Title Card Quotes in Top Gun (1986)

[first title card]

Title Card: On March 3, 1969 the United States Navy established an elite school for the top one percent of its pilots. Its purpose was to teach the lost art of aerial combat and to insure that the handful of men who graduated were the best fighter pilots in the world. They succeeded. Today, the Navy calls it Fighter Weapons School. The flyers call it: TOP GUN.

[first lines]

Title Card: For centuries, the order of the Knights Templar have searched for the mythical Apple of Eden. They believe it contains not only the seeds of man's first disobedience, but the key to the free will itself. If they find the relic and decode its secrets, they will have the power to control all freedom of thought. Only the brotherhood called the Assassins stands in their way...

Title Card: Andalucia, Spain, 1492

Hooded Man: [in Latin] The Inquisition has finally delivered Spain to the Templars. Sultan Muhammad and his people still hold out in Granada. But if his son, the prince, is captured, he will surrender the city and the Apple of Eden. Do you, Aguilar de Nerha, swear to honor our order in the fight for freedom? To defend mankind against Templars' tyranny, and preserve free will?

Aguilar: I swear.

Hooded Man: If the Apple falls into their hands, the Templars will destroy everything that stands in their way. Protest, dissent, our right to think for ourselves. Swear to me that you will sacrifice your life, and the lives of everyone here to keep it from them.

Aguilar: Yes, Mentor.

Hooded Man: Our own lives are nothing. The Apple is everything. The spirit of the Eagle will watch over the future. Where other men blindly follow the truth, remember... nothing is true. Where other men are limited by morality or law, remember... everything is permitted.

Hooded Woman: We work in the darkness to serve the light. We are Assassins.

Title Card: At the Berlin conference of 1884 the world's colonial powers took it upon themselves to divide up the African Congo. King Leopold of Belgium claimed the vast Congo basin, rich in ivory and minerals. Five years later he had run up hige debts in his ambition to exploit his new colony. Desperate for funds and running out of money to pay his army, he sent his most trusted servant, Leon Rom, to the Congo to source the legendary diamonds of Opar.

Title Card: In WW2 American tanks were outgunned and out armored by the more advanced German tanks. US tank crewmen suffered staggering losses against the superior enemy vehicles.

Title Card: It is April 1945. The Allies fight deep in the heart of Nazi Germany, encountering the most fanatical resistance yet. In desperation Hitler declares total war, mobilizing every man, woman and child...

[first lines]

title card: "A great civilization is not conquered from without until it has destroyed itself from within." W. Durant

Title Card: 2012: The United States had 294 Diplomatic outposts worldwide. 12 were in places so dangerous the State Department deemed them threat level "critical."Two were in Libya: Tripoli and Benghazi.

Title Card: October 2011: U.S., French, and British forces attacked Libya by air. As the air campaign continued, the Libyan people violently deposed dictator Muammar Gaddafi after 42 years of tyrannical rule. Warring militia gangs raided Gaddafi's massive armories. Violent turf wars broke out. Benghazi became one of the most dangerous places on

Title Card: Virtually every foreign embassy closed, except a U.S. Diplomatic outpost, and a covert CIA base. The CIA matched for lethal weapons before they spread to the global black market. The CIA base was protected: 6 elite ex-military operators. Code name: G.R.S.

Title Card: This is a true story.

Title Card: The word Sicario comes from the zealots of Jerusalem, killers who hunted the Romans who invaded their homeland. In Mexico, Sicario means hitman.

[first title card]

Title Card: "Revenge is a dish best served cold" - Old Klingon proverb.

[opening title card]

Title card: The machines rose from the ashes of the nuclear fire. Their war to exterminate mankind had raged for decades, but the final battle would not be fought in the future. It would be fought here, in our present. Tonight...

Title Card: Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay became the first climbers to summit Everest. Over the next 40 years, only top professional climbers attempted the same feat. One in four died.

Title Card: 1992: New Zealander Rob Hall pioneered the concept of commercial guiding on Everest for amateur climbers. Over the next four years his team, Adventure Consultants, successfully led 19 clients to summit without a single fatality.

Title Card: 1996: Other commercial operators follow Rob Hall's lead, including Scott Fischer's Mountain Madness. More than 20 expeditions compete to summit Everest in the same two week window.

Title Card: The two most important days in your life are the day you were born and the day you find out why. - Mark Twain

[first lines]

Title Card: In the late 21st century Earth was diseased, polluted and vastly overpopulated.

[first title card]

Title Card: Soon after dispersing CW-7 the world froze. All life became extinct. The precious few who boarded the rattling ark are humanity's last survivors.

[last title card]

Title card: The King, Richard the Lionheart, went on to the Holy Land and crusaded for three years. His struggle to regain Jerusalem ended in an uneasy truce with Saladin. Nearly a thousand years later, peace in the Kingdom of Heaven remains elusive.

[first title cards]

Title card: It is almost 100 years since Christian armies from Europe seized Jerusalem.

Title card: Europe suffers in the grip of repression and poverty. Peasant and lord alike flee to the Holy Land in search of fortune or salvation.

Title card: One Knight returns home in search of his son.

Title card: France 1184

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Title Card: In 2005, scientists discovered a distant planet believed to have a climate nearly identical to Earth.

Title Card: In 2006, NASA built a transmission device five times more powerful than any before it, and a program to contact the planet began.

Title Card: It was known as The Beacon Project.

Title Card: What Bernie Webber, Richard Livesey, Andy Fitzgerald and Ervin Maske accomplished on the night of February 18, 1952 is still considered the greatest small boat rescue in Coast Guard history. Bernie and Miriam were married on the date she planned. And they remained married for 58 years until Bernie's death in 2009 at the age 81. All four Coast Guardsmen were awarded the Gold Lifesaving Medal for their heroic actions.

[first lines]

Title Card: In the darkness you could hear the crying of women, the wailing of infants, and the shouting of men. Some prayed for help. Others wished for death. But still more imagined that there were no Gods left, and that the universe was plunged into eternal darkness. - Pliny the Younger, A.D. 79.

[first title card]

Title card: Historians agree that the classical 15th century tale of King Arthur and his Knights rose from a real hero who lived a thousand years earlier in a period often called the Dark Ages. Recently discovered archeological evidence sheds light on his true identity.

[first lines]

Herman Melville: [in his letter] How does one come to know the unknowable? What faculties must a man possess? Since it was discovered that whale oil could light our cities in ways never achieved before, it created global demand. It has pushed man to venture further and further into the deep blue unknown. We know not its depths, nor the host of creatures that live there. Monsters. Are they real?

[a huge whale passes]

Herman Melville: Or do the stories exist only to make us respect the sea's dark secrets?

Title Card: NANTUCKET ISLAND Massachusetts February 1850

Herman Melville: The question both vexes and excites me, and is the reason I've written you a second time to request a meeting. A conversation with you, sir, I believe will serve me well for the novel I intend to write, currently entitled: Moby Dick. I hope you will reconsider my offer. The unknown. That is where my imagination yearns to venture. And so the question plagues me still: How does a man come to know the unknowable? Sincerely, Herman Melville.

[first lines]

Title Card: In the near future: Corporate networks reach out to the stars, electrons and light flow throughout the universe. - The advance of computerisation, however, has not yet wiped out nations and ethnic groups.

Dispatcher: [on radio] To all units: Code 2-0-8 in district C-13, Newport City. Air space is closed. I repeat...

[first lines]

Title Card: America. 2023. Unemployment is below 5%. Crime is virtually non-existent while every year fewer and fewer people live below the poverty line. All thanks to...

Title Card: The Purge: anarchy.

Title Card: 1300 BCE: For 400 years the Hebrews have been slaves to Egypt. Building its statues, it cities, its glory. In all that time they have not forgotten their homeland. Or their God. God has not forgotten them.

[first lines]

Title Card: 1757 / The American colonies. / It is the 3rd year of the war between England and France for the possession of the continent. / Three men, the last of a vanishing people, are on the frontier west of the Hudson River.

Title Card: [mock movie trailer] In a land beyond space and time...

Trailer Voice Guy: A new world enslaved. This is a land in need of a hero.

[Trejo removes his space helmet]

Trailer Voice Guy: They call him... MACHETE.

[echoing]

Trailer Voice Guy: Machete Machete.

Trailer Voice Guy: He knows the score.

Space Babe: We need a leader. We need a revolution. We need you, Machete.

Trailer Voice Guy: He gets the space babes.

[deep kiss]

Luz: The people needs us, Machete. This is a new network. It's all... galactic and shit.

Machete: He thinks he's God in heaven. So heaven must fall.

Trailer Voice Guy: And he kills the bad guys. Starring Danny Trejo, Michelle Rodriguez...

Luz: Eat photons, bitches!

Trailer Voice Guy: ...Alexa Vega. With Justin Beaver, as Bleep. And Lady Gaga, as

[provoctive music]

Trailer Voice Guy: whoever she wants to be. With special guest star Leonardo DiCaprio, as the Man in the Silver Mask.

[in a lower voice]

Trailer Voice Guy: Actor subject to change.

[louder]

Trailer Voice Guy: Machete Kills Again... in Space.

[lower voice again]

Trailer Voice Guy: Rated X for cigarette use, prolonged sexual content, pervasive language, and space violence.

[first title card]

Title Card: "Come, ye Children, Listen to Me. I will Teach You the Fear of the Lord" Psalm 34:11

[first title cards]

Title card: Law I / A robot may not harm a human or, by inaction, allow a human being to come to harm

Title card: Law II / A robot must obey orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the first law

Title card: Law III / A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the first or second law

[first lines]

Title Card: I and the public know what all schoolchildren learn, those to whom evil is done, do evil in return. - W.H. Auden

[first title card]

Title Card: Driver

[first title card]

Title card: Richmond, Virginia 1865 / The end of the Civil War

Title card: The last ironclad ship to run the Union blockade

[first title card]

Title Card: "Sleep. Those little slices of Death. How I loathe them." - Edgar Allen Poe

Title Card: Sleep, those little slices of death, how I loathe them.

[first title cards]

Title card: In the year of Our Lord 1191 when Richard, the Lion-Heart, set forth to drive the infidels from the Holy Land, he gave the Regency of his Kingdom to his trusted friend, Longchamps, instead of to his treacherous brother, Prince John.

Title card: Bitterly resentful, John hoped for some disaster to befall Richard so that he, with the help of the Norman barons, might seize the throne for himself. And then on a luckless day for the Saxons...

[first lines]

Title Card: 117 AD / The Roman Empire stretched from the African desert to the Caspian sea. But its farthest, most untamed frontier was Northern Britain. / In this unforgiving land, the Roman army encountered fierce resistance from a people known as the Picts. / Using guerrilla tactics and the landscape to their advantage, they brought the invasion to a halt. / The stalemate has lasted almost 20 years. Now Rome has given orders to end the deadlock by any means necessary...

[last title card]

Title card: The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing. - Edmund Burke

[first lines]

Title Card: In 1973, Egypt and Syria launched a surprise attack against Israel. By Day Two, Israeli ground forces appeared on the verge of defeat. In the event that their ground forces were overrun, an Israeli A-4 jet took off on patrol with one nuclear bomb.

[first title cards]

Title card: People give up their lives for many reasons.

Title card: For friendship, for love, for an ideal

Title card: And people kill for the same reasons...

Title card: Before China was one great country, it was divided into seven warring states.

Title card: In the Kingdom of Qin was a ruthless ruler. He had a vision - To unite the land.

Title card: to put an end, once and for all, to war.

Title card: It was an idea soaked in the blood of his enemies.

Title card: In any war there are heroes on both sides...

[last title card]

Title card: The nameless warrior was executed as an assassin but buried as a hero. The King of Qin went on to conquer all of the six Kingdoms and unite the country. As China's first Emperor he completed the Great Wall to protect his subjects. This was more than two thousand years ago. But even now when the Chinese speak of their country They call it Our land.

Title Card: [Last Lines] From 1975 to 1980, Frank W. Dux had 329 matches. He has retired undefeated as the Heavyweight class Kumite champion. He still holds records to this day. Quickest knockout: 32 seconds. Quickest punch in a knockout: 3.2 seconds. Fastest Kick in a knockout: 72 MPH. Total knockouts: 92.

Title Card: Hate is inherited

[first lines]

Title Card: The world is in chaos. The economic crisis continues as an oil crises looms. War rages everywhere. It is a time of revolution, assassination and covert operations.

Title Card: It is 1980.

[first lines]

Title Card: 1700 nautical miles from the Sumatra Straits.

[first title card]

Title Card: Two years ago an American family crossing the desert took a wrong turn and drove deep into a military area known only as Sector 16. By dawn the next day, half the family had been slaughtered.

[last title card]

Title Card: The disappearance of the National Guard trainees and their sergeant was never explained to their family. Officially they were listed as absent without leave. Sector 16 is still not acknowledged to exist.

[first lines]

Title Card: By the start of 1916, World War I had wreaked havoc across Europe. Over nine million people would eventually die.

Title Card: Although the airplane had only recently been invented, it was quickly adapted into a war machine.

Title Card: The young men who flew them became the first fighter pilots and a new kind of hero was born.

[opening of English-language prints]

Title Card: The time is 1860... the emergence of a middle class has brought an end to power of the Tokugawa Dynasty... A samurai, once a dedicated warrior in the employ of Royalty, now finds himself with no master to serve other than his own will to survive... and no devices other than his wit and sword.

[first lines]

Title Card: On December 7, 1941, the Naval Air Arm of the Imperial Japanese Fleet, in a surprise attack, struck the United States Naval Base at Pearl Harbor and hurtled an unsuspecting America into World War II.

Title Card: American citizens were stunned, shocked and outraged at this treacherous attack. On the West Coast, paranoia gripped the entire population as panic-stricken citizens were convinced that California was the next target of the Imperial Japanese Forces.

Title Card: Major General Joseph W. Stilwell, Commander of the Army Third Corps, was given the responsibility of defending Southern California. Army and Marine units were mobilized. Anti-aircraft defense batteries were manned and made ready. Civilian Defense operations sprang into action.

Title Card: For the first time since the Civil War, American citizens prepared to defend their homeland against an enemy whose first assault was expected anywhere, at any time, and in any force...

[first title card]

Title Card: FRANCE 1944

[first lines]

Title Card: Paris, 2010 / As crime spirals out of control, the government constructs a wall around highest risk housing projects.

Title Card: Since the start of World War II in 1939, Hungary, an ally to Germany, has been spared the violence that has swept across Europe. As the war turns in favor of the US and its allies, Hungarian leadership seeks a way out of its alliance with Germany. Hitler is alerted to Hungary's plans. Political tensions between the two nations rise and in 1944...

Title Card: In 1992, the Serbian Army invaded neighboring Bosnia, starting a war marked by large scale massacres of civilians in the name of ethnic cleansing. More than 200,000 people died in the genocide, the most in any European conflict since World War II. In 1995, American military forces and their NATO allies finally intervened, launching Operation Deliberate Force.

Title Card: ANY GHETTO U.S.A.

Bill Williamson: [Last lines]

[in a Vlog]

Bill Williamson: It's, uh... it's a downward spiral... to the end of all times and uh... there's no chance that we can survive. I mean 70 million people every year are brought onto this earth. What are they doing? Sucking up our resources. There's too many people. So, what do we do? Just keep them around? Let's kill them! Let's get rid of them! Good, thanks for coming out! But, uh, you know what? We're at capacity. We're at capacity now. So, uh, sorry. No more. No more. So, that's what I'll do. I mean, why not? That's my plan. That's what I wanna do. Let's just CLEAN the world... so that maybe some of us can sustain a little life! So, that's maybe what I'll do... in the future. I'll help you out. I'll help you out... and I will cleanse... make more room for you. I will exhibit my own brand of population control... for you. That's it.

