Readers who devoured every page of Dan Brown's THE DA VINCI CODE may have pondered how much truth there was behind this work of fiction.

The presidency of Richard Nixon is pored over in this documentary from the History Channel. New and rare footage combines to tell the tale.

Alex Cox (REPO MAN) directed this stylized adaptation of Jorge Luis Borges labyrinthine detective story about a totalitarian city of the future plagued by a rash of bizarre crimes.

The story of the Civil-Rights Movement as seen through the eyes of a teenage Owen Walker (Shannon--THE HURRICANE) growing up in bigotry laden Mississippi in the 1960s at a time when Jim Crow black segregation laws were legal.

Australian television was considerably brightened by the arrival of PRISONER CELL BLOCK H in 1979. Although the activities in a women's prison might sound like grim subject matter, the show carried a neat dose of kitsch value, thanks to some poorly constructed sets, and storylines which were often unfathomable.

Disaster often strikes at the most inopportune moments. Fortunately the popular FOR DUMMIES team have produced this helpful guide which offers a welter of information on how to prepare for the worst.

Emphasizing the Union Experience in the Civil War, CIVIL WAR MINUTES - UNION is a treasure trove of interesting information not to be found elsewhere on video!

Actor Kiefer Sutherland seems like an unusual tour manager, but that's exactly the role he fulfills in this documentary about a band--named Rocco DeLuca & The Burden--that he helps to manage.