It was called ’The War To End All Wars’. We all know how that went.
It was the first war that literally involved the entire
world. Millions of lives were lost mainly
due to antiquated battle strategies and new technology.
The machine gun, the tank and aircraft all played pivotal
roles in the war-resulting in the greatest loss of life, up to that time, during
a war.
In Mill Creek
Entertainment’s new DVD + Digital release: WWI The War To End All Wars, viewers are given a comprehensive look
at the war that shaped the 20th Century.
Rare interviews and actual war footage recount the beginning
of the war set off by the assassination of the Austrian Arch Duke and ending
when British and its allies were victorious.
Victory may have been won, but the cost in human lives
and property was astronomical.
This 10-part documentary is more than an impersonal tally
of facts and figures. It shows the human
side of the war with all of its heartbreak, destruction and long-lasting
effects.
Gun ownership is a hot topic in today’s society. Pro and anti-gun advocates go head-to-head politically
and personally.
The American
Hunter DVD + Digital 6-part documentary series looks back on the long
history of hunting in America and how it shaped the nation.
Today’s hunter owes a great debt to the pioneers of yesteryear. Hunting has progressed from a simple search
for food to a sport and conservation effort.
A large variety of weapons are used: some physical and
some political and personal.
Hunting in America is in a constant state of flux, but
one thing is certain, it is a tradition that goes back to the founding of this
great country.
Documentary
Now!, hosted by Helen Mirren is a new Blu-ray + Digital collection
of Seasons 1 & 2 of the series that parodies some the best-known
documentaries.
Each episode is shot in a different style with the
filmmakers’ tongues firmly place in their cheeks.
Events that never happened were filmed as if they were
real events. For truly hilarious takes
on what are normally serious subjects, Documentary Now! pokes fun at both documentaries
and itself.