[Walks off screen]

Title Card: Bill Williamson disappeared that same evening. Two years later, these statements were posted online.

[End credits roll]

Title Card: [opening message] This picture is an indictment of gang rule in America and of the callous indifference of the government to this constantly increasing menace to our safety and our liberty. Every incident in this picture is the reproduction of an actual occurrence, and the purpose of this picture is to demand of the government: 'What are you going to do about it?' The government is your government. What are YOU going to do about it?

Title Card: This is the True Story of the Most Successful Bank Robbers in the History of the United States.

Title Card: The Cutter's Code: i. A cutter cannot sell or give away Zoe footage. ii. A cutter cannot have a Zoe implant. iii. A cutter cannot mix Zoe footage from different lives for a Rememory.

Title Card: This is a story from the pages of history, from an almost forgotten age, the good old days when you could drive your car when ever you pleased, when petrol stations were always open, and gas was less than a buck a gallon.

Title Card: London 2008

Title Card: After forty days and nights of torrential rain, the city is largely submerged below water, a result of the devastating effects of continued global warming. The warnings ignored for decades have now resulted in undreamed-of levels of pollution where day has become almost endless night...

[first lines]

Title Card: North America, 2670 A.D.

The Lawgiver: In the beginning God created beast and man so that both might live in friendship and share dominion over a world of peace. But in the fullness of time evil men betrayed God's trust and in disobedience to His holy word waged bloody wars, not only against their own kind, but against the apes, whom they reduced to slavery. Then God in his wrath sent the world a saviour, miraculously born of two apes who descended on Earth from Earth's own future and man was afraid for both parent apes possessed the power of speech

[last title card]

Title Card: "Guys like us ain't got nobody in the world...... but not us, Lenny said." John Steinbeck "Of Mice and Men"

[last title cards]

Title card: In 1993, 70 years after the massacre, the Florida House Of Representatives granted reparations to the Rosewood families, spearheaded by Philomena's son, Arnett Doctor. The success of the case was due largely to the sworn testimony of several SURVIVORS, who were children at the time of the massacre, and to the deposition of one WHITE citizen who testified on behalf of the victims.

Title card: The official death toll of the Rosewood massacre, according to the state of Florida, is eight... two WHITES and six BLACKS. The survivors, a handful of whom are still alive today, place the number anywhere between 40 and 150, nearly all of them AFRICAN AMERICAN.

Title Card: In the spring of 1983 a single arrest led a cop to an informant in southern Louisiana. Together they brought down a criminal empire.

Title Card: Butch Cassidy was one of the most wanted outlaws in North America in the early 20th century, leading legendary gangs like the Wild Bunch and the Train Robbers Syndicate. Hounded by the law and big companies, he fled to South America with his friend the Sundance Kid. Both were supposedly killed in a shootout with the Bolivian army in San Vicente, Bolivia, in 1908. Recently investigators analyzed remains found at the location where witnesses had claimed they were buried. They were not there.

[first title card]

Title Card: This is the story of the Specials...

Title Card: ...The 6th or 7th greatest superhero team in the world.

Title Card: They have spent many a day fighting natural disasters and battling supervillains.

Title Card: This is not one of those days.

[first lines]

Title Card: Texas. Somewhere near the border.

Jim Rhodes: There it is at eleven hundred. Doesn't look like much, but our informant swears it's a clearing house for human trafficking.

[first lines]

Title Card: On an average day above the United States, over 200,000 aircraft carry more than 2,000,000 people guided by less than 3,000 air traffic controllers.

Title Card: "My biggest fear? When you've done all you can do and you still have to listen as the image disappears from your screen." - Air Traffic Controller, Los Angeles En Route Center

[first lines]

Title Card: 1099 A.D. / It was an age of religious Crusades and Holy Wars. After a grueling four-year campaign, the Knights of Christendom finally arrived at the gates of Jerusalem. During the furious battle for the Holy City, a Flemish Knight, Charles Le Vaillant, had a life-changing epiphany.

[first title card]

Title Card: SYDNEY, January 26th. 1988 Bicentennial celebrations spark 'The Rocks Riot', 51 die

Title card: There is an old proverb which says: Don't try to do two things at once and expect to do justice to both. This is the story of a boy who tried it. While employed as a moving picture operator in a small town theater he was also studying to be a detective.

[first lines]

Title card: The distant future... vampires rule the night, but their numbers are dwindling. With huge bounties on their heads, a class of hunters has emerged: Bounty Hunters. One hunter is unlike the rest. He is a dunpeal: a half-human half-vampire. At war with himself, feared by all, tortured and alone, he is... Vampire Hunter D.

[first lines]

Title Card: THE COAST OF BORNEO - April 1942 / Shortly after the fall of the Philippines the Japanese are triumphant in the Pacific

[first lines]

Title Card: The year, 2022. The maintenance ship SPACECORE 1 is on a routine "refab" mission. The refabs are fixers. Their purpose is to repair nuclear-armed satellites orbiting high above the earth. Due to the atomic capabilities of these satellites, refabbing is considered dangerous... Very dangerous.

[title card]

[title card]: Rollo Treadway - Heir to the Treadway fortune - a living proof that every family tree must have its sap... Buster Keaton.

[title card]

[title card]: He had completed all arrangements - except to notify the girl.

[title card]: Going on a honeymoon without a bride is like singing the words of "Kiss Me Again" to the music of "Alice, Where Art Thou."

[first title card]

Title Card: DEEP IN AFRICA, BEYOND ALL THE TRAILS KNOWN TO WHITE HUNTERS THERE IS AN ESCARPMENT - A SHEER CLIFF, WHICH LEGEND SAYS "RISES FROM THE PLAINS TO SUPPORT THE STARS".

[first lines]

Delon: No one saw it coming. We were all looking out for big things. A nuclear accident, another Chernobyl... As the Russian republic split apart, no one knew who was responsible for what. While they were trying to figure it out, something leaked, something small. It rolled through eastern Europe moving west like a giant wave of death. They called it virulent macrophage.

Title Card: Boston 2007 A.D.

Delon: When the United States saw the potential for the disease on its home shores, it put the recent immigrant population into quarantine camps. My husband Martin was one of those immigrants, so we intured with the rest of the masses. It was only supposed to be for a few months, but by the time Martin was killed our baby was a young boy, and the camp had become his home. There were two worlds, the sick, and the healthy. No one wants in, and no one gets out.

Title Card: New York, where everybody is in such a hurry that they take Saturday's bath on Friday so they can do Monday's washing on Sunday.

Title Card: The only thing Speedy required of his employers was that their store be within phoning distance of Yankee Stadium.

Title Card: When a boy loses his job, buys a new suit and takes a girl to Coney Island, he's either insane or in love - - and there's not much difference.

Title card: At the end of their lives, all men look back and think that their youth was Arcadia.

Title card: I live in freedom under my flag.

Title Card: What power has gold to make men endure it all?

Title Card: Strange shipmates there were. Lust... Hate... Greed... Decency... Love... Romance. GOLD! KLONDIKE! GOLD!

Title Card: CLIMBING! PLODDING! MUSHING! Back and forth... back and forth.

[first title card]

Title Card: Shortly after the new republic was born, Daniel Boone was given to young America.

[last title card]

Title Card: Tom Morgan, Texas Ranger, suspecting Zaroff, lures him away from his ranch in order to find proof of his guilt.

[first lines]

Title Card: On June 3rd, 2001, the United Nations passed bill # 45-987932 approving the creation of an International Special Operation Strike Force Team to use at their disposal.

Title Card: Their purpose: infiltration of hostile environments for recovery of stolen and/or manufactured technical hardware, hostage situations and neutralization of enemy targets.

Title Card: Code name... FREEDOM STRIKE

Title Card: During the days that passed, just what the man with a mansion told the miss with a mission - is nobody's business.

Title Card: "Bull" Brindle was so tough he wouldn't eat lady fingers unless they had brass knuckles.

Title Card: The Grotto Cafe, in Slattery Square - Bohemian and table d'hokum.

[first lines]

Title Card: 3200 years ago. After decades of warfare Agamemnon, King of Mycanae, has forced the kingdoms of Greece into a loose alliance. Only Thessaly remains unconquered. Agamemnon's brother Menelaus, King of Sparta, is weary of battle. He seeks to make peace with Troy, the most powerful rival to the emerging Greek nation. Achilles, considered the greatest warrior ever born, fights for the Greek army. But his disdain for Agamemnon's rule threatens to break the fragile alliance apart.

Priam: Men are haunted by the vastness of eternity. And so we ask ourselves, will our actions echo across the centuries? Will strangers hear our names long after we're gone, and wonder who we were, how bravely we fought, how fiercely we loved?

[first title cards]

Title card: 3200 years ago... After decades of warfare, Agamemnon, King of Mycenae, has forced the kingdoms of Greece into a loose alliance. Only Thessaly remains unconquered... Agamemnon's brother, Menelaus, King of Sparta, is weary of battle. He seeks to make peace with Troy, the most powerful rival to the emerging Greek nation... Achilles, considered the greatest warrior ever born, fights for the Greek army. But his disdain for Agamemnon's rule threatens to break the fragile alliance apart.

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Title Card: There is a pleasure in the pathless woods; / There is a rapture on the lonely shore; / There is society, where none intrudes, / By the deep sea, and music in its roar; / I love not man the less, but Nature more... / - Lord Byron

[last title cards]

Title Card: In memory / Christopher Johnson McCandless / February 12, 1968 - August 18, 1992

Title Card: Two weeks after Chris's death, moose hunters discovered his body in the bus.

[This self-portrait was found undeveloped in his camera]

Title Card: On September 19, 1992, Carine McCandless flew with her brother's ashes from Alaska to the eastern seaboard. She carried them with her on the plane... in her backpack.

Title Card: The filmmakers thank Jon Krakauer for his guidance and gratefully acknowledge Walt, Billie, Carine and the entire McCandless family for their brave support in the making of this film.

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Title card: The wicked flee when none pursueth. Proverbs 28:1

[last lines]

Title Card: So, did Conan return the wayward daughter of King Osric to her home. And having no further concern, he and his companions sought adventure in the West. Many wars and feuds did Conan fight. Honor and fear were heaped upon his name and, in time, he became a king by his own hand... And this story shall also be told.

[first lines]

Title Card: That which does not kill us makes us stronger - Friedrich Nietzsche

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Title card: Sierra Leone, 1999

Title card: Civil war rages for control of the diamond fields.

Title card: Thousands have died and millions have become refugees.

Title card: None of whom has ever seen a diamond.

[last title card]

Title card: In January 2003, forty nations signed "The Kimberley Process" - an effort to stem the flow of conflict diamonds.

Title card: But illegal diamonds are still finding their way to market. It is up to the consumer to insist that a diamond is conflict-free.

Title card: Sierra Leone is at peace.

Title card: There are still 200,000 child soldiers in Africa.

Title card: For Douglas.

Mrs. Fox: If we're still alive in the morning I want you to find another line of work.

Mr. Fox: Okay.

Title Card: Two years later - 12 fox-years.

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Title Card: This is a true story. Although the characters are composites of real men, and time and place have been compressed, every detail of the escape is the way it really happened.

Title Card: After the bombing of Pearl Harbor on the 7th of December 1944, the Imperial Japanese Navy steamed south, unleashing their fire on Darwin, a city in the northern territory of Australia. 'The territory' was a land of crocodiles, cattle barons, and warrior chiefs where adventure and romance was a way of life. It was also a place where aboriginal children of mixed race were taken by force from their families and trained for service in white society. These children became know as the stolen generations.

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Title card: Once upon a time:... 1796

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Title card: ...and they all lived happily ever after...

Title card: ...well, maybe not

Title card: [End title card] EPILOGUE

Title card: It was in the reign of George III that the aforesaid personages lived and quarreled; good or bad, handsome or ugly, rich or poor they are all equal now

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Title Card: In 1941, three men walked out of the Himalayas into India. / They had survived a 4000 mile walk to freedom. / This film is dedicated to them.

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Title Card: 8TH MAY, 1945 VISTORY IN EUROPE / 1945-1948 SOVIET UNION IMPOSES COMMUNISM ON POLAND / AN 'IRON CURTAIN' FALLS OVER EASTERN EUROPE / 1956 HUNGARIAN UPRISING / 1961 BERLIN WALL GOES UP / 1968 SOVIET UNION SENDS TROOPS INTO PROGUE / 1980 POLISH SOLIDARITY MOVEMENT CHALLENGES COMMUNISM / 1989 COMMUNISM COLLAPSES / POLAND FREE

Title Card: Around here, however, we don't look backwards for very long. We keep moving forward, opening up new doors and doing new things, because we're curious... and curiosity keeps leading us down new paths. - Walt Disney

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Title Card: Soon after his rescue, Dieter Dengler retired from active duty and became a civilian test pilot. / He survived four more plane crashes.

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Title Card: In 1965, few people believed that the still limited conflict in Viet Nam would turn into full scale war. / One of the first signs of what lay ahead was America's bombing of secret targets inside Laos.

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Title Card: To be continued.

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Title Card: Immediately.

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Title Card: By 1884 over a quarter of the earth's surface had been conquered by the British Army. There was no greater honor for a young man than to fight for Queen and Country. Those that refused the call to arms brought shame and humiliation on their friends and families...

Title Card: The Symbol of their disgrace was the white feather of cowardice...

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Title Card: 1420. Henry V, King of England, and Charles VI, King of France, sign the Treaty of Troyes. The treaty states that the kingdom of France will belong to England upon the king's death. But the two kings die a few months apart. Henry VI is the new king of England and of France, but he is only a few months old. Charles VII, the Dauphin of France, has no intention to abandon his kingdom to a child nor even to his tutor, the Duke of Bedford. A bloody war begins and the English, along with the Burgundians, invade France.

Title Card: La Loire, difficult river and natural frontier, temporarily holds back the invaders. Charles VII, the Dauphin, takes refuge in Chinon. He would like to go to Reims to be officially crowned king of France. But Reims in is the hands of the English.

Title Card: France is going through the darkest period of its history. Only one thing can save it. A miracle.

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Title Card: Joan of Arc was burnt on May 30th, 1431. She was nineteen years old. She was canonized by the Vatican five hundred years later.

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Title Card: Martinique, in the summer of 1940, shortly after the fall of France.

Title Card: Forte de France

Steve: Morning.

Officer at port: Good Morning, Captain Morgan. What can I do for you today?

Steve: Same thing as yesterday.

Officer at port: You and your client wish to make a temporary exit from the port?

Steve: *That* is right.

Officer at port: Name?

Steve: Ha - Harry Morgan.

Officer at port: Nationality?

Steve: Eskimo.

Officer at port: What?

Steve: American.

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Title Card: 80,000 years ago, man's survival in a vast uncharted land depended on the possession of fire. / For those early humans, fire was an object of great mystery, since no one had mastered its creation. Fire had to be stolen from nature, it had to be kept alive - sheltered from wind and rain, guarded from rival tribes. / Fire was a symbol of power and a means of survival. The tribe who possessed fire, possessed life.

