Follows the life of politician and segregationist George Wallace from his days as a state circuit judge to his presidential run, when he was paralyzed by a gunshot wound from a would-be assassin.

A dramatization of the experiences at Andersonville, the Confederate Army's most brutal P.O.W. camp in which close to 14,000 soldiers lost their lives. DVD format.

A group of freelance intelligence agents work together to steal a mysterious package, only to have a doublecross throw things into confusion.

A Korean war hero is brainwashed when captured and is used as a tool in a political assassination plot to be triggered by his domineering mother. Includes an interview with Frank Sinatra, John Frankenheimer and George Axelrod.

Begins immediately following his victorious election to the Presidency, Lyndon Johnson's dreams for "The Great Society" and his vision for civil rights in America was devastated by the impact of the Vietnam War. A war he didn't start, but which he seemed unable to end. Torn between the recommendation of increased bombing to win and a nation torn apart by the deaths of young Americans overseas and the protest of those who stayed behind.

A southern sheriff, intending to bring a man in for moonshining, instead falls for his young daughter and makes sure the feds don't arrest the man. With a deputy's murder and his marriage over, will the sheriff still get his girl?

Set in the early fifties, this razor-sharp adaptation of the novel by Richard Condon concerns the decorated U.S. Army sergeant Raymond Shaw, who as a prisoner during the Korean War is brainwashed into being a sleeper assassin in a Communist conspiracy, and a fellow POW who slowly uncovers the sinister plot.