"Crossing Lines is a film about an Indian American woman's struggle to stay connected to India after the loss of her father ... This film takes you on a journey to India, where Indira [Somani] visits her father 's extended family for the first time after his death"--Container.

American mission to Communist Headquarters in Yenan, Chin in 1944.. -- Villon FIlms

Combines archival footage, photographs, media excerpts, eyewitness accounts, and commentary from academics, religious leaders and politicians to present a polemic against U.S. foreign policy after World War II and document its casualties, with particular reference to Guatemala, Vietnam, East Timor, El Salvador, Palestine and Israel.

1963 civil rights march in Washington D.C. Shows preparation work, people marching, performances and speeches at the Lincoln Memorial. Includes Martin Luther King Jr. giving his "I have a dream" speech.

Documents President Nixon's 1972 trips to the People's Republic of China, the Soviet Union, Iran, Poland and Austria. Highlights include exchanges of toasts by Mr. Nixon and Chou En-Lai and the signing of five major agreements by the president and Russian leaders concerning cooperation in environmental protection, arms reduction, medicine, space, science and technology, use of the seas and other commercial relations.

Traces the role of the Negro soldier in American history from 1776 to 1944, and shows the accomplishments of Negro troops.

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• 1. Railroads come to America ( 1830-1840 )
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• 2. The first great railroad boom ( 1841-1860 )
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• 3. A new era in American railroading ( 1861-1870 )
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• 4. The second great railroad boom (1871-2010 ).

"This series offers a fresh perspective on how railroads created and shaped America's financial institutions, America's singular brand of capitalism and its unique way of doing business. The growth of American railroads from 1830 to 1930 is identical with the growth of the nation into the premier industrial power in the world. It is a colorful story that examines the roles and contributions of Johns Hopkins, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jay Gould and E.H. Harriman. It is a story that begins a new era in the 21st century with Warren Buffett and his purchase of the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway"--Publisher's web site.

What would happen if the Communists infiltrated a typical small town in the U.S.? An average American finds out when his wife, children, and friends reject him for the Soviet system. An example of McCarthy era atmosphere and ideas.

A moving tribute to Richard Cardinal, a Métis adolescent who committed suicide in 1984. He had been taken from his home at the age of four because of family problems, and spent the rest of his seventeen short years moving in and out of twenty-eight foster homes, group homes and shelters in Alberta. A sensitive, articulate young man, Richard Cardinal left behind a diary upon which this film is based.

• The romance of a vanishing race / Rodman Wanamaker presents (29 min., released 1916)
• Rodman Wanamaker expedition of citizenship to the North American Indian / copyright by Rodman Wanamaker (26 min., released 1913)
• Winter farm life on a Crow reservation: (8 min., released 1921).

Three historic motion pictures of Native Americans and their life-style in the early 1900s. 1. The romance of a vanishing race: A view of Indian life in the west featuring Navajo, Pueblo, Crow, and Hopi tribes and reenactment of Indian battles on the plains, medicine men and ceremonies. 2. Rodman Wanamaker expedition of citizenship to the North American Indian: Carrying the flag and a message of hope to a vanishing race-- Dr. Joseph Dixon explains the symbolism of the flag to numerous Indian tribes and dedication ceremonies. 3. Winter farm life on a Crow reservation: Featuring WWI French hero General Ferdinand Foch-- shows reservation life including butchering a cow, raising a teepee, and ceremonies welcoming General Foch.