Title Card: In the Dark Ages, the art of healing developed in the Roman era has been widely forgotten in Europe. There are no doctors, no hospitals, only traveling barbers with poor knowledge. At the same time on the other side of world, medical science is prospering.

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Title Card: At the dawn of the 1700's, famine, disease and the greed of great Noblemen were changing Scotland forever. With many emigrating to the Americas, the centuries-old Clan system was slowly being extinguished. This story symbolises the attempt of the individual to withstand these processes and, even in defeat, retain respect and honour.

Title Card: Some nomads are at home everywhere. Others are at home nowhere, and I was one of those. - Robyn Davidson

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Title Card: Only the most ridiculous parts of this story are true.

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Title Card: The United States took out several full page Wanted ads in the local Bosnian papers to show the world it was serious about catching these war criminals... Of course, they listed an 800 number that could be used only in America.

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Title Card: "Oh Lord, we pray thee ~~ not that wrecks should happen ~~ but that if they do happen / Thou wilt guide them ~~ to the coast of Cornwall ~~ for the benefit of the poor inhabitants."

Title Card: So ran an old Cornish prayer of the early nineteenth century, but in that lawless corner of England, before the British Coastguard Service came into being...

Title Card: ...there existed gangs who, for the sake of plunder deliberately planned the wrecks, luring ships to their doom on the cruel rocks of the wild Cornish coast.

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Title Card: Harold Dixon, Tony Pastula, and Gene Aldrich landed on the island of Pukapuka on February 20th, 1942, having spent 34 days on the Pacific. They had sailed their raft more than a thousand miles.

Title Card: Dixon was awarded the Navy Cross for leading his crew to safety. He never flew another combat mission.

Title Card: The injuries Tony suffered prevented him from making the Navy his career. Upon his death in 1986, his ashes were scattered at sea.

Title Card: Gene served out the war as a radioman. In 1946 he married Tony's sister, Frances.

Title Card: A FILM ADRIFT IN THE COSMOS

Title Card: A FILM FOUND IN A DUMP

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Title Card: "Every epoch dreams its successor." - Jules Michelet

Title Card: [first title card] In the office of the London Record Journal.

Title Card: [last title card] That's Sir John Roxton - sportsman.

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Title Card: Shanghai 1937

Title Card: The Year of the Japanese Occupation

Title Card: Immense and immortal was the strength of Hercules, like the world and the gods to whom he belonged... Yet from letter men he learned one eternal truth - that even the greatest strength carries within it a measure of mortal weaknes...

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Title Card: First Chant: The Tree Sought Refuge In The Leaf

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Title Card: When the reflection faded away in the mirror, it gave way to the word 'Freedom'.

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Title Card: This is a story of our early America... of the century of conflict with the French and Indians... when necessity made simple men, unknown to history, into giants in daring and endurance. It begins in Portsmouth New Hampshire, in 1759...

Title Card: Oppression - by its very nature - creates the power that crushes it. A champion arises - a champion of the oppressed - whether it be a Cromwell or someone unrecorded, he will be there. He is born.

Title Card: out of the mystery of the unknown - appeared a masked rider who rode up and down the great highway...

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Title Card: "It is hard for a man to be brave when he knows he is going to meet the DEVIL at 4 o'clock"

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Title Card: Deep in the Guianas... a penal colony for men set aside to be forgotten by the world they live in ~~ for men to whom the present, the future and the past are one ~~~~ for men without hope...

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Title Card: Those who are destined to live during times of war and social upheaval are victims of cruel fate ~~ unable to find comfort in the past or peace in the present. They are the spiritual orphans of the world.

Title card: The night was young at Cafe Maure. Not a knife had been thrown - so far.

Title card: [First lines] Not East of Suez - but South of Algiers.

Title card: A camp of outcasts in the desert night. / Andre, renegade Frenchman, leader of a vagrant troupe - entertainers by profession, thieves by preference. / Ghabah, The Moor, whose crimes outnumber the sands.

Title card: The Sheik - English born, Sahara bred - undisputed ruler in this sea of sand.

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Title Card: Do not go where the path might lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. - Ralph Waldo Emerson

Title Card: Prince Achmed was young and brave and not afraid of any adventure.

Title Card: Far, far from home, he finally lands on the one of the magic islands of Wak-Wak.

Title Card: On the neighboring island in the Magic Sea... the beautiful Pari Banu and her female companions come to bathe every night.

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Title Card: O Masters, O Noble Persons, O Brothers, know you that in the time of the Caliph Harun-Al-Rashid, there lived on the golden shore of Persia a man of adventure called Sinbad the Sailor. Strange and wondrous were the tales told of him and his voyages. But who, shall we surmise, gave him his immortality? Who, more than all other sons of Allah, spread glory to the name of Sinbad? Who else, O Brother, but...

Sinbad: ...Sinbad the Sailor! Know me, O Brothers, for the truth of my words, and by the ears of the Prophet, every word I have spoken is truth!

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Title Card: Here is a tale of two school-boys who made a pact of loyalty. One of them kept it - at a price.

Title Card: Downhill - till what was left of him was thrown to the rats of a Marseilles dockside.

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Title Card: A NOTE / On the Acting of a Fairy Play / The difference between a Fairy Play and a realistic one is that in the former all the characters are really children with a child's outlook on life. This applies to the so-called adults of the story as well as the young people. Pull the beard off the fairy king, and you would find the face of a child.

Title Card: This, then, is the spirit of the play. And it is necessary that all of you ~ no matter what age you may have individually attained ~ should be children. PETER PAN will laughingly blow the fairy dust in your eyes and presto! You'll all be back in the nursery, and once more you'll believe in fairies, and the play moves on. / J.M. Barrie

Title Card: The magic of an Asia Minor moon.

Title Card: Even in a wilderness, gently bred women somehow maintain the grace and dignity of life.

Title Card: Captain Randolph - more interested in women than in warfare.

Title Card: Glad to be risking his life for the sake of the wonderful white maiden.

Title Card: That night - to the everlasting shame of our civilization - covetous white men sold firewater to the Hurons, debauching the red men with drunken orgies.

Title Card: Indian justice - the ancient tribal law of the Delawares, impartially administered by a council of three wise men.

Title Card: A thousand years ago, long before any white man set foot on the American shore, Viking sea rovers sailed out of the north and down the waterways of the world. These were men of might, who laughed in the teeth of the tempest, and leaped into battle with a song. Plundering - ravaging - they raided the coast of Europe - until the whole world trembled at the very name - THE VIKING.

Title Card: The guests were strong - the aie was stronger.

Title Card: Helga and Alwin and a handful of the crew were to remain, while Leif returned to Greenland - What became of this little Viking colony, no one knows... But the watch tower they built stands today in Newport, Rhode Island.

Title Card: The gayest hour at the Paloma.

Title Card: Back on the island of Tafoa, betrothal drums are already throbbing...

Title Card: THE FLYING FLEET : BOMBERS - Artillery of the air! TORPEDO PLANES - Eagles of Death. FIGHTERS - The Navy's Hawks! Thousands of feet higher... the Crack Squadron. Ragged as the devil! Almost as bad as the Army!

Title Card: NIGHT - 10,000 feet high... still fighting to get above the fury of the Pacific... GALE! RAIN! WIND POCKETS!

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Title Card: CAMP /kamp/ n. /Slang/ banality, artifice, etc. so extreme as to amuse or have a perversely sophisticated appeal.

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Title Card: To enjoy this movie the way it was meant to be experienced...

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Title Card: the filmmakers kindly ask you to please feel free to TALK and LAUGH during this performance.

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Title Card: PLEASE SMILE and TRY NOT TO BE SO SERIOUS. ;> Thank You!

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Title Card: WARNING: THIS FILM CONTAINS STRONG ADULT LANGUAGE AND GRAPHIC COMIC BOOK VIOLENCE.

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Title Card: HAVE FUN!

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Title Card: Loyalty and Faith and Valor

Title Card: The Code of the Samurai

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Title Card: In 1969 an estimated 500 million people watched as the first man stepped out of the Apollo lander and onto the surface of the moon. / The feat was the culmination of a space race between the United States and the Soviet Union. / A space race that pushed human beings to the VERY LIMITS OF OUR SCIENTIFIC PROWESS. / The new test of our exploratory mettle will be a manned mission to MARS. / The only problem is / We just aren't that good at stuff anymore.

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Title card: There are fewer than 4000 Jews left alive in Poland today. There are more than 6000 descendants of the Schindler Jews.

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Title card: George Jung is sentenced to Otisville Federal Correctional Institution until 2015. Kristina Sunshine Jung has not yet visited her father.

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Title card: In 1968, "At Folsom Prison" became one of the most popular recordings of all time, outselling even the Beatles.

Title card: That same year, John and June married and settled into the lake home in Hendersonville. Two years later they had a son, John Carter Cash.

Title card: For the next 35 years they raised their children, recorded music, toured and played the world together.

Title card: June passed in May 2003. Four months later, John followed.

Title Card: After a year of government-mandated hormonal therapy, Alan Turing committed suicide on June 7th, 1954.He was 41 years old. Between 1995 and 1967, approximately 49,000 homosexual men were convicted of gross indecency under British law. In 2013, Queen Elizabeth II granted Turing a posthumous royal pardon, honoring his unprecedented achievements.

Title Card: Historians estimate that breaking Enigma shortened the war by more than two years, saving over 14 million lives. It remained a government-held secret for more than 50 years. Turing's work inspired generations of research into what scientists called "Turing Machines." Today, we call them computers.

Title Card: SNOWDEN

Title Card: The follow is a dramatization of actual events that occurred between 2004 and in 2013.

Title Card: In 1995, James "Whitey" Bulger left Boston for the final time. In the years following, reported sightings placed him around the globe.

Title Card: For giving information against Bulger, Kevin Weeks received a reduced sentence of 5 years in the federal prison.

Title Card: After agreeing to a plea bargain, John Martorano served a reduced prison sentence on 12 years. He and Kevin Weeks both walk the streets of Boston today.

Title Card: John Morris was granted immunity for his crimes in exchange for his cooperation and testimony against his friend and colleague, John Connolly.

Title Card: Stephen Flemmi pleaded guilty to 10 murders and is currently serving a life sentence in an undisclosed location.

Title Card: Billy Bulger left the State Senate and became Chancellor of the University of Massachusetts. He was forced to resign when it was revealed that he'd been in touch with his fugitive brother.

Title Card: John Connolly elected not to testify against Bulger and was convicted of second degree murder in the death of John Callahan. He was sentenced to 40 years in prison.

Title Card: On June 22, 2011, after 12 years on the FBI's most wanted list, an anonymous tip led to the arrest of James Bulger in Santa Monica, California. Bulger was sentenced to 2 consecutive life sentences, plus 5 years for the deaths of at least 11 people.

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Title card: "Uneasy lies the head that wears a crown" - Henry IV, Part II

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Title card: So, for the second time, the Pharisees summoned the man who had been blind and said: / "Speak the truth before God. / We know this fellow is a sinner." / "Whether or not he is a sinner, I do not know," / The man replied. / "All I know is this: / Once I was blind and now I can see." - John IX, 24-26 / the New English Bible

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Title Card: 1925 / King George V reigns over a quarter of the world's people. He asks his second son, the Duke of York, to give the closing speech at the Empire Exhibition in Wembley, London.

title card: Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that.

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Title Card: It has been estimated that over 100,000 works of art taken by the Nazis have not been returned to their rightful owners.

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Title Card: The NFL agreed under the condition that it would not having to disclose what it knew, or when, about the effects of concussions on football players. Actuaries hired by the NFL have concluded that 28% of professional football players will suffer from serious cognitive impairment, including CTE. All federal charges against Dr. Cyril Wecht, were dismissed. In February 2015, Dr. Bennet Omalu became a citizen of the United States of America.

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Title card: I hope the exit is joyful and I hope never to return. - Frida

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Title Card: Robert Gould Shaw, the son of wealthy Boston abolitionists, was 23 years old when he enlisted to fight in the War Between the States. He wrote home regularly, telling his parents of life in the gathering Army of the Potomac. / These letters are collected in the Houghton Library of Harvard University.

Colonel Robert G. Shaw: Dear Mother, I hope you are keeping well and not worrying much about me. You mustn't think that any of us are going to be killed. They are collecting such a force here, that an attack would be insane. The Massachusetts men passed though here this morning; how grand it is to meet the men from all the States, east and west, ready to fight for their country, as the old fellows did in the Revolution. But this time we must make it a whole country for all who live here, so that all can speak.

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Title Card: No man's life can be encompassed in one telling. There is no way to give each year its allotted weight, to include each event, each person who helped to shape a lifetime. What can be done is to be faithful in spirit to the record and try to find one's way to the heart of the man...

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Title Card: 1585

Title Card: Spain is the most powerful empire in the world. Philip of Spain, a devout Catholic, has plunged Europe into holy war. Only England stands against him, ruled by a Protestant Queen.

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Title card: Two years later Jim Braddock put his title on the line against Joe Louis. Jim knocked him down in the first round though Louis went on to win the bout. Joe Louis would always call Jim Braddock the most courageous man he ever fought.

Title card: Jim served honorably in World War II.

Title card: He later owned and operated heavy equipment on the same docks where he labored during the Great Depression.

Title card: In the early 1960's he helped build the Verrazano Bridge.

Title card: Jim and Mae bought a house in New Jersey with the winnings from the Baer fight. They raised their children in that house and lived there for the rest of their lives.

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Title card: "In all the history of the boxing game you find no human interest story to compare with the life narrative of James J. Braddock..." - Damon Runyon

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Title card: Paul Rusesabagina sheltered 1268 Tutsi and Hutu refugees at the Milles Collines Hotel in Kigali.

Title card: Paul and Tatiana now live in Belgium with their children, Roger, Diane, Lys, Tresor and their adopted nieces Anais and Carine.

Title card: Tatiana's brother Thomas and his wife Fedens were never found.

Title card: In 2002, General Augustin Bizimungu was captured in Angola and transported to the U.N. War Crimes Tribunal in Tanzania. At the same tribunal the Interhamwe leader George Rutuganda was sentenced to life in prison.

Title card: The genocide ended in July 1994, when the Tutsi rebels drove the Hutu army and the Interhamwe militia across the border into the Congo.

Title card: They left behind almost a million corpses.

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Title Card: In 1956, at the height of her career, Marilyn Monroe went to England to make a film with Sir Laurence Olivier. While there she met a young man named Colin Clark, who wrote a diary about the making of the film. This is their true story.

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Title card: "These things happened. They were glorious and they changed the world...

Title card: ...and then we fucked up the end game." - Charlie Wilson

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Title card: In the year 1066, William the Conqueror crossed from France with his Norman army and conquered the Saxons of Britain at the Battle of Hastings. Henry II, his great grandson, continued to rule over the oppressed Saxon peasants, backed by the swords of his Barons and by the power of his imported Norman clergy.

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Title card: 48 hours later, Israeli forces stormed Entebbe and liberated all but one of the hostages. International public opinion turned against Amin for good.

Title card: When he was finally overthrown in 1979 jubilant crowds poured onto the streets.

Title card: His regime had killed more than 300,000 Ugandans.

Title card: Amin died in exile in Saudi Arabia on the 16th of August 2003.

Title card: Nobody knows if that was the date he had dreamed about.

Title Card: Amin died in exile in Saudi Arabia on the 16th of August 2003. Nobody knows if that was the date he had dreamed about.

