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    The Wizard of Photography

    With his introduction of the popular Kodak and Brownie camera systems, George Eastman revolutionized the photographic industry, transforming a complex, expensive technology used by a small professional elite into one that anyone could use. A brilliant innovator and entrepreneur, Eastman changed the way people viewed time and the world around them -- and even themselves. Produced by James A. DeVinney.

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    Bonnie & Clyde

    The true story behind the most romanticized, infamous outlaw couple in U.S. history, and their gang.

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    Custer's Last Stand

    The Last Stand, the final act of General George Custer's larger-than-life career, played out on a grand stage with a spellbound public engrossed in the drama. Part of the Wild West collection.

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    Daughter from Danang

    Daughter From Danang cuts between mother and daughter as the two recall the pain of their separation, and retraces Hiep's journey from Vietnam to Pulaski, Tennessee, where she is adopted by a single woman and renamed Heidi.

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    Mary Pickford

    It was the golden age of silent film, and she was the world's most celebrated actress. But she would learn that fame is fickle and life at the top is precarious.

  • Emma Goldman | Article

    Emma Goldman (1869-1940)

    For more than thirty years, she defined the limits of dissent and free speech in Progressive Era America.

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    Joe Dimaggio: The Hero's Life

    He was one of the greatest sports heroes ever — and one of the most unlikely. Raised in a poor Italian fishing community in San Francisco, Joe DiMaggio joined the New York Yankees in 1936 and quickly rose to become the star of baseball's golden age. 

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    John and Abigail Adams

    A chronical of an inspiring political marriage, and the birth of a nation.

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    Reagan

    A passionate ideologue who preached a simple gospel of lower taxes, less government, and anti-communism, Ronald Reagan left the White House one of the most popular presidents of the 20th century — and one of the most controversial.