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80 Waves

80 Waves Spectacular videography captures the culture, wildlife and beautiful scenery of exotic surf spots like Fiji, Hawaii, and Bali. See the riders interviewed and watch with amazement as they take on the big iconic waves such as Hawaii’s ‘Jaws” and Indonesia’s “G-Land”. Set to an eclectic collection of original music. (1x61', HD) Watch trailer

Close Ties: Tying on a New Tradition

Close Ties provides an intimate look at a rites of passage ceremony that connects teenage boys with male role models. It examines the impact of this new tradition and shows us how tying a necktie --- an act associated with men who embody professionalism and prestige --- can inspire low performing black American high school boys to commit to a life of achievement and success. (1 x 60') High Definition. Watch trailer

The Color of Change

Prior to 1947 when Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier, African-Americans were stonewalled from baseball and forced to form their own league. Josh Gibson, Satchel Paige and "Cool Papa" Bell "barnstormed" their places into American history. Former Negro League player and manager Buck O'Neil, along with Bryan Burwell (HBO's Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel and Inside the NFL), recount the trials and tribulations of the baseball league built by racism and its ultimate demise. Features Jackie Joyner-Kersee and Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith. (1 x 60') High Definition.

Darla Z Live from Las Vegas

Known as the “female version of Frank Sinatra,” Darla Z’s beautiful voice enchants audiences in her live concert at the South Pointe Casino. The made-for-TV Darla Z Live from Las Vegas concert features music of the 30s, 40s, 50s and 60s with songs like “Smile,” “This Magic Moment” and “Fly Me to the Moon.” (1 x 60' HD)
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Disson Skating Specials

Internationally renowned skaters and musical artists come together in 4 specials per year airing on the NBC network. Now available for the international market, these themed specials include the biggest names in skating such as Brian Boitono, Ekaterina Gordeeva, and Miki Ando. Accompanying the skaters are renowned musical artists ranging from Aretha Franklin to the Broadway cast of RAIN. (9 x 60' HD)

The Endless Voyage

From Intelecom comes a new series that focuses on the marine environment as a unique and important part of life on earth. Here is a series that appeals to scientists and students alike as it explores the world's oceans and presents case studies on polar and tropical extremes, ongoing coastal projects and life at a major research institution. (26 x 30')

FOX News Factual Programming

Fox News Encompasses the vast catalogue of FOX’s News Specials and Historical Documentaries. Programs cover tales of famous events, profiles of people who have shaped the world, and current affairs to “War Stories by Oliver North” which brings to life numerous battles fought throughout history and the courageous people involved. To view complete listing click here. (230 x 60') Available worldwide outside the USA.

Framework for Democracy

With interest in the American government and the people that it serves at an all time high, this series documents exactly how the wheels of government run. America's constitution, political parties, election process, struggle for equality, foreign trade and defense. (26 x 30')

The Human Condition

The freshest, most comprehensive look at health and healthcare available today. From gene therapy and preventive medicine to the latest in HIV / AIDS treatment and changes in health care delivery systems. ( 26 x 30')

Ice

Antarctica is one of the few places that remains relatively untouched on our earth and that means it is off-limits to most. This remarkable five-part gives access to the icy continent in a new and fresh way and delves into what must have greeted the explorers, the history of life on the ice, the harsh environment, the animals, and the reality of life of Antartica. Produced in New Zealand. (5x22')

Iraq and Beyond

Iraq and Beyond Go beyond the headline news into shocking truths that the mainstream media scantly covered about the war in Iraq. Viewers will learn the real facts about the explosive situation and how it was handled through fascinating footage and interviews with Iraqi and US authorities. (1 x 60') Watch trailer

Lawrence and Priscilla's World of Magic Hollywood

Lawrence & Priscilla Father-daughter celebrity magic phenomenon Lawrence and Priscilla have toured the world with their unique illusion show. Brilliance, class and innovation with an exceptional touch of love and passion are the signature of their performances. Produced in Hollywood in front of a live audience with cameo appearances by other world renowned magicians. (HD, 1 x 60') Watch trailer

Lifelines

This series of real-life documentaries follows families from different backgrounds representing an entire range of structures and types. They hold one thing in common --- they have all overcome difficulty in learning with the help of family, friends and teachers. (10 x 30')