Title Card: Europe at the close of the 18th century. The nobility rules by oppression, supported by strong religious forces. But the winds of change are blowing... Across the continent intellectuals and freethinkers demand reforms and freedom for the people. It is the age of the Enlightenment.

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Title card: As celebrated as he became, he never forgot his roots, contributing over $20 million to African-American Colleges and charities for the blind and deaf.

Title card: Ray kept his promise. He never touched heroin again.

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Title card: _In Cold Blood_ made Truman Capote the most famous writer in America. He never finished another book.

Title card: The epigraph he chose for his last, unfinished work reads: "More tears are shed over answered prayers than unanswered ones."

Title card: He died in 1984 of complications due to alcoholism.

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Title card: Fanny Brawne walked the Heath for many years, often far into the night. She never forgot John Keats or removed his ring. / Keats died at twenty five, believing himself a failure. Today he is recognised as one of the greatest of the Romantic Poets.

Title Card: Queen Victoria came to the throne in 1837, at the age of eighteen.

Title Card: At twenty she married Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg. It was one of the happiest royal marriages in history.

Title Card: When he died from typhoid in 1861, she was inconsolable.

Rudolph W. Giuliani: [first lines - fade in] ... is not by any means the full sum and total of the FBI and the police department's efforts here. As has been outlined before, a couple of hundred mafia and organized crime members and associates have been indicted in the last year to two years, so that the attack is at the top level, the middle level, and the lower level. And we are doing everything that we can to identify, indict and convict, uh, the capos, the soldiers, and the associates of the mafia as well.

Title Card: This movie is based on a true story. Most of the court dialogue is actual testimony.

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Title Card: After serving two years of his life sentence, Jeffrey Dahmer was attacked and killed by another inmate. He died on November 28, 1994, at the age of 34.

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Title Card: On February 15, 1992 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Jeffrey Lionel Dahmer was convicted of 15 counts of murder and sentenced to 937 years of federal prison. The following story was inspired by events from his life. Certain characters and events are fictional.

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Title Card: All wars begin long before the first shot is fired and continue long after the last bullet has done its job.

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Title Card: On August 27, 1930, the entire motion picture industry suspended work to pay tribute to the memory of one of its great actors.

Title Card: This is his story.

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Title card: Elizabeth ruled England for another sixteen years. She died as she had lived, unmarried and childless. The thrones of England and Scotland passed to the only possible claimant... a man, King James the First - only son of Mary Stuart... Queen of Scots.

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Title card: 1558 / England and Scotland are torn apart by family and religious wars. Mary Stuart, the Catholic queen of Scotland, is married to the king of France. / When he dies she returns to Scotland to claim her throne and immediately becomes involved in a fight for power with Elizabeth, the Protestant queen of England. This is the story of the fierce struggle between... the rival queens.

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Title Card: The film you are about to see was originally released in 1954. Upstaged by the overwhelming popularity of "Oklahoma!", it's short lived theater run was canceled, and "Alfred Packer: The Musical" soon fell into obscurity. The original negative, re-discovered just last year, has been painstakingly restored using state-of-the-art color enhancing and computer reconstruction technology. The film's violent scenes have been edited out for your viewing pleasure.

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Title Card: Due to the continued efforts of Polly Pry, Alfred Packer was eventually released from prison in 1901.

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Title Card: In Kenya in 1953 there was a violent uprising against British Colonial Rule led by the Mau Mau who were mainly from the Kikuyu Tribe. In this violent struggle thousands were killed and more than a million Kikuyu were imprisoned in British detention camps.The conflict eventually led to independence but for many the past was never resolved. Based on a true story.

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Title Card: He still loves jazz!

Title card: [at the beginning of the film] "... the distant Ethiopians, the father outposts of mankind, half of whom live where the sun goes down, half where the sun rises." Homer, The Odyssey

Title card: [at the end of the film] Beyond igniting East Africa's dominance in long distance running, Bikila became a quiet champion of hope for a continent that was in the midst of its struggle for self domination. It was said: It took 500,000 Italian soldiers to occupy Ethiopia, and one Ethiopian soldier to conquer Rome.

Title Card: This is a story of JESUS of NAZARETH...

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Miguel Piñero: Hey, what's happenin', what's happenin'?

[chuckling]

Miguel Piñero: We'll just start from the top.

Miguel Piñero: Well, I guess I started stealing when I was eight. Stealing bread for my baby sister and brother. And other times you walk into the supermarket and just eat the food right out of the aisles, and not even pay. We'd walk right outside, you know? Now when you think about Latin writers, you probably think about Senior Márquez, Neruda, Cortazar - the magic realism. Not here, not this. There are no floating butterflys around my head when I walk down Avenue B., you know.

[looking into the camera]

Miguel Piñero: This is street reality. This is where we shout it out. Shout it out.

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Title Card: In 1974, a Puerto Rican ex-con named Miguel Pinero took the city of New York by storm with a controversial play about life in prison. Short Eyes won the Obie and New York Drama Critics Award and later became a movie.

Title Card: Pinero was one of the founders of the Nuyorican Poets Cafe. Over the years he went on to write poetry and more plays, wrote for and acted in movies and television. Kojak, Fort Apache - The Bronx, Baretta, Miami Vice, and more...

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Title card: London 1593

Title card: In the glory days of the Elizabethan Theatre two playhouses were fighting it out for writers and audiences.

Title card: North of the city was the Curtain Theatre, home to England's most famous actor, Richard Burbage.

Title card: Across the river was the competition, built by Philip Henslowe, a businessman with a cash flow problem...

Title card: ...the Rose...

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Title Card: It is the stated position of the U.S. Air Force that their safeguards would prevent the occurrence of such events as are depicted in this film. Furthermore, it should be noted that none of the characters portrayed in this film are meant to represent any real persons living or dead.

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Title Card: On March 4th of this year...

Title Card: ...newly elected Mayor Mary Sue Beal announced that she was changing the hiring practices of this city's police force.

Title Card: No longer would height, weight, sex, education, or physical strength be used to keep new recruits out of the Metropolitan Police Academy.

Title Card: Hundreds of people who never dreamed of becoming police officers signed up immediately.

Title Card: Naturally, the police completely freaked.

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Title card: The following is based on actual events. Only the names, locations and events have been changed.

Title Card: [Epilogue: Archie and Wanda move to Rio, have 17 kids, and fund a leper colony. Ken becomes Master of Ceremonies at London Sea World. Otto emigrates to South Africa and becomes Minister of Justice]

Title Card: [Closing scene, the Sands hotel performers sign reads: Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford, Joey Bishop]

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Title card: From Henrik Ibsen's "The Master Builder"

Solness: The funny thing is that I've become so disturbed by younger people!

Hilde: What? Younger people?

Solness: Yes, they upset me so much that I've sort of closed my doors here and locked myself in. Because I'm afraid they're going to come here, and they're going to knock on the door, and then they're going to break in.

Hilde: Well, I think maybe you should open the door and let them in.

Solness: Open the door?

Hilde: Yes - so that they can just gently and quietly come inside, and it can be something good for you...

Solness: Open the door?

Title Card: More of this is true than you would believe.

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Title Card: "Do you know the terror of he who falls asleep? To the very toes he is terrified, because the ground gives way under him, And the dream begins... " - Friedrich Nietzsche

Title Card: [Springwood, Ohio. Ten years from now] Mysterious killings and suicides wipe out entire population of children and teenagers. Remaining adults are experiencing mass psychosis.

Title Card: There is new evidence of one surviving teenager...

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Title Card: "Welcome to Prime Time, bitch." - Freddy Krueger

Title Card: A picture with a smile - and perhaps, a tear.

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Title card: Once upon a time

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Title card: A long, long time ago...

Title card: in the year 2000...

Title card: Meet Dick

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Dick Harper: Globodyne is a consolidator of media properties. Globodyne is a consolidator of media properties. Consolidator. Consolidator.

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Dick Harper: Oh, no!

Title card: Run, Dick, Run

Dick Harper: Globodyne's a consolidator of media properties and data retrieval with a focus in fiber-optic content provision. It's basically a synergy of Web-based and platform-based UNIX-driven delivery systems. OK, I made that last part up.

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Title Card: Parks remains a part of NASA missions to this day. And it's still in the middle of a sheep paddock.

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Title Card: Everyone and everything is interconnected in this universe. Stay pure of heart and you will see the signs. Follow the signs, and you will uncover your destiny. -Jeff

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Poppy: [pulls out book from shelf] The Road to Reality...

[smiles and pushes the book back]

Poppy: Don't wanna be going there!

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Charley: [chasing Mamie] Wait! Wait!

Woman Driver: [hits Mamie] My God! Oh my God! Oh my God! I didn't see her! I didn't see her!

Charley: Oh my God!

Woman Driver: Oh my God, I'm so sorry, I didn't see her!

Charley: Do you have a cell? Call 911!

Woman Driver: Oh God.

Passerby: Hey, is she all right?

Charley: I don't know.

Woman Driver: [on phone] 911? Yes, hurry, we need an ambulance quick.

Title Card: She's not dead. / No one dies in this movie, not on-screen. It's a comedy, sort of.

Title Card: The farmer's daughter - Beneath her torn hat, glowed the wealth of corn-fed beauty and rustic health.

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Title Card: Florence 1935.

Title Card: The love affair between the artistically-inclined English community and Florence was soon to be overshadowed by the clouds of war.

Title Card: But at the moment the sun is still shining on the squares and statues, and the dictator Mussolini is the gentleman who makes the trains run on time.

Connie Raynor: Excuse me, are you the Consul?

British Consul: Yes.

Connie Raynor: Connie Raynor of the Morning Post. I'm fascinated to know what His Majesty's Consul in Florence makes of it all?

British Consul: I can't believe your readers would be interested in our little ceremony.

Connie Raynor: Oh, they are. Since Mussolini, we can't get enough of Italy.

Title Card: In 1987, 43,000 woodland acres in central Texas were burned by wildfires. Approximately 1,600 homes were destroyed and 4 lives were lost. The causes of the fires remains unknown.

Title Card: Near the turn of the last century the Pecos River marked the boundries of civilization in western Texas. West of the Pecos there was no law, no order, and only bad men and rattlesnakes lived there.

Title Card: Maybe this isn't the way it was... it's the way it should have been.

Title Card: Paris - London's love nest.

Title Card: During World War II, the anti-Nazi resistance in Romania was mainly organized by the Communist Party.

Title Card: A number of young Jews joined the cause, believing their freedom would come from the Soviet Union.

Title Card: The Red Army didn't free, but enslave the country, along with the whole Eastern and Central Europe. An iron-fist regime was installed.

Title Card: Former Jewish partisans became part of the governing elite.

Title Card: Their positions started to erode until, by the last years of the 50's, they were being systematically removed from positions of power and influence.

Title Card: Based on a true story.

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Title Card: No toddlers were injured in the making of this movie.

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Title Card: At the far reaches of the Universe lies a planet of men who have advanced technologically beyond the realm of human comprehension. This is no breeding - they are a product of cloning, and their reproductive organs have shrunk and disappeared. All emotions have been bred out of this race and each succeeding generation has become more ambitious and driven than the previous one. They want to rule the Universe, and now they are planning their next takeover from the inside.

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Title Card: The winds of the firmament breathed but one sound within my ears and the ripples upon the sea murmured evermore - Morella /Edgar Allan Poe.

Title Card: I had walled the black monster up within the tomb!/... Edgar Allan Poe

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Title Card: And there was an oozing liquid putrescence - -all that remained of Mr. Valdemar./... Edgar Allan Poe

Title Card: Manhattan Island... A body of land consisting of four million square males - completely surrounded by women.

Title Card: Mr. Stubbs _ Head Floorwalker. Muscle-bound _ From patting himself on the back _

Title Card: Within an hour he was photographing everything from soup to nuts... mostly the nuts.

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Title Card: Nothing can ever be truly, fully understood. Not even the simplest thing. Not even this. - Bicford Shmeckler

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Title Card: On July 20th, 1973, Bruce Lee died suddenly at the age 32, leaving behind 12 minutes of footage intended for his dream project THE GAME OF DEATH.

Title Card: THE GAME OF DEATH was ultimately finished without the participation of anyone in this documentary. Even Bruce Lee's own vision was not represented in the final version of the film.

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Title Card: ELOISE GAZDAG

Title Card: After the fallout from THE GAME OF DEATH debacle, Eloise opened up her own boutique agency. The first client she signed was REMI NGUYEN.

Title Card: As she predicted, he went on to have a Gene Hackman-like career, eventually winning the best supporting actor award for his much touted work in THE GHOST OF SAN SIMEON.

Title Card: Men have been rightly called the Masters of the World. Men have subdued the wild animals. Men have penetrated deep into the jungle, and have been able to look at the Moon and the planets. But there is still one place on Earth where no man has ever set foot nor has been even permitted to glimpse.

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Title Card: By the time Jimmie had reached the church, he had proposed to everything in skirts, including a Scotchman.

Title Card: To hopeful hundreds there is a golden spot on the map called - HOLLYWOOD.

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Title Card: pulp /'p&lp/ n. 1. A soft, moist, shapeless mass of matter.

Title Card: 2. A magazine or book containing lurid subject matter and being characteristically printed on rough, unfinished paper.

Title Card: American Heritage Dictionary

Title Card: New College Edition

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Title Card: The godfather was born Vito Andolini, in the town of Corleone in Sicily. In 1901 his father was murdered for an insult to the local Mafia chieftain. His older brother Paolo swore revenge and disappeared into the hills, leaving Vito, the only male heir, to stand with his mother at the funeral. He was nine years old.

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Woman: [subtitled from Italian] They've killed the boy! They've killed young Paolo! They've killed your son Paolo!

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Title Card: Over the course of 2002, the Spotlight team published close to 600 stories about the scandal.

Title Card: 249 priests and brothers were publicly accused of sexual abuse within the Boston Archdiocese. The number of survivors in Boston is estimated to be well over 1,000.

Title Card: In December 2002, Cardinal Law resigned from the Boston Archdiocese. He was reassigned to the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore in Rome, one of the highest ranking Roman Catholic churches in the world.

