Gallipoli: Interview with Mark Lee

This is an account of the Beaverbrook Phenomenon as told by former attendees of Northern California's legendary and now defunct Camp Beaverbrook.

The Pittsburg Mallards are a Pop Warner Football team from Northern California. The time is 1963. They are undefeated and unscored upon and they accept a challenge from the east coast to play the undefeated Mayfair Athletic Club from Philadelphia. On the way to the game they are scheduled to meet President Kennedy at the White House. However, on November 22nd, 1963 President Kennedy is assassinated. The nation is in in shock however the team agrees to go on with the game and dedicate their effort to the late President. The team is flown to Washington DC where they attend the funeral of President Kennedy. Four days later in Philadelphia they complete their undefeated season and win the National Championship. They return to their small, blue collar town as heroes.

An illustration of the teasing of the Montreal's Italians between their love of what was their home country and their need, like many immigrants and sons of immigrants, to be accepted and integrated in their new society. From the history of the Italian immigration seen through the play 'La Storia dell'Immigrante' from 'Toni Nardi' and Vincenzo Ierfino to the screening in the Caffe Italia of a World Cup soccer game involving the Italian Team.

During the 1970's one man horrified the town of Cambridge. The Rapist eluded the authorities as the attacks rose. This Documentary re-creates the events and interviews those that were there.

Investigative reporter James Collier examines alleged anomalies of NASA's Apollo missions.