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Films & Other Videos

Films with: Green, Sam

Cinemad almanac 2009 /
"To celebrate ten years of covering unusual films and filmmakers, Cinemad magazine presents this compilation of short films that defy simple categorization. An accompanying booklet includes interviews with each filmmaker."--Container.
DVD 9700
Rainbow man/John 3:16
Presents the story of Rollen Stewart, also known as the Rainbow Man, who achieved notoriety in the late 1970s by appearing in the crowd at thousands of televised sporting events wearing a rainbow-colored afro wig and carrying signs encouraging the audience to be saved by Jesus Christ. Follows his obsession with attracting attention from the media, and his descent into violent behavior.
DVD 4264
Weather Underground a documentary /
DVD 2688
Why the towers fell
For most people the image of the collapse of the World Trade Center Towers on Sept. 11, 2001, was not only a scene of unforgettable horror, it was a moment of unimaginable consequence. This follows a blue ribbon team of forensic engineers as they begin searching for clues that would tell them why the towers fell. From detailed examination of the buildings original design to the relentless process of searching the scrap steel yards and Ground Zero itself for evidence.
DVD 2860