The Lost City in the Sky

Located high on the eastern slope of the Andes, the giant walls, terraces and ramps of Machu Picchu would seem to have been cut naturally in the continuous rock formations, but these 500-year-old ancient Incan ruins stand in a most-pristine condition as a testament of Incan architecture. Lost City in the Sky is an exploration into the reputed function and engineering marvel surrounding one of the most intriguing historical sites in the world. (HD, 1 x 60')

Mud Max

No disaster in recent history has created as much controversy as that of the mud volcano in Indonesia that suddenly erupted in May, 2006. Spewing up to 150,000 cubic meters of hot mud daily over a nearby population of 50,000, this was no ordinary mud volcano! Was it an act of nature or was it triggered by the nearby oil drilling activity? The debate continues and this documentary will allow you to make up your own mind. (1 x 60', HD) Watch trailer

Museums of Industry

Have you ever wondered how certain items that we use or see almost every day of our lives were created and developed? We take an interesting and entertaining look at how clocks, games, books, expensive automobiles, chocolates, cameras, film, records, compact discs and even beer have been carefully designed to please the world's consumers. (26 x 30')

One Week Job

After graduating from college, Sean Aiken created The One-Week Job Project. His goal: to work fifty-two jobs in fifty-two weeks in search of his passion. He traveled across North America, reinventing himself as a firefighter, a stock trader and more. The true story of one guy who set out to find his passion and discovered a movement. (1 x 76’) Watch Trailer

Our Families, Ourselves

This program provides a contemporary look at marriages and families - and the choices, changes and constraints that affect individuals, diverse family types and interpersonal relationships. The documentary series includes interviews by distinguished experts and is correlated to one of the leading textbooks in the field. Our Families, Ourselves looks at topics such as the role of gender, sex and sexuality, to parent or not to parent, and remarriage and stepfamilies. (18 x 30')

Reinventing the Wheel

Through the ages there have always been farsighted entrepreneurs and imaginative thinkers who were able to seize the opportunity and create useful inventions that would change the course of history and the lives of Earth's people. Throughout the world, even today, there are new products being invented that may very well have equal impact on civilization. We look at these people and their inventions. (9 x 30')

Requiem

Requiem Sharks . . . one of our planet's most misunderstood predators. This award-winning program documents the true nature of these amazing creatures with stunning up-close cinematography and reveals why their conservation is so vital to the ocean's ecosystems. (HD, 1 x 40') Watch trailer

Sea of Jazz (non-verbal)

Experience the unique breathtaking beauty and power of the ocean and her precious creatures. Filmed on location in the Hawaiian Islands, this awe-inspiring footage has been edited to original smooth jazz compositions. Become entranced in a soul-soothing experience laced with aural and visual delights. (HD Non-Verbal, 1 x 33')

Shooting Michael Moore

Think you know Michael Moore? Think again. The media darling has made millions by deceiving the world with his movies such as Fahrenheit 9/11, Roger and Me and Sicko. SHOOTING MICHAEL MOORE exposes the real man behind the films from people who knew him, worked with him and were in his movies. A champion for the underprivileged he is not! (1x80') Watch trailer

The Story of Open Hearts

A group of 120 medical professionals took time away from their practices to journey nearly 4,000 miles on a week-long mission of mercy to Peru. Armed with modern surgical and diagnostic equipment, supplies and medicines, they performed life-saving operations and provided crucial health care to hundreds of Peruvians in desperate need of medical treatment. Open Hearts documents the story of the doctors, nurses and volunteers and the impoverished patients who received medical care they could never have received otherwise. (HD, 1 X 60')

Time in the Minors

Trying to succeed in the fiercely competitive world of professional sports can make or break you. TIME IN THE MINORS documents the lives and passionate dreams of two minor league players on their arduous journey to becoming Major League Baseball players. Follow each young man from pre-season and beyond through the physical and emotional ups and downs of life in professional baseball, and the dream that keeps their hopes alive. Will either player attain his ultimate goal? (1x60' and 1x85') Watch trailer

The Unfinished Nation

American history, like the age that we live in, is complex and diverse. Now, a dynamic television series has been specifically designed to foster an appreciation of this history; the dynamic forces and cultures that have shaped it; and its importance. Interviews with leading scholars, historical narratives, photographs and artifacts, dramatic recreations and original maps and illustrations provide a vivid look at the history of the United States of America. (52 x 30')

The Way We Live

Few fields of study have the same broad scope and relevance as Sociology for understanding social groups and institutions. In this 22-part series you will explore the rich tapestry, diversity, and commonality of the human experience and come to understand the groups, organizations, and societies which form the contexts for... The Way We Live. (22 x 30')