His Majesty O'Keefe + Jim Thorpe: All American + South Sea Woman + Executive Action + Seven Days in May [DVD]

Disc 1 - His Majesty of the South Seas Therefore men would steal and nations would go to war. It's the oil. Coconut oil is the lifeblood of South Sea traders in the 1870s. And to get it, a lot of human blood will be shed. Disc 2 - Jim Thorpe Jim Thorpe was an Indian born on a reservation in Oklahoma. Since he was a child, he showed his exceptional physical abilities in twenty-kilometer races between his home and school. During his student career at the Carlisle School, an institution dedicated to teaching Indian children, Jim was discovered by an athletic coach. Disc 3 - Hurricane of Emotions Already converted into an icon of adventure cinema for unforgettable titles such as The Falcon and the Arrow (1950) and The Fearsome Mocker (1952), Lancaster repeats with this exotic title filmed on the islands of the South Pacific and set in the middle of World War II. The film, an adaptation of the play by William M. Rankin, accentuates its dramatic side. Disc 4 - Executive Action Following the assassination of the President of the United States John F. Kennedy in a central square in Dallas, the popular commotion gives way to a whole series of speculations and conspiracy theories, which do not find answers in the official report promoted by the so-called Warren Commission. Farrington and Foster, a pair of veteran researchers linked to the circles of political power, ruled out from the beginning that Lee Harvey Oswald, the alleged sniper who shot down John F. Kennedy, acted alone. As they advance in their investigation, the political and economic implications become more apparent, to the point that they are convinced that the CIA and the FBI are among those responsible for ordering the assassination that occurred on November 22, 1963, which It would mark a before and after in the contemporary history of North America. Disc 5 - Seven Days in May The United States, under the presidential mandate of Lyman, has just signed an arms reduction treaty with the Soviet Union. This pacifist measure is not welcomed with absolute unanimity. The people rebel, and some political sectors and leaders are in favor of annulling the treaty and increasing weapons until they are able to impose the American will on the entire world.