Love, Charlie: The Rise And Fall Of Charlie Trotter - DVD

This elaborate documentary recounts the dramatic, violent, and powerful life of Emperor Charlemagne. Also known as Charles the Great, Charlemagne carved out an empire that laid out the map for modern Europe. Using the very latest in modern research, this impressive film features battle reenactments along with interviews from world-renowned experts that truly bring the scintillating warrior-king to life. With it's top-class blend of feature film and documentary, Charlemagne promises a fascinating journey to the roots of European culture.

In 1942, Slovak teenager and cantor's daughter Helena Citron was sent to Auschwitz, where her singing voice captivated not-much-older SS officer Franz Wunsch. A relationship that, if discovered, would have meant execution for both ensued over three years as he protected her-and they wouldn't see one another again until 1972, when she was called to testify at his war crimes trial, as recounted by survivors in this stunning offering. 86 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack Hebrew and German; Subtitles English; theatrical trailers. In Hebrew and German with English subtitles.

A century ago, his comic imagination made him cinema's first globally identifiable superstar, but real insight into the complex individual within the emblematic tramp getup was hard to come by, in his heyday and in the generations since. Utilizing footage from his films, rare home movies, and reenactments of personal interviews, this documentary gives a frank overview of Charlie Chaplin's life and times, celebrating the great artist and acknowledging the problematic man. 112 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English Dolby Digital 5.1; Subtitles English (SDH).