Title Card: Major abuse scandals have been uncovered in the following places: Albany, NY, Altoona, PA, Anchorage, AK, Anchorage, KY, Baker, OR, Baltimore, MD, Billings, MT, Bridgeport, CT, Briscoe Memorial, WA, Brooklyn, NY, Burlington, VT, Camden, NJ, Cape Girardeau, MO, Charleston, SC, Chicago, IL, Cincinnati, OH, Cleveland, OH, Collegeville, MN, Conway Springs, KS, Covington, KY, Dallas, TX, Davenport, IA, Denver, CO, Detroit, MI, Dubuque, IA, East Greenwich, RI, El Paso, TX, Fairbanks, AK, Fall River, MA, Fargo, ND, Farmington, IA, Fort Worth, TX, Gallup, NM, Goshen, NY, Grand Mound, IA, Grand Rapids, MI, Greenbush, MN, Hannibal, CT, Helena, MT, Honolulu, HI, Indianapolis, IN, Jackson, MS, Joliet, IL, Kansas, City, KS, Kansas, City, MO, Lincoln, NE, Los Angeles, CA, Los Gatos, CA, Louisville, KY, Manchester, NH, Marietta, GA, Marty Indian School, SD, Memphis, TN, Mendham, NJ, Miami, FL, Milwaukee, WI, Mobile, AL, Monterey, CA, Nashville, TN, New Orleans, LA, New York, NY, Oakland, CA, Omaha, NE, Onamia, MN, Orange, CA, Palm Beach, FL, Peoria, IL, Philadelphia, PA, Phoenix, AZ, Pittsburgh, PA, Portland, OR, Providence, RI, Raleigh, NC, Richmond, VA, Rochester, NY, Rockville Centre, NY, Rosebud Reservation, SD, Sacramento, CA, San Antonio, TX, San Bernardino, CA, San Diego, CA, Santa Barbara, CA, Santa Fe, NM, Santa Rosa, CA, Savannah, GA, Scranton, PA, Seattle, WA, Spokane, WA, Springfield, MA, St. Francis, WI, St. Ignatius, MT, St. Louis, MO, St. Michael, AK, St. Paul/Minneapolis, MN, Stebbins, AK, Stockton, CA, Tucson, AZ, Wellesley, MA, Wilmington, DE, Worcester, MA, Yakima, WA, Yuma, AZ, Adelaide, Australia, Akute, Nigeria, Antigonish, Canada, Arapiraca, Brazil, Auckland, New Zealand, Ayacucho, Peru, Ballarat, Australia, Bass Hill, Australia, Bathurst, Australia, Berazategui, Argentina, Berlin, Germany, Bindoon, Australia, Bo, Sierra Leone, Bontoc, Philippines, Brits, South Africa, Bruges, Belgium, Buenos Aires, Argentia, Caen, France, Canberra, Australia, Cape Town, South Africa, Cebu City, Philippines, Chatham, Canada, Chimbote, Peru, Christchurch, New Zealand, Ciudad de México, México, Comillas, Spain, Cottolengo, Chile, Cuacnopalan, Mexico, Curracloe, Ireland, Dandenong, Australia, Dublin, Ireland, Edinburgh, Scotland, Feilding, New Zealand, Flawinne, Belgium, Franca, Brazil, Gortahork, Ireland, Goulbara, Australia, Grenada, Spain, Hamilton, New Zealand, Hobart, Australia, Hollabrunn, Austria, Igloolik, Canada, Kilnacrott, Ireland, Kircubbin, Northern Ireland, Latticefield, Australia, Letterfrack, Ireland, London, England, Lota, Ireland, Maipú, Chile, Manchester, England, Manila, Philippines, Mariana, Brazil, Masterton, New Zealand, Medellín, Colombia, Melbourne, Australia, Melipilla, Chile, Mérida, Venezuela, Middlesbrough, England, Mildura, Australia, Mittagong, Australia, Monageer, Ireland, Morisset, Australia, Morón, Argentina, Mount Isa, Australia, Munich, Germany, Nairobi, Kenya, Naval, Philippines, Neerkol, Australia, Newcastle, Australia, Ngong, Kenya, Ollur, India, Ottre, Belgium, Paraná, Argentina, Perth, Australia, Pilar, Argentina, Poznan, Poland, Preston, England, Quilicura, Chile, Quilmes, Argentina, Rab, Croatia, Reading, England, Frickhofen, Germany, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Rufisque, Senegal, Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne, France, Salta, Argentina, San Luis Potosí, Mexico, Santiago, Chile, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, Sherbrooke, Canada, Silverstream, New Zealand, Soni, Tanzania, St. John's, Canada, Sydney, Australia, Toowoomba, Australia, Trondheim, Norway, Tubay, Philippines, Wagga Wagga, Australia, Wexford, Ireland, Wilno, Canada, Wollongong, Australia

Title card: [first title cards] In May 1980, Fidel Castro opened the harbor at Mariel, Cuba with the apparent intention of letting some of his people join their relatives in the United States. Within seventy-two hours, 3,000 U.S. boats were headed for Cuba. It soon became evident that Castro was forcing the boat owners to carry back with them not only their relatives, but the dregs of his jails. Of the 125,000 refugees that landed in Florida an estimated 25,000 had criminal records.

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Title Card: 1930. Prohibition has transformed Chicago into a City at War. Rival gangs compete for control of the city's billion dollar empire of illegal alcohol, enforcing their will with the hand grenade and tommy gun. It is the time of the Ganglords. It is the time of Al Capone.

Reporter: [to Al Capone] An article, which I believe appeared in a newspaper, asked why, since you are, or it would seem that you are, in effect, the mayor of Chicago, you've not simply been appointed to that position.

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Capone: Well, I'll tell ya, you know, it's touching. Like a lot of things in life, we laugh because it's funny and we laugh because it's true. Now, some people will say - reformers, they'll say, 'Put that man in jail! What does he think he is doing?' Well, what I hope I'm doing, and here's where your English paper's got a point, is - I'm responding to the will of the people.

Title Card: There is no murder in paradise.

Title Card: In 1933, at the height of Joseph Stalin's state-imposed famine against the Ukrainian people, an estimated 25,000 died each day from starvation. The systematic extermination by hunger known as the Holodomor, left millions of children orphaned.

Title Card: [last title card] Epilog: Humbert Humbert died of coronary thrombosis in prison awaiting trial for the murder of Clare Quilty.

Title Card: Starting in 1980, accounts began to surface of satanic rituals being practiced in the U.S. Panic and suspicion spread across many communities. This film is inspired by real events.

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Title Card: The film "DOGVILLE" as told in nine chapters and a prologue

Title Card: PROLOGUE (which introduces us to the town and its residents)

Title Card: While private gunrunners continue to thrive, the world's biggest arms suppliers are the U.S., U.K., Russia, France, and China. They are also the five permanent members of the U.N. Security Council.

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Title Card: The hunger has returned to Mr. Brooks' brain.

Title Card: It never really left.

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Title Card: 'My sense is we are on a countdown to the days when there won't be a position in the military that women can't and won't occupy.' - Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

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Title Card: On October 7, 1849, Edgar Allan Poe was found, near death, on a park bench in Baltimore, Maryland. The last days of his life remain a mystery.

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Title Card: There are over 120,000 juveniles incarcerated in detention centers across the United States... Upon release 75% will either return to prison or die on the street,,, What follows is based on the TRUE STORY of Camp Kilpatrick and the people there who tried to make a difference...

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Title Card: You have just seen a motion picture whose theme dares to be startlingly different. May we ask that you do not divulge the unusual climax of this story. Thank you.

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Title Card: It is easy to go down in to hell; night and day the gates of dark death stand wide; but to climb back up again, to retrace one's steps to the open air, there lies the problem, the difficult task. Virgil: The Aeneid

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Title Card: London ~ The time: the recent past.

Title Card: Any similarity to real persons and events is not coincidental. It is INTENTIONAL

Title card: [opening title card] This is the story of 'Albert DeSalvo', the self-confessed Boston Strangler. The characters and incidents you are about to see are based on fact.

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Title Card: In 2006, police exhumed a fireman's body and posthumously cleared him as a suspect To date, the Alphabet Killer has not been found.

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title card: Although the events depicted in this film are fictional, they are based on actual behaviours that are happening between consenting adults... right now.

Title Card: In the Soviet Union, under Communism, entire criminal communities of various ethnicities were deported, for security reasons, from their homelands to a region in the southwest of the USSR. The area quickly became a ghetto for these criminals, divided and run by the various clans. Among these the poorest, but the most feared, was the clan of Siberians.

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Title Card: This film was inspired by a telephone friendship with what was believed to be a 14-year-old boy.

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Title Card: To this day the existence of that boy has never been conclusively proven.

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Title Card: He would be 28 years old today.

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Title Card: ...and that's the way it really happened.

Title Card: Give or take a lie or two.

Title Card: Most prison will not allow victims to meet with their offenders.

Title Card: RESTORATIVE JUSTICE is a worldwide effort that encourages victims and offenders to meet. The program forces offenders to give a face to their crime, to feel remorse, and to understand the true repercussions of their actions.

Title Card: This year over 700,000 inmates will be released from prison. More than 50% will be re-incarcerated within 3 years. Where Restorative Justice is allowed to work, the re-incarceration rate drops to as little as 8%. To learn more about Restorative Justice, go to www.TakeJustice.org

Title Card: Philharmonic Hall - Scientific Presentation Series - Today: Lecture by Dr. Mabuse, Professor of Psychoanalysis - "Psychoanalysis as a Factor in Modern Medicine" - Lecture begins at 8:00. Guests welcome. The Union of Psychoanalytic Research.

Title Card: If you can't find your man, you just might find your woman!

Title Card: A certain great and powerful king once asked a poet "What can I give you of all that I have?" / He wisely replied "Anything sir... except your secret."

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Title card: One year after his conviction, Jamal Abu Zikri has still not been granted leave to appeal.

Title card: He remains on death row in Statevill Correctional Center.

Title card: Since recording the interview for this film Robert H Maguire has resigned as Head of the Chicago Field Office of the FBI.

Title card: USA PATRIOT III, introduced in the days after the assassination, has since been turned into permanent law.

Title card: It has granted investigators unprecedented powers of detention and surveillance, and further expanded the powers of the executive branch.

Title Card: The time of our story is any time, the place any place where human hearts respond to love and hate, pity and terror.

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Title Card: Sherlock Holmes, the immortal character of fiction created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, is ageless, invincible and unchanging. In solving signficant problems of the present day he remains ~ as ever ~ the supreme master of deductive reasoning.

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Title Card: This is the story of George Harvey Bone who resided at number 12, Hangover Square, London, S.W. in the early part of the Twentieth Century. The British Catalogue of Music lists him as a Distinguished Composer~~~

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Don Enrique: [subtitled version] And now we present our look-alike contest: 'The One O'clock Festival'

Security Guard: Wait here, please.

Title Card: 'Twas a balmy summer evening, And a goodly crowd was there.

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Title Card: The iridescent lipstick of the Kyoto geisha when seen in the dim light of a candle... / Jun 'ichiro Tanizaki / 'In Praise of Shadows'

Title Card: In time the man would mangle the soul of the daughter, even as the father had mangled the body of the man.

Title Card: At her laugh his Hell-born passions broke loose.

Title Card: [closing title] The "Doorway to Hell" is a one-way door. There is no retribution - no plea for further clemency. The little boy walked through it with his head up and a smile on his lips. They gave him a funeral - a swell funeral that stopped traffic - and then they forgot him before the roses had a chance to wilt.

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Title Card: "The Last Mile" is more than a story of prison and of the condemned. To me it is a story of those men within barred cells, crushed mentally, physically and spiritually between unrelenting forces of man-made laws and man-fixed death. And justly or unjustly found guilty, are they not the victims of man's imperfect conventions, upon which he has erected a social structure of doubtful security? What is society's responsibility for ever-increasing murders? What shall be done with the murderers? "The Last Mile" does not pretend to give an answer. Society must find its own solution. But murder on the heels of murder is *not* that solution. - Lewis E. Lawes, Warden, Sing Sing Prison, Ossining, New York

Title Card: Instead of the glorification of cowardly gangsters, we need the glorification of policemen who do their duty and give their lives in public protection. If the police had the vigilant, universal backing of public opinion in their communities, if they had the implacable support of the prosecuting authorities and the courts - I am convinced that our police would stamp out the excessive crime - which has disgraced some of our great cities - President Herbert Hoover.

Title Card: And "The Show" goes on.

Title Card: That night, they secure her father's invention for intensifying sound waves and recording dictagraph sounds on a phonographic record.

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Title Card: No price is too high to pay for the privilege of owning yourself - Friedrich Nietzsche

Title Card: London's Limehouse District - with its lust, greed, and love... a sea of fog; a stream of human faces.

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Title card: For childhood, Saturday - free from school - is the most changeless of institutions - whether it is in city or village, or main street, or in those vital, teeming streets which were the Brooklyn of a few decades ago.

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Title card: "Rejoice O young man in thy youth..." - Ecclesiastes

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Title card: There was a land of Cavaliers and Cotton Fields called the Old South... Here in this pretty world Gallantry took its last bow... Here was the last ever to be seen of Knights and their Ladies Fair, of Master and of Slave... Look for it only in books, for it is no more than a dream remembered. A Civilization gone with the wind...

Title card: There was a land of cavaliers and cotton fields called the old south. Here in this pretty world gallantry took its last bow. Here was the last ever to be seen of knights and their ladies fair. Of master and of slave. Look for it only in books, for it is no more than a dream remembered. A civilization gone with the wind.

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Title card: Some years later, Mrs. Ansonia Feathers made the arduous journey to Hodgeman County to visit the last resting place of her only daughter. William Munny had long since disappeared with the children... some said to San Francisco where it was rumored he prospered in dry goods. And there was nothing on the marker to explain to Mrs. Feathers why her only daughter had married a known thief and murderer, a man of notoriously vicious and intemperate disposition.

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Title card: She was a comely young woman and not without prospects. Therefore it was heartbreaking to her mother that she would enter into marriage with William Munny, a known thief and murderer, a man of notoriously vicious and intemperate disposition. When she died, it was not at his hands as her mother might have suspected, but of smallpox. That was 1878.

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Title Card: This story is based upon the true story of María, Quique, Lucas, Tomás and Simón.

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Title Card: On December 26th, 2004,the deadliest tsunami on record hit the South East Coast of Asia. The lives of countless families all over the world changed forever. This is the true story of one of those families.

Title Card: Following his return to Russia, Rudolf Abel was reunited with his wife and daughter. He was never publicly acknowledged by the Soviet Union as a spy.

Title Card: Gary Powers died in a helicopter crash in 1977, while working for KNBC news. He was posthumously awarded the CIA Director's Medal, and the USAF POW Medal in 2000, and the Silver Star in 2012.

Title Card: In 1962, Frederick L. Pryor received his Ph.D. in Economics from Yale University. He is currently Professor Emeritus of Economics and Senior Research Scholar at Swarthmore College.

Title Card: Following the successful conclusion of the Powers-Abel exchange, James Donovan was asked by President Kennedy to undertake further negotiations on behalf of the U.S. In the summer of 1962, he was sent to Cuba to discuss with Fidel Castro the terms of the release of 1,113 prisoners held after the Bay of Pigs invasion. When Donovan finished negotiations, he had secured the release of 9,703 men, women, and children.

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Title Card: The height of the Cold War. The United States and the Soviet Union fear each other's nuclear capabilities - and intentions. Both sides deploy spies - and hunt for them.

Title Card: Inspired by true events.

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Title Card: Francis Gary Powers has been released from prison in the Soviet Union, and turned over to American authorities early this morning in Berlin. The President has commuted the sentence of Rudolf Abel. Mr. Abel has been deported, and has been released in Berlin. Efforts to obtain Mr. Powers' release, had been underway for some time. In recent efforts, the United States government has had the cooperation and assistance of Mr. James B. Donovan, a New York attorney. Frederic L. Pryor, an American student held by East German authorities since August of 1961.

Peggy Donovan: [turning to her mom] I thought Daddy was fishing. For salmon.

Title Card: Abel now has disappeared into the communist world. Powers is here, answering questions. And Donovan has gone back to his law practice. And now, here is George Fenneman, speaking for the Douglas Fir Plywood Association...

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Title Card: BASED ON AN ACTUAL EVENT

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Title Card: Only the dead have seen the end of war.

Title Card: Plato

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Title Card: SOMALIA - EAST AFRICA

Title Card: 1992

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Title Card: Years of warfare among rival clans causes famine on a biblical scale.

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Title Card: 300,000 civilians die of starvation.

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Title Card: Mohamed Farrah Aidid, the most powerful of the warlords, rules the capital Mogadishu.

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Title Card: He seizes international food shipments at the ports. Hunger is his weapon.

