documentary films

"When a German submarine sank passenger liner RMS Lusitania on May, 1915, it redefined the laws of conflict. The loss of the boat and 1,198 lives shocked the world. But was the U-boat's torpedo the only thing that sank the Lusitania? Or was a second reported explosion caused by an illegal cargo of weapons? Dark Secrets of the Lusitania plunges below the waves on a new expedition to venture into the wreck in a bid to get to the bottom of this century-old war crime"--Container.

Examines the experiences of immigrants to the United States in the years between 1900 and 1940, and discusses the transforming effect of their arrival on the country.

"Happy takes us on a journey from the swamps of Louisiana to the slums of Kolkata in search of what really makes people happy. Combining real life stories of people from around the world and ... interviews with the leading scientists in happiness research, Happy explores the secrets behind our most valued emotion"--Container.

Combines archival footage with quotes by Sir Winston Churchill to provide an overview of the life and achievements of the statesman.

An engaging look at one of America's premier ocean liners and the role she played in U.S. history. Features archival footage and interviews with the crew and passengers, as well as Walter Cronkite; maritime historian William H. Miller; and more.

Explores the controversy over whether literary masterpieces attributed to Shakespeare were written by his contemporary, Christopher Marlowe, reportedly killed in a brawl in 1593.

Tour Yellowstone, The Grand Canyon, and Yosemite and all of the 58 national parks in High Definition.

"In 1948, after a civil war, Costa Rica dismantled their military establishment and intentionally cultivated security relationships with other nations through treaties, international laws, and international organizations. Free of the burden of military spending, Costa Rica created free healthcare, free university tuition, and a wide middle class. For nearly 70 years, Costa Rica has proven the viability of a different way the world might live--the way of demilitarization, solidarity, diplomacy and international law. The Costa Rican model has survived several serious crises, but the current threats may be the most formidable of all."--Container.

A documentary that discusses the history, culture, and geography of Japan; and also discusses religion, emperors, Japan's military, samurai, and related topics.

Profiles six contestants in the Youth America Grand Prix, a prestigious competition for aspiring young ballet dancers.