chummy, with his one-of-a-kind Downeast way of explaining things, takes the viewer through the design and building process as he and...

This vintage informational film provides a tour of the U.S. Army's Cold War-era artillery arsenal. From small, mobile field howitzers to massive self-propelled guns to nuclear-capable tactical rockets, this 1966 production provides a comprehensive overview of the specs, ammunition types and operating procedures for the many "Weapons of the Field Artillery".

They are silent and colorless. Most of them are odorless. They can incapacitate within minutes of exposure. These invisible enemies are called nerve agents, and on the battlefield their use spells death for the unprepared soldier. Produced by the U.S. Army for training purposes, "Nerve Agents" lays bare the facts surrounding these sinister chemical weapons. From how and why they paralyze the nervous system to methods of battlefield medical treatment to safety procedures for defending against...

Narrated by former NBC News correspondent and A&E "Biography" host Jack Perkins, this very special documentary tells the story of Maine's Senator Margaret Chase Smith. Born at the waning end of the nineteenth century, Margaret Chase was raised in a world where American women had only limited choices. But young "Maggie" broke the mold, blazing a path for herself and, in the process, beginning a career that would carry her around the globe and touch the lives of many. In her long and productive...

Set to music and filmed across the four seasons, this special documentary presentation captures the beauty of Maine's Acadia National Park like no other. Watch and listen to the pounding surf or the roaring brooks, take in the quiet of still glacial lakes and ponds and experience a glorious sunrise from Ocean Drive or the summit of Cadillac Mountain. Whatever moment it is that you have cherished in Acadia, you will be sure to find it and many more in "Acadia Sights & Sounds".

Nestled at the bottom of the world, the continent of Antarctica is a vast expanse of mountains, canyons and freezing desert tundra. Almost twice the size of Australia, Antarctica remains the most inhospitable and least explored region on the surface of the Earth. In the postwar era, growing scientific curiosity about the Antarctic led to the establishment of many semi-permanent bases and installations there. Although international treaties prohibit weapons of war on the continent, the...

Highly diverse, yet incredibly compact, Maine's Acadia National Park has entranced generations of visitors with its rocky shorelines, deep forests and soaring mountains. Acadia is truly a place that gives back many gifts to those lucky enough to see it firsthand. Hosted by former NBC News correspondent and A&E "Biography" host Jack Perkins, this classic documentary celebrates the private philanthropy that created Acadia, and the continuing generosity of those who have cared for it throughout...