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Title Card: The world responds. Behind a force of 20,000 U.S. Marines, food is delivered and order is restored.

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Title Card: April 1993

Title Card: Aidid waits until the Marines withdraw, and then declares war on the remaining U.N. peacekeepers.

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Title Card: In June, Aidid's militia ambush and slaughter 24 Pakistani soldiers, and begin targeting American personnel.

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Title Card: In late August, America's elite soldiers, Delta Force, Army Rangers and the 160th SOAR are sent to Mogadishu to remove Aidid and restore order.

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Title Card: The mission was to take three weeks, but six weeks later Washington was growing impatient.

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Title Card: All memories of the past were erased.

Jonas: After The Ruin we started over, creating a new society, one of true equality. Rules were the building blocks of that equality. We learned them as Newchildren. Rules like: use precise language, wear your assigned clothing, take your morning medication, obey the curfew, never lie.

Jonas: My name is Jonas. I don't have a last name. None of us did. That day, the day before graduation, I admit it, I was scared. Tomorrow we'd be assigned our jobs, our purpose. It seemed everyone knew theirs already. Not me. I was lost. I always felt like I saw things - differently; saw things other people didn't. I never said anything. I didn't want to be different. Who would?

Asher: [bicycle bell dinging] Jonas!

Fiona: I apologize, we're late. I got Asher to come say goodbye to Teacher.

Jonas: I accept your apology.

Jonas: [narration continues] Asher and Fiona. We'd been friends our whole lives. Asher was the boy who made everyone laugh. Fiona, well, she was the girl who made everyone smile.

Asher: [standing on his bicycle pedals] ... Take that back! Whoever is listening, please, please, do not make me Vice Chancellor of Waste Management! Please!

Jonas: [narration continues] We lived in a world where differences weren't allowed. There was no "popular." No fame. No losers and no winners. Our Elders had eliminated all of that, so there'd be no conflict between us. Fear, pain, envy, hate, they weren't words so much as sounds. Their echoes were gone, to the other side of history. I'm asked if I should apologize for what I did. I'll let you decide.

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Title Card: "He who possesses the Spear of Destiny holds the fate of the world in his hands."

Title Card: The Spear of Destiny has been missing since the end of World War II.

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Title Card: The breakthrough in medical science came in 1952. Doctors could now cure the previously incurable. By 1967, life expectancy passed 100 years.

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Title Card: "Consider God's handiwork; who can straighten what He hath made crooked?" - Ecclesiastes 7:13

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Title Card: "I not only think that we will tamper with Mother Nature, I think Mother wants us to." - Willard Gaylin

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Title card: He was wounded for our transgressions, crushed for our iniquities; by His wounds we are healed. Isaiah 53; 700 B.C.

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Title Card: The real Hachiko was born in Odate Japan in 1923. When his master, Dr. Eisaburo Ueno, a professor at Tokyo University died in May, 1925, Hachi returned to the Shibuya train station the next day, and for the next nine years to wait. Hachiko died died in March, 1934. Today, a bronze statue of Hachiko sits in his waiting spot outside the Shibuya railroad station.

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Title Card: Several times decorated with the Order of Lenin, Vassilli Zaitsev was lated elevated to the rank of Hero of the Soviet Union. His rifle can still be seen today at the Stalingrad History Museum, among the great symbols of the victory over Nazi Germany.

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Title card: To my children, Maria Eladia and Elisio... the brightest lights in the darkest night.

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Title Card: Six years ago... NASA discovered the possibility of alien life within our solar system. A space probe was launched to collect samples but broke up during re-entry over Mexico. Soon after new life forms began to appear and half of the was quarantined as an INFECTED ZONE. Today... The Mexican & US military still struggle to contain 'the creatures'...

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title card: "To sin by silence when we should protest makes cowards of men." - Ella Wheeler Wilcox

President Eisenhower: ...We have been compelled to create a permanent armaments industry of vast proportions. And to do this three and a half million men and women are directly engaged in the defense establishement. We annually spend on military security alone...

Narrator: January, 1961. President Dwight D. Eisenhowers's Farewell Address to the Nation.

President Eisenhower: ...This conjunction of an immense military establishment and arms industry is new in the American experience. The total influence - economic, political, even spiritual - is felt in every city, every Statehouse, every office in the federal government. We must guard against the aquisition of unwarranted influence - whether sought or unsought - by the military-industrial complex. We must never let the weight of this combination endanger our liberties or democratic processes.

M. L. King, Jr.: ...that "All men are created equal."

JFK: Every degree of mind and spirit that I possess will be devoted to the cause of freedom around the world.

title card: A Congressional Investigation from 1976-1979 found a "probable conspiracy" in the assassination of John F. Kennedy and recommended the Justice Department investigate further. As of 1991, the Justice Department has done nothing.

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Title Card: Some guys practically grab you by the hair and push your onto their dicks. My turn! Or else if they're the sensitive type, they tell you how sex will bring you so much closer and they start to whine and shit. Yuck! Mr. Big never makes me do anything The only way I even know that I've been blueballing him is that one time at the door he said 'I'm going to blow a load before you get to the corner.'

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Title card: First day of the New Year. New York City

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Title Card: In 1983, a brutal civil war broke out in Sudan between the North and the South over religion and resources, leaving villages destroyed by northern government armies and militia.

Title Card: By 1987, thousands of orphaned children began to flee on foot across sub-Saharan Africa, walking as many as thousands of miles to Ethiopia and then Kenya. Thirteen years later, 3600 refugees would be relocated to the U.S.A. They were known simply as "The Lost Boys of Sudan."

Title Card: This film is inspired by their story.

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Title Card: If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together. - African proverb

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Title card: Of the four aircraft hijacked that day, United 93 was the only one that did not reach its target. It crashed near Shanksville, Pennsylvania at 10:03am. No one survived.

Title card: Military commanders were not notified that United 93 had been hijacked until four minutes after it had crashed. The nearest fighter jets were 100 miles away.

Title card: At 10:18am, the President authorized the military to engage hijacked aircraft. Fearing an accidental shoot down, military commanders chose not to pass the order to pilots in the air.

Title card: By 12:06pm every civilian airliner over America had been forced to land. Amidst an unprecedented military mobilization, US airspace was closed until further notice.

Title card: Dedicated to the memory of all those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001.

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Title card: This story is neither an accusation nor a confession, and least of all an adventure, for death is not an adventure to those who stand face to face with it. It will try simply to tell of a generation of men who, even though they may have escaped its shells, were destroyed by the war...

Title Card: "The battle against the Devil, which is the principal task of Saint Michael the Archangel, is still being fought today, because the Devil is still alive and active in the world." - Pope John Paul II

Title Card: What follows is inspired by true events.

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Title Card: Britain. The Dark Ages. / The Roman Empire has fallen / The land lies in ruins, divided among feuding tribes. / To the west, Ireland has flourished - untouched by the Romans, protected by the sea. / Led by their powerful and righteous king, the Irish have subdued the Britons... / Knowing that if Ireland is to prosper, the tribes must never be allowed to unite.

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Title Card: In the 1680s, Dutch, French and Germans fled religious persecution in Europe and settled in Southern Africa. They called themselves the Afrikaners. White Africans. / For the next 250 years, the British Empire fought the Afrikaners for control of the land, the gold and 20 million Native Africans. / In 1948, a conservative Afrikaner government was voted into power. A system of segregation first introduced by the English was declared the law of the land. / The English never gave the system a name. The Afrikaners called it Apartheid. / Our story begins 18 years earlier, in 1930, on a small English farm in South Africa.

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Title Card: A human life, I think, should be well rooted in some spot of a native land, where it may get the love of tender kinship for the face of the earth, for the labors men go forth to, for the sounds and accents that haunt it, for whatever will give that early home a familiar unmistakable difference amidst the future widening of knowledge. The best introduction to astronomy is to think of the nightly heavens as a little lot of stars belonging to one's own homestead. - George Eliot

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[Title card]: Miami, Florida, Three-Twenty P.M., April the Twenty-Fourth, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Six...

[reporters and photographers converse amongst themselves outside the courtroom]

Judge: Is there any legal reason why sentence should not be pronounced?

District Attorney: No, your honor.

John Huberman: Yes, I have something to say. You can put me away, but you can't put away what's going to happen to you, and to this whole country next time. Next time we are going...

Defense Counsel: [whispering] I wouldn't say any more. We'll need that for the appeal.

Title Card: War is cruelty. There is no use trying to reform it. The crueler it is, the sooner it will be over. - William Tecumseh Sherman, Union Army General

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Title card: Tess of the d'Urbervilles was hanged in the city of Wintoncester aforetime capital of Wessex

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Title Card: On November 22, 1963, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, made a political trip to Dallas, Texas with his wife, Jacqueline, and Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson.

Title Card: Less than an hour after landing in Dallas, Kennedy was assassinated.

Title Card: This story is based on the true events that took place on that day, and the three that followed.

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Title Card: Intolerance of the Jews was a fact of 16th Century life even in Venice, the most powerful and liberal city state in Europe.

Title Card: By law the Jews were forced to live in the old walled foundry or 'Geto' area of the city. After sundown the gate was locked and guarded by Christians

Title Card: In the daytime any man leaving the ghetto had to wear a red hat to mark him as a Jew.

Man in Crowd: Usurer! Usurer!

Title Card: The Jews were forbidden to own property. So they practised usury, the lending of money at interest. This was against Christian law.

Title Card: The sophisticated Venetians would turn a blind eye to it but for the religious fanatics, who hated the Jews, it was another matter...

Franciscan Friar: If a man is righteous, and does what is lawful and right, if he has not exacted usury nor taken any increase, but has withdrawn his hand from all iniquity and executed true judgment between men and men, if he has walked in my statute and kept my judgment faithfully, then he is just and he shall surely live. But if he has exacted usury and taken increase, shall he then live? No, he shall not live. If he has done any of these abominations, he shall surely die, says the Lord our God. And yet you live from day to day by theft and robbery.

Shylock: Antonio.

[Antonio spits on Shylock]

Franciscan Friar: For a usurer is a thief and a robber who should hang on the gallows seven times higher than other thieves. Indeed, you trample all of God's commandments under your sinful feet.

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Title Card: This song of the Man and his Wife is of no place and every place; you might hear it anywhere, at any time.

Title Card: For wherever the sun rises and sets, in the city's turmoil or under the open sky on the farm, life is much the same; sometimes bitter, sometimes sweet.

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Title Card: Don't act like the hypocrite, who thinks he can conceal his wiles while loudly quoting the Koran. - Hafez, 14th Century Iranian Poet

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Zahra: The world will know!

Title Card: When French-Iranian journalist, Freidoune Sahebjam, published The Stoning of Soraya M., it became an international bestseller, focusing attention on the practice of stoning in Iran, as well as the lack of women's rights there. Despite official denials, untold numbers of people, mostly women, continue to be put to death by stoning in many countries around the world.

Title Card: The spirit of revolution soared over the Russian land. A tremendous, mysterious process was taking place in countless hearts. The individual personality, having hardly had time to become conscious of itself, dissolved in the mass, and the mass itself became dissolved in the revolutionary élan.

Title Card: Above the heads of the tsar's admirals thundered a brotherly hurrah. And proudly waving the red flag of victory, without a single shot, the rebellious battleship passed through the rows of the squadron.

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Title Card: On the western frontier of Missouri, the American Civil War was fought not by armies, but by neighbors. Informal gangs of local southern Bushwhackers fought a bloody and desperate guerrilla war against the occupying Union Army and pro-Union Jayhawkers.

Title Card: Allegiance to either side was dangerous. But it was more dangerous still to find oneself caught in the middle.

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Title Card: code 46 / article 1 / any human being who shares the same nuclear gene set as another human being is deemed to be genetically identical. the relations of one are the relations of all. / due to IVF, DI embryo splitting and cloning techniques it is necessary to prevent any accidental or deliberate genetically incestuous reproduction. / therefore: / i. all prospective parents should be genetically screened before conception. if they have 100%, 50% or 25% genetic identity, they are not permitted to conceive / ii. if the pregnancy is unplanned, the foetus must be screened, and pregnancy resulting from 100%, 50% or 25% genetically related parents must be terminated immediately / iii. if the parents were ignorant of their genetic relationship then medical intervention is authorised to prevent any further breach of code 46 / iv. if the parents knew they were genetically related prior to conception it is a criminal breach of code 46

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Title Card: In the years after World War II, many people in Eastern Europe were sent to forced labor camps for disagreeing with their new governments. Because of this, families were torn apart. Life in these camps was very harsh, and escape was not an option. And yet, for one boy named David, it was his only hope...

The Man: Are you listening to me? You must escape from here tonight. It's your only chance to stay alive. If you follow my instructions and make it out of the camp. Travel when it's dark to free Bulgaria so you won't be seen. They'll be everywhere waiting to arrest you. And unless you're very careful, you'll be caught. If you make it across the border, you must get the envelope to Denmark. First, head south to Selonika, and hide in a ship that's going to Italy. When you arrive there, travel north as far as you can. Your journey will be long and it may be impossible, but you must get this envelope to the authorities in Denmark. You must not open it. If anyone sees its contents before you get there you'll end up back here. Do you understand?

The Man: I know you've lived in this camp your entire life, but there is a world outside it. However, it's a very dangerous world. Trust no one.

Title Card: [first title card] In 1965 the town of Northfield was evacuated to create the Northfield Reservoir.

Title Card: [second title card] Two billion gallons of water flooded the empty street, obliterating all memory of the lives once lived there, leaving a drowned ghost town.

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Title Card: On the 1st July 1916 - the first day of the Battle of Somme - 60,000 soldiers were killed or wounded, most of those in the first two hours of the attack. It remains the bloodiest day of slaughter in the history of the British Army.

Title Card: In the high summer of 1916, in Northern France, the British Army prepared for the biggest offensive of the First World War. As hundreds of thousands of troops massed in the rear, waiting for the order to attack, a reduced force was put in place to hold the front line trenches.

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Title Card: In 1991, the country of Yugoslavia began to fracture into separate nations. On the pretext of maintaining Yugoslavia's integrity, the Serbian dominated Yugoslav army attacked first Slovenia, then Croatia.

Title Card: In April 1992, in the hope of securing international protection, Bosnia declared its independence. This was rejected by many Bosnian Serbs. Aided by the remnants of the Yugoslav army, they set out to claim as much territory as they could.

Title Card: They systematically cleansed towns and villages of their Muslim populations, while turning their guns on the Bosnian capital of Sarajevo. This cosmopolitan city, a symbol of inter-faith co-operation, was cut off from the outside world and became a city under siege.

Title Card: This film is based on actual events that took place in 1992 and 1993.

Title Card: Behold! The Gates of Hell are opened and the horrors of the masses plague the earth...

Title Card: As a part of the final solution the Nazis employed "special units", known as the Sonderkommandos, to aid in the extermination process at Third Reich death camps. These Jewish moles ushered victims into the gas chambers and processed their corpses after gassings. In exchange for their work, they received privileges unheard of by camp standards, before being exterminated themselves after four months.

Title Card: Based in part on the eyewitness account of Dr. Miklos Nyiszli, the Hungarian Jew assigned by Dr. Josef Mengele to assist in medical experiments on camp inmates, this film addresses true events surrounding the twelfth, largely Hungarian, Sonderkommando at Auschwitz II - Birkenua.

Title Card: Dr. Miklos Nyiszli survived internment. He died of natural cause a decade after his release from the camps, never having practiced medicine again. His wife died in the late 1970s. The whereabouts of his daughter is unknown.

