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Two documentaries: "Resistance" and "Breaking Down the Walls: The Road to Re-creating the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising"; Two feature-length commentaries with director/co-writer Jon Avnet and stars Hank Azaria, David Schwimmer, LeeLee Sobieski, and Jon Voight; Interactive menus; Cast/crew film highlights; Scene access; Two trailers; Subtitles: English, Français, Español; DVD-ROM features: web events, chat room access
Full Product DetailsDisc #1 -- Uprising
1. Poland Invaded (Credits) [4:51]
2. Forced Labor [4:50]
3. Border Crossings [4:55]
4. Penalties [5:18]
5. Ransom Deadline [5:56]
6. Minimizers of Harm [6:37]
7. No Choice [4:34]
8. Jewish Honor [4:35]
9. Reprisals [4:23]
10. The Eternal Jew [3:56]
11. Deportations Begin [10:10]
12. One Purpose [2:57]
13. Tosia at the Checkpoint [7:44]
14. From her Shoe to Churchill [3:46]
15. ZOB Headquarters [4:39]
16. January 18, 1943 [3:06]
17. Fighting Begins [3:08]
18. Arms Smugglers [3:54]
19. Arie Arrested [1:27]
20. March into the Ghetto [2:44]
21. Enemies Engaged [4:42]
22. Brush Factory Combat [3:16]
23. Play on, Maestro [6:36]
24. Easter Sunday [3:43]
25. Sacrifices [3:47]
26. Elemental Conditions [3:55]
27. Allies [7:00]
28. The World Closing In [4:43]
29. Mental Images [5:21]
30. Bunker Assault [2:32]
31. Gassing the Tunnels [3:18]
32. Survivors [5:03]
33. Sewers of Paradise [4:24]
34. Rising Waters [3:41]
35. Trapped Below [4:12]
36. Daylight Escape [3:00]
37. "Enough1" [3:40]
38. Coda [2:06]
39. End Credits [3:59]
Uprising is based on the true story of the Jewish Fighting Organization, a courageous band of youthful Polish guerrillas and freedom fighters who refused to knuckle under to the Nazis during World War II. Led by schoolteacher Mordechai Anielewicz (Hank Azaria), the organization comes into being as the Warsaw Jewish ghetto is being systemically decimated and shipped off to the Treblinka death camp by the German occupational forces. From April 19 to May 16, 1943, Anielewicz' followers staged a valiant uprising, which -- though ultimately unsuccessful in stopping the Nazi "final solution" juggernaut -- inflicted an enormous amount of damage upon the enemy and enabled hundreds of Polish Jews to escape the gas ovens and crematoriums. Much of the story is based upon the eyewitness testimony of surviving freedom fighter Simha "Kazik" Rotem, portrayed in the film by