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The events in the Netherlands in the spring of 1637 were the first examples of speculative frenzy taking over a marketplace. More were to follow in the history of the world’s economics. In 1637 many of the country’s citizens sold all they had for a few bulbs or ’paper promises’ of potential tulip bulbs that didn’t even exist. The tulip business bloomed. And then – the bubble burst.
Terra Mater Factual Studios
This unique and powerful documentary tells the previously untold story of the 47 twins who became twinless on the day of the terrorist attacks. We hear of terrifying ordeals and awesome courage that make for a profound and compelling tale, exploring the nature of grief borne by twins from the people who have suffered the greatest loss of all.
BBC Wales Production
The career of Lt. Chew-Een “Kurt” Lee, the first officer of Asian descent to be commissioned in the United States Marine Corps, opens a new chapter in American military history. A pioneer and shining example of resolve and courage, Kurt Lee’s story is one of pride, perseverance, tragedy and triumph.
Egypt’s boy-king Tutankhamun died aged 18. Hastily mummified and placed in an unfinished tomb, his existence remained unknown until the tomb’s sensational re-discovery in 1922. When two American detectives investigate how and why he died the evidence points to murder, conspiracy and cover-up. It’s an irresistible whodunit where real life detectives hunt down real life ancient killers.
Atlantic Productions
From a tiny revolver to a rifle so big it needs to be supported by a bench, the gun room has it all. The amazing array of weapons here come in many varieties spanning over 200 years: automatic, silent, historic and deadly. Curator David Miller knows and loves all of the nearly 7,000 weapons that call this storage area home.
Big Fish Entertainment/Smithsonian Networks
Everybody remembers where they were on the 11th of September 2001. The world was in a state of shock. 9/11 will forever remain a symbol of evil. This film shows a different side of 9/11, and is about people’s capacity for good. It tells the story of Gander, a small town in Newfoundland that became synonymous with empathy, altruism, respect and tolerance.
The Tulip Bubble
1 x 60’, 2013, HD
Tutankhamun:
A Murder Mystery
2 x 60’, 2003, SD
The Twins Of The Twin Towers
1 x 60’, 2011, HD
The Ultimate Gun Room
1 x 15’, 2007, HD
Uncommon Courage:
Breakout At Chosin
1 x 60’, 2009, HD
The Unexpected Visitors:
9/11 Silver Linings
1 x 60’, 2015, 4K
KPI Productions/Smithsonian Networks
Terra Mater Factual Studios/Interspot Film
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