Title Card: Oberscharfuhrer Eric Muhsfeldt was tried in Cracow by the Supreme National Tribunal in 1947, where he was sentenced to death. The sentence was carried out.

Title Card: Of thirteen consecutive units of Sonderkommandos at Auschwitz, the twelfth rebelled. Its members destroyed nearly half the ovens on the Third Reich's largest and numerically most lethal death camp. These ovens were never rebuilt.

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Title Card: Allied soldiers did not arrive in Belalau, the most remote internment camp in Sumatra, for a further two weeks. The women and children were taken to Singapore and Jakarta for medical treatment. They then returned to their homelands. The vocal orchestra performed over thirty works in 1943 and 1944. It ceased when half its members died, and the remainder were too weak to continue.

Title Card: The music in this film was performed from the original scores, which survived the war. Lifelong friendships endured among the survivors of the camps, many of whom are alive today. Their reminiscences provided the inspiration for this film.

Title Card: 1847: In the gay half-world of Paris, the gentlemen of the day met the girls of the moment at certain theatres, balls and gambling clubs, where the code was discretion - - but the game was romance.

Title Card: Unheralded, Unexpected, Frenchmen in uniform joined Frenchmen in rags... and rebellion turned to revolution

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Title card: I never truckled; I never took off the hat to Fashion and held it out for pennies. By God, I told them the truth. They liked it or they didn't like it. What had that to do with me? I told them the truth; I knew it for the truth then, and I know it for the truth now. FRANK NORRIS.

Title card: GOLD - GOLD - GOLD - GOLD. Bright and Yellow, Hard and Cold, Molten, Graven, Hammered, Rolled, Hard to Get and Light to Hold; Stolen, Borrowed, Squandered - Doled.

Title Card: First... chance had brought them face to face; now... mysterious instincts, as ungovernable as the winds of the heavens, were knitting their lives together.

Title Card: For quite some time, McTeague had his eye on a little house... that they might be by themselves.

McTeague: What d'yer think?

Trina: We can't afford such extravagance. Thirty-five dollars... and the water extra!

Title card: Trina's miserly attitude grew steadily through the following months... but her brusque outburst of affection kept her tolerable to the slow-thinking McTeague.

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Title Card: The best remedy for those who are afraid, lonely or unhappy is to go outside, somewhere they can be quiet, alone with the heavens, nature and God. Because only then does one feel all as it should be. -Anne Frank -for Baba Lily

Title Card: For the first time in his life, Jekyll had wakened to a sense of his baser nature.

Title Card: [written on the back of the painting] To Massimo, for our seven years together, for that part of you that I miss and I will never have, for every time you said I can't, but also for every time you said I'll be back... Always waiting, can I call my patience love? Your ignorant fairy

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Title card: On a September evening in 1938, Father Francis Chisholm returned to his little church near Tweedside, Scotland.

Father Francis Chisholm: Good afternoon, Monsignor.

Monsignor: Good afternoon, Father.

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Title Card: I, who was born to die, shall live. That the world of animals, and the world of men, may come together, I shall live. - Inuit Legend

Title Card: Algeria has been a French colony for 127 years. French colonists called "Pied Noirs" and the native Arab population have lived side by side peacefully for generations. Now, Arab nationalists entrenched in the mountains have begun an armed struggle for independence. The French Foreign Legion has been called in to protect French interests and suppress the rebellion.

Title Card: Harold, the youngest Hickory, was born on April Fool's Day. The stork that brought him could hardly fly for laughing.

Title Card: .The place. BLOSSOM BEND: One of those slow towns where the Tuesday morning Express arrives Wednesday afternoon. If Monday's train gets out of the way.

Title card: Empty hearts. Empty lives. Empty homes. Poor little rich girl.

Title card: So they punished the poor little rich girl, for wanting to be a free little poor girl.

Title card: The poor little rich girl's mother, whose social duties seem of more importance than the happiness of her child.

Title Card: Perhaps it was the Springtime - but the girl seemed very beautiful in the boy's eyes - and so he had lingered on.

Title Card: The garden knew she loved him, for her laughter stirred the rose leaves.

Title Card: At the foot of the garden waited the restless sea.

Title Card: Nosferatu. Does this word not sound like the midnight call of the Bird of Death? Do not utter it, or the images of life will fade - into pale shadows and ghostly dreams will rise from your heart and feed your Blood.

Title Card: What was going on? What terrifying secret was unfolding? Allan Gray felt certain of one thing: A soul in mortal distress was crying out for help, and a voice within urged him to heed that call.

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Michael: It is not enough to know that the world has ended. For there is more to the story. And soon it begins. Chaos drove us from the cities. Fear kept us away. Long after the bombs had fallen, after plagues and famine had run their course, we few that remain line in fear, and without hope. But this is a new place. A new time. Lost. Soon a time will come when we no longer live in caves. Like moles. Like rats.

Title Card: 20 YEAR AFTER

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Title Card: "In the rhythm of music a secret is hidden; If I were to divulge it, it would overturn the world." - Jelaleddin Rumi

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Title Card: "The evil that man hath wrought shall in the end destroy itself"...

Title Card: Tradition whispers that in the sky is a bird, blue as the sky itself, which brings to its finder HAPPINESS. But everyone cannot see it; for mortal eyes are prone to be blinded by the glitter of wealth, fame and position, and deceived by the mocking Will-o'-the-Wisp of empty honors.

Title Card: On Winter's Eve, No Matter Where Or When, There Lived A Little Boy, Tyltyl, And His Little Sister, Mytyl.

Title Card: Light, the most glorious soul of all.

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Title card: Under a juniper-tree the bones sang, scattered and shining.

Title card: We are glad to be scattered, we did little good to each other.

Title card: Under a tree in the cool of the day, with the blessing of sand.

Title card: Forgetting themselves and each other, united

Title card: in the quiet of the desert.

Title card: T. S. Eliot

Title Card: In the snake charmer's tent.

Title Card: Night... and the lights of the Sorcerer's tower gleaming through the storm like two evil eyes.

Title Card: This is the story about how Satan changed into a Chicago tour bus guide and rose to earth in order to get the souls of people taking the tour that day because he knew the bus was going to crash and everyone was going to die and all the while he, along with everyone on the tour, were being pursued by Jesus Christ.

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Title Card: This is a true story.

Satan: I, for the sake of this evil affair, shall transform! Shall transform! I, for the sake of this evil affair, shall transform! Shall transform!

Title Card: Satan is going to transform.

Narrator: Now we know the people on the bus, and it's up to Satan to get their souls. Y'know, Dave, Indians lived here before the White Man slaughtered them. Now all that's left is the totem pole.

Narrator: [thinks to himself] Hmm, I wonder if it would fit up my ass.

Title Card: Ass

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Title Card: The fault... is not in our stars, but in ourselves... - Shakespeare

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Title Card: In 1539, the Knight Templars of Malta, paid tribute to Charles V of Spain, by sending him a Golden Falcon encrusted from beak to claw with rarest jewels ~~~~~ but pirates seized the galley carrying this priceless token and the fate of the Maltese Falcon remains a mystery to this day ~~~

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Title Card: "The proposal of the War Department to organize a combat team consisting of loyal American citizens of Japanese descent has my full approval.

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Title Card: The principle on which this country was founded and by which it has always been governed is that Americanism is a matter of the mind and heart; Americanism is not, and never was, a matter of race or ancestry."

Title Card: Franklin D. Roosevelt

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Title Card: The 442nd Regimental Combat Team and the 100th Infantry Battalion were composed of American citizens of Japanese ancestry.

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Title Card: BATTLE RECORD:

Title Card: 7 Major Campaigns in Europe

Title Card: 9,486 Casualties

Title Card: 18,143 Individual Decorations

Title Card: 7 Presidential Unit Citations

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Title Card: This picture tells part of their heroic story. It starts at Camp Shelby, Mississippi, in 1943...

Title Card: [Opening lines] TIME, - Before and during the French Revolution. Our story is of two little orphans who suffer first through the tyranny - selfishness - of Kingly bosses, nobles and aristocrats. After the King's Government falls they suffer with the rest of the people as much through the new Government, established by the pussy-footing Robespierre through Anarchy and Bolshevism. Strange that both these evil rulers were otherwise highly moral men except that they saw evil in all who did not THINK AS THEY DID. The lesson - the French Revolution RIGHTLY overthrew a BAD government. But we in America should be careful lest we with a GOOD government mistake fanatics for leaders and exchange our decent law and order for Anarchy and Bolshevism.

Title Card: Inflamed by Henriette's virginal beauty, the Marquis orders La Fleur to abduct her at any hazard.

Title Card: The Marquis feared no criticism of his dissolute orgies - secure in his aristocratic privileges.

Title Card: Robespierre, the original pussy-footer, a splendid regulator of other people's morals and affairs...

Title Card: The ominous drum murmurs to the people of their ancient wrongs.

Title Card: Drunk with their new freedom - the riff-raff of the city dance the Carmagnole - that unexplainable wild expression of the mob madness.

Title Card: [prologue] In 1519 the Spanish Conqueror Hernando Cortés and his small army rode into the Aztec capital of Mexico, where they were welcomed by the Emperor Moctezuma. Within two years the Aztec civilization was in a state of orphanhood and the survivors were trying to adapt to a new world without families, homes, temples... or Gods.

Title Card: "Let it be known that he who wears the military order of the purple heart has given of his blood in the defense of his homeland and shall forever be revered by his fellow countrymen." - Geo. Washington, General and Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Army, Aug. 7 1782

Title Card: The beginning of the end of forgetfulness.

Title Card: Nowhere in all fiction can be found more romance than was crowded into the life of this penniless commoner, whose natural charm and studied insolence made him the greatest dandy of all time - the immortal "Beau" Brummel.

Title Card: His house in London was the rendezvous of the smart world. The dandies of the town flocked to his dressing room to learn the latest scandal or the latest style.

Title Card: Death kills but once - Life kills many times.

Title Card: The Chinese question had long vexed San Francisco. To keep the Mongol within the limits of Chinatown - - what graft and cruelty were invoked!

Title Card: Somewhere on the Mile of Hell.

Title Card: Love may move with languid steps, but Hate strikes with a spider's speed.

Title Card: In the awful light of an outraged, wrathful, Christian God, the heathen soul of the Mongol stood revealed.

Title Card: Chang Sue Lee - made his money in opium, which he imported - and spent it on beauty - which he exported.

Title Card: The labyrinths of that mysterious 'Inner Circle' - - as remote from Occidental life as the alleys of Tientsin or the gorges of the Yangtsze.

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title card: Between 1945 and 1962 the United States conducted 331 atmospheric nuclear test. Today, the government still denies the genetic effects caused by the radioactive fallout...

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Title Card: 2015 First permanent colony established on moon.

Title Card: 2032 Commercial mining begins on Mars.

Title Card: 2040 Deep space research vessel 'Event Horizon' launched to explore boundaries of Solar System. She disappears without trace beyond the eighth planet, Neptune. It is the worst space disaster on record.

Title Card: 2047 Now...

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Title Card: "The darkest souls are not those which choose to exist within the hell of the abyss, but those which choose to break free from the abyss and move silently among us." - Dr. Samuel Loomis

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Title Card: In the 6th Century B.C. it was believed that the spirits of the dead would speak through the stomach region of the living.

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Title card: "Here is wisdom. Let him that hath understanding count the number of the beast; for it is the number of a man; and his number is 666." Book of Revelation Chapter 13 Verse 18

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Title card: Rome / June 6th - 6 AM

Title Card: During the last 30 years the FBI has documented that more murders have occurred within the health care profession than any other profession. It has also produced the greatest number of known serial killers.

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Title Card: "When deep sleep falleth on men, fear came upon me, and trembling, which made all my bones to shake." - Job IV, 13-14

The Phantom: [title card] Did you hear voices?

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The Phantom: [title card] Perhaps we have more callers.

Title Card: Heat - Intolerable heat!

Title Card: Sanctuary of song lovers, The Paris Opera House, rising nobly over medieval torture chambers, hidden dungeons, long forgotten.

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Title Card: Two possibilities exist... Either we are alone in the universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying. - Arthur C. Clarke

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Title card: The end?

Title Card: During the 1980s over 70% of American adults believed in the existence of abusive Satanic Cults... Another 30% rationalized the lack of evidence due to government cover ups... The following is based on true unexplained events...

Title Card: We will cast a shadow over you that cannot be distinguished from Fate. -"Legends of Haiti"

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Title card: For such are false apostles. Deceitful workers whom lie and transform themselves to look like real apostles of Christ. II Corinthians, Chapter 11, Verse 13.

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Title Card: There are two worlds of magic. One is the glittering domain of the illusionist. The other is a secret place, where magic is a terrifying reality. Here, men have the power of demons. And Death itself is an illusion.

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Title Card: WARNING: The following scenes may hurt the viewer's sensibility.

Title Card: In the fall of 1965, the Falburn Academy burned to the ground. It remains a mystery why the trees surrounding the academy were untouched by the fire.

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Title Card: It all started during a campfire at North Sea Cottages, a special retreat for gifted children...

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Title Card: "I want to master life and death." Theodore R. Bundy.

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Title Card: Between 1954 to 1976, nearly 600 children were voluntarily submitted for participation in a number of behavioral studies. These experimental facilities were privately funded and tucked away in secluded regions of the south.

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Title Card: "... the vulture has eaten the pigeon; the wolf has eaten the lamb; the lion has devoured the sharp-tongued buffalo; man has killed the lion with an arrow, with spear, with gun-powder; but the *"Horla"* will make of man what man has made of the horse and of the ox; His chattel, His slave, and His food, but the mere power of His will. Woe to us!"... Guy de Maupassant

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Title Card: "There is no devil but fear."

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Title Card: "And for revenge thou hast created this demon. Her domain is darkness - her purpose is wickedness-" Dead Sea Scrolls

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Title Card: "I am safe - I am safe - yes - if I be not fool enough to make open confession!" Edgar Allen Poe

Title Card: Chance does not like secrets.

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Title Card: The first motion picture in... Psycho-Rama! The fourth dimension! Subliminal communication!

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Title Card: Warning / The picture you are about to see has a scene so shocking that it is necessary to forewarn you. / We suggest that the squeamish close their eyes at the sound of the bell and reopen them when the bell rings again. / The Management.

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Title Card: We can neither confirm nor deny the use of paranormal means to assure this nation's protection. - General Arthur T. Bradley, U.S. Army.

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Title Card: for those who believe, no explanation is necessary - for those who don't, no explanation is possible!

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Title Card: "The belief in a supernatural source of evil is not necessary; men alone are quite capable of every wickedness" Joseph Conrad 1857-1924

Title Card: [Anthony spies Colin after a drugged-up tryst with him]

Anthony Mitchell: Hey Colin. Maybe I'll see you out again sometime. Wanna give me your number, or...?

Colin Turner: Look. I don't normally... do that sort of thing, OK?

Anthony Mitchell: What, you don't have a phone?

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Title Card: "How the city attracts all types and how the unwary must suffer from ignorance of its ways." - Cyprian Ekwensi

Djibril: Hello. My name is Djibril. Djibril Sy. I am 21 years old. I'm from Senegal. Dakar. Right now Harlem, New York is where I live. One day will come where my child could be President. I will tell them at birth to be truthful, to follow the right path, and then the day may come that they could be a leader of this nation. What path should I take? The only path I know is music.

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Title Card: In the early days when California was first admitted to the Union, a rush of covered wagons, bringing land-hungry settlers, fortune hunters and outlaws, threatened the very existence of the old Spanish Dons and their vast ranchos.

Title Card: This is the story of El Capitan Thunder, a gay caballero whose word of honor, once given, was never broken, and whose promise was as sacred as his love for life, liquor and ladies.

Title Card: The Smith estate, North Shore, Boston. A sanctuary from the world of the hurly-burly, something more than a house - a home, the happy home of "Happy" Jimmy Smith

Title Card: "In the year 1900, there lived a chorus boy named Stanley Snodgrass, who worked his way up from the gutter... only to discover that he had a round trip ticket."

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Title Card: This is a factual and authentic document based on actual conditions existing in the world today. It is admittedly propaganda. It is a picture with a purpose. Try to find it.

Title Card: In the days of old - When men were bold - And ladies wore the braces - 'Twas rare to see - Femininity - For men wore all the laces!

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Title Card: "...a labyrinth is built to bewilder the mind of man. Its architecture, however rich in symmetries it might be, is subordinate to this end" - J.L. Borges

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Title Card: ...A labyrinth is constructed to confuse the human mind. It's architecture rich in symmetry, is subordinated to that result. - José Luís Borges

Title Card: VOODOOS! EVIL SPIRITS! The alarm spread... the jungle flared with fires lighted to drive off the natives' black fear.

Title Card: Smoking his pipe, Holmes starts to dream. Through the blue haze, he sees the sweet figure of Alice Faulkner.

Title Card: Have pity on the children of the condemned.

Title Card: A strange thing, the heart of a man - that loves, suffers, and despairs - yet has courage to hope, believe - and love - again.

Title Card: Years had passed - Paul Beaumont was forgotten - but the laugh was still his. For the brilliant scientist had, with a supreme gesture of contempt, made himself a common clown - In a little circus near Paris, he amused the idle, the ignorant and vicious, with an act of his own fancy - under the expressive name of "HE - Who Gets Slapped" - Five years before, Tricaud had hired the strange clown who desired only to be slapped - and now each night he proudly counted his slaps - and the laughs...

Title Card: Laughter - the bitterest and most subtle death to hope...

Title Card: Paul Beaumont lived - to laugh at life. He laughed at his wife and the Baron - and left them to the doubtful joy of each other's society.

Title Card: What is it in human nature that makes people quick to laugh when someone else gets slapped - whether the slap be spiritual, mental - or physical - ?

Title Card: What is Death - ? What is Life - -? What is Love - -?

Title Card: Gather ye rosebuds while ye may...

Title Card: The crowd laughs with you always... but it will cry with you for only a day.

Title Card: We do not know how big the crowd is, and what opposition it is... until we get out of step with it.

Title Card: During the next five years two eventful things happened to the Simses. A baby sister was born... and John received an $8 raise.

Title Card: [first title card] In a world old in hatred and bloodshed, where nation is crowded against nation and creed against creed, centuries of wars have sewn their bitter seed, and the fires of resentment smoldering beneath the crust of civilization but await the breaking of the Seven Seals of Prophesy to start a mighty conflagration.

Title Card: Throughout the world... strange events transpire.

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Title Card: The highly popular reviews at the Pleasure Garden Theater are staged by Mr. Hamilton.

Title Card: The Argentine! Far from the artificial life of the old world - land of Men - and the work of Men! - The Argentine!

Title Card: Men from the dam to make a fiesta for the Marquise! - Men - Men - what are men for - if not to amuse a woman!

Title Card: Woman - born to rule the world!

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Title Card: Virtue is its own reward they say - but 'easy virtue' is society's reward for a slandered reputation.

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Title Card: "What shall it profit a man if he gain the whole world and lose his own soul?"

Title Card: Still the staunchest friends, they fought side by side for the cause of the lowly fisherfolk.

Title Card: Kate Cregeen, daughter of old Caesar, who kept the "Manx Fairy".

Title Card: For those who will climb it, there is a ladder leading from the depths to the heights - from the sewer to the stars - the ladder of Courage.

Title Card: [Opening title] At the opening of our drama, we find our characters in the North, where the prejudices and hatreds of the South do not exist - though this does not prevent the occasional lynching of a Negro.

Title Card: Sylvia Landry - a schoolteacher from the South visiting her northern cousin - is typical of the intelligent Negro of our times.

Title Card: Far from all civilization and in the depths of the forests of the South, where ignorance and the lynch law reign supreme, we find the hamlet of Piney Woods and the school for Negroes.

Title Card: Reverend Wilson Jacobs, founder of the school and apostle of education for the black race. Constance, his sister, Reverend Jacob's sole ally in his unequal struggle against the Negroes' ignorance.

Title Card: Mrs. Geraldine Stratton, a rich Southerner passing through Boston - a bitter enemy of women's suffrage, because it appalls her to think that Negro women might vote.

Title Card: Years ago, in the depth of the forest, but not so far that one could help hearing of a late afternoon the somber echo of cow bells stealing across the valley from Gridlestone estate... lived the workman Jasper Landry. Typical of the thousands of poor Negro laborers in the Great Delta, lacking education and the vote, but in whose heart burned as eternal hope: a home for their families, a few acres of land, a church to attend, and an education for their children.

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Title Card: And thus Dr. Vivian found Sylvia.

Dr. V. Vivian: Be proud of our country, Sylvia. We should never forget what our people did in Cuba under Roosevelt's command. And at Carrizal in Mexico. And later in France, from Bruges to Chateau-Thierry, from Saint-Mihiel to the Alps! We were never immigrants. Be proud of our country, always! And you, Sylvia, have been thinking deeply about this, I know - but unfortunately your thoughts have been warped. In spite of your misfortunes, you will always be a patriot - and a tender wife. I love you!

Title Card: And a little while later we see that Sylvia understood that perhaps Dr. Vivian was right after all.

Title Card: Paris - Mother of the Arts...

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Title Card: Belle Gunness, responsible for more than 40 murders, was never brought to justice.

Title Card: Since the beginning of time man has been polygamous - even the saints of Biblical history - but the Son of Man gave a new thought, and the world is growing nearer the true ideal. He gave of One Man for One Woman.

Title Card: Not by laws - our Statutes are now overburdened by ignored laws - but within the heart of man, the truth must bloom that his greatest happiness lies in his purity and constancy.

Title Card: Today Woman brought up from childhood to expect ONE CONSTANT MATE possibly suffers more than at any point in the history of mankind, because not yet has the man-animal reached this high standard - except perhaps in theory.

Title Card: Knowing only Anna's blameless life among them, David thrilled with the thought that she is the virginal white flower of his dreams.

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Title Card: Mike Costigan and 'Spade' Allen weren't exactly thieves - but they had a habit of finding horses that nobody had lost

Title Card: Vienna before the war - city of love and laughter - living gayly to the music of the waltz and the opera - !

Title Card: The Yacht Club - where if Mary had a little lamb it would cost $4.50 per order.

Title Card: The Dancer of Ceremonious Welcome... official Starter of Feasts. His name was Kekelafaufaupaopao - - "Man with Legs Like Exploding Eggs".

TItle Card: [Last lines] White Shadows... White Shadows...

Title Card: White flesh! Never before had anything so strange been seen...

Title Card: The white god must lie still... soon Faraway will take away all the ache from his bones...

Title Card: Lomi-lomi - "cocoanut oil pressed by the fingers and drawn out by the sun" - the secret and sacred massage of Polynesia -...

Title Card: Matthew Lloyd, in their simple tongue, became Matta Loa... a chieftain worthy of the temple's bride, and each dusk closed a day in Paradise...

Title Card: Pearls! He was only a white man, after all - no god - and the instinct of his ruthless race was his - Greed! So across the sun of this Paradise crept the first White Shadow...

Title Card: The peril of the ocean bed... giant, jagged-edged clams!... and Devils of the Deep... huge... slimy... deadly!

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Title Card: The moving finger writes...

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Title Card: and having writ moves on... and there is no END

Title Card: Not all the casualties of war are in the hospital cots. There are wounds of the spirit as lasting as those of the flesh, but less pitied, and little understood. Few know the dark fears brought back from the battlefront.

Title card: Mary was a fictional character and ceased to exist at the end of the film.

title card: Lynn was also a fictional character. Nevertheless, se went on to become the President of Ireland.

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title card: They had loads of children. A teacher. A tree surgeon. A jockey. A carpenter. And a complete and utter waster.

Title Card: It has been said something as small as the flutter of a butterfly's wing can ultimately cause a typhoon halfway around the world. - Chaos Theory

Title Card: It is not the strongest of a species that survives, nor the most intelligent. It is the one most adaptable to change, that survives. - Charles Darwin

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Dr. Raven: [turning to address camera] Of course the operation was a success... or *you* wouldn't be here.

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Title Card: 40 years of war between the Federated Republics and the New Territories Union had taken its toll. The cities were overcrowded, farming land was riddled with unexploded mines - and still there was no hope of peace. Industrialists from both sides met in secret and formed Central Union. Central Union succeeded where government had failed. It negotiated peace. In exchange it took control of communication...

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Title Card: In the not so distant future, the world is faced with a global catastrophe. A biological containment is release into the atmosphere and over the following years, decimates nearly 90 percent of the world's population. / Fleeing the poisoned planet, humanity relocates to an experimental prototype community orbiting Earth know as Civilization pod. It is there that life continues with the hope of one day returning to a safe clean environment on the planet's surface.

Title Card: [written] Vydor is overwhelmed by a previous Day of Frenzy in which the Mer sucked the blood of the Mer Queen through her tentacles while she was infused by Leviathan's black nectar.

Title Card: [Last Lines, before the credits] But wouldn't it be nice?- Amazing Grace Smith

Title Card: According to Bill Whipple's impression of Bill Whipple, nobody had anything on Bill Whipple but Bill Whipple.

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Title Card: [camera zooms in on definition] sa-botage sà-bo-tarj. Wilful destruction of buildings or machinery with the object of alarming a group of persons or inspiring public uneasiness.

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Title Card: In the 1880's -unlike today- London was a haven for political refugees of all nationalities. They were kept under constant surveillance by their embassies as well as by Scotland Yard. This was fertile soil for every kind of conspiracy and betrayal.

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Title Card: At the beginning of the last century, the United States declared war on Spain. They pledged to free the island of Cuba, ninety miles to their south, from colonial rule. It was thus that the American troops came to yet another Spanish colony, half a world away. They decided to stay.

Title Card: Poland, Auschwitz, January 26, 1945. Pressed by the spearheading Allied Forces and the Red Army, the Nazis hastily withdraw. The extermination camps are left abandoned, while the war continues on all fronts.

Title Card: Before escaping the Nazis destroy proof of their crimes. The camp registers are set ablaze: after taking the lives of millions of victims, they now try yo cancel the very names.

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Title Card: On a barren, remote islet, there lived an odd, grizzled man.

Title Card: In Autumn, when the gray goose flies south, he met it on the way. Then there fell a heavy weight on the seaman's mind. Behind him a world of life and gaiety, before him the heavy winter.

Title Card: The crops failed, there was great want. The poor starve, the rich mourned.

Title Card: His cheeks whitened, he smiled, a smile that bode ill.

Title Card: The yacht headed for Hesnes sound. It flew the colors of the Norwegian flag.

Title Card: [final lines] He was laid to rest before the sun and the wind. And therefore, the grass was thick and green, sprinkled with wild flowers.

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Title Card: The Northernmost tip of old Imperial Russia. Winter of 1919. The Great War has been over for three months, but no one has remembered to tell those who remain in Archangel.

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Title Card: On April 9, 1940, German armed forces occupied Denmark. / By late September 1943, Danish resistance and martial law were facts of life. / The rumor of a German action against the Danish Jews was about to come true...

Title Card: His name was Steve Tuttle - and he reminded everybody of...

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Title Card: Steve was slow as molasses in winter, so they gave him the nick name of "Lazybones".

Title Card: Martha Tuttle was one of those mother hens who clucked long after the deed was done.

Title Card: And this is "Agnes dear"... Her mother - a woman so hard to please, that even her guardian angel fell down on the job...

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Title card: Where life had no value, death, sometimes, had its price. That is why the bounty killers appeared.

Title card: Montana Territory - 1866. They came from the South, headed for the goldfields... Ben and Clint Allison, lonely and desperate men. Riding away from a heartbreak memory of Gettysburg. Looking for a new life. A story of tall men - and long shadows.

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Title card: This is the story of Massai, the last Apache warrior. It has been told and re-told until it has become one of the great legends of the Southwest. It began in 1886 with Geronimo's surrender.

Title Card: In the summer of 1909, a member of the oldest American minority, a Paiute Indian named Willie Boy, became the center of an extraordinary historical event. This is what happened in the deserts of California.

Title Card: Dodge City, Kansas - 1872. Longhorn cattle center of the world and wide-open Babylon of the American frontier - packed with settlers, thieves and gunmen.

Title Card: Dodge City... rolling in wealth from the great Texas trail-herds... the town that knew no ethics but cash and killing.

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Title Card: In 1941 a Kentucky mountaineer returned to a remote sinkhole, the place where during the Civil War he had killed and buried a Union soldier. This film was inspired by his story as told to the folklorist Harry Caudill.

Title card: Tom Gordon - Dropped down from the rim of the world - a stranger - asking no questions - giving no answers.

Title card: [after a close-up of a dead horse lying in the sand] The withering kiss of the desert.

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Title card: Sunk into the Earth like a great molten bowl, lay the desert - unconquered Empress of the Wilderness - beautiful - mysterious - merciless. A tawny siren, whispering promises of a Paradise beyond - crushing out the lives of men in its poisonous embrace.

Title card: The waters came laughing, leaping, carrying with them life, hope, wealth, to fill the emptiness with flowers, and fruits, and golden grain.

Title Card: From the history of the Old West comes this story of the Outlaw Trail. In the 1870s, renegades and gunfighters rode almost unchallenged in the Territories of Wyoming and Arizona. Law enforcement was practically unknown, dependent as it was on widely-scattered army posts and local sheriffs who were ineffectual against outlaw gangs which attacked swiftly and escaped into the rugged wilderness.

Title Card: Arizona, as Remington painted it - as poets sang of it - a land of tragedy, adventure and border romance.

Title Card: After the round-up - and near the end of the home trail.

Title Card: Betrayed by a white man, cast out by her own people, the Cherokee squaw wanders along the Sierra forests.

Title Card: Pastor Wynn's motherless daughter. Expensively educated, she was profoundly ignorant in two languages, with a trained misunderstanding of music and painting, and a natural and faultless taste in dress.

Title Card: And at this point in our story, there butted into Excelsior a new specimen of the superior race; this was Dick Curson, who lived chiefly upon the credulity of the ignorant Indians.

Title Card: In the midst of the outlaw gang, grew little Sarah May, like a white flower among poisonous weeds.

Title Card: Clarence the Clerk, one of nature's mistakes in a country where men were men.

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Title Card: ...5 billion people will die from a deadly virus in 1997... /... The survivors will abandon the surface of he planet... /... Once again the animals will rule the world... / - Excerpts from interview with clinically diagnosed paranoid schizophrenic, April 12, 1990 - Baltimore County Hospital.

Title Card: Chaos is order yet undeciphered.

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Title card: Be sure your sin will find you out. - Numbers 32:23

Title Card: The oldest and strongest emotion known to man is fear and the oldest and strongest kind of fear is fear of the unknown.