Capturing Kentucky Moonshiners - And Other Bizarre True Stories On DVD
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Actor : N/A
Director: N/A
Genre: Documentary
Year: 1930
Studio: Alpha Video
Length: 63
Released: February 26, 2013
Rating: Not Rated (MPAA Rating)
Format: DVD (NTSC/Region 1)
Misc: NTSC, Black & White
Language: English
subtitles: N/A
DESCRIPTION:
TRAPPING KENTUCKY MOONSHINERS: In 1932 producers Percy Knighton and Joe Lykins sent a camera crew to the back wood hills of Old Kentucky. They document the ways of the mountain people living in a culture a century behind the times. Then, incredibly, the cameras follow shotgun wielding "Government Revenuers" deep into the woods on a dangerous attempt to ferret out and bust an illegal moonshine operation.
CURIOSITIES #11 : Producer Walter Futter sent his camera crew around the globe to capture "bits of life that are hard to believe." This 1930 installment of Walter Futter's Curiosities shows us a monument to traitor Benedict Arnold, a "haunted" tractor handle that baffles scientists by exhibiting perpetual motion, a long-winded trumpeter that can sustain a note for seventeen minutes and much more.
THE MYSTERY CRASH: In the early 1960s, the National Safety Council produced a series of shorts attempting to teach viewers the techniques of defensive driving. Scores of automobiles piloted by crash-test dummies are wrecked as the cameras roll. We learn that, even with modern bumpers, driving into a tree at 45 mph will not result in a happy ending.
STRANGE AND UNUSUAL ANIMALS: Bizarre creatures from around the globe and the peculiar adaptations their species have developed through untold centuries of evolution are documented.
PARICUTIN VOLCANO: In 1945, the U.S. Air Force sent a team of scientists and cameramen to Mexico to study the active Paracutin Volcano. With the aid of a helicopter, they capture incredible footage of the molten crater and the ruined village of San Juan which has been destroyed by a sea of lava.
Actor : N/A
Director: N/A
Genre: Documentary
Year: 1930
Studio: Alpha Video
Length: 63
Released: February 26, 2013
Rating: Not Rated (MPAA Rating)
Format: DVD (NTSC/Region 1)
Misc: NTSC, Black & White
Language: English
subtitles: N/A
DESCRIPTION:
TRAPPING KENTUCKY MOONSHINERS: In 1932 producers Percy Knighton and Joe Lykins sent a camera crew to the back wood hills of Old Kentucky. They document the ways of the mountain people living in a culture a century behind the times. Then, incredibly, the cameras follow shotgun wielding "Government Revenuers" deep into the woods on a dangerous attempt to ferret out and bust an illegal moonshine operation.
CURIOSITIES #11 : Producer Walter Futter sent his camera crew around the globe to capture "bits of life that are hard to believe." This 1930 installment of Walter Futter's Curiosities shows us a monument to traitor Benedict Arnold, a "haunted" tractor handle that baffles scientists by exhibiting perpetual motion, a long-winded trumpeter that can sustain a note for seventeen minutes and much more.
THE MYSTERY CRASH: In the early 1960s, the National Safety Council produced a series of shorts attempting to teach viewers the techniques of defensive driving. Scores of automobiles piloted by crash-test dummies are wrecked as the cameras roll. We learn that, even with modern bumpers, driving into a tree at 45 mph will not result in a happy ending.
STRANGE AND UNUSUAL ANIMALS: Bizarre creatures from around the globe and the peculiar adaptations their species have developed through untold centuries of evolution are documented.
PARICUTIN VOLCANO: In 1945, the U.S. Air Force sent a team of scientists and cameramen to Mexico to study the active Paracutin Volcano. With the aid of a helicopter, they capture incredible footage of the molten crater and the ruined village of San Juan which has been destroyed by a sea of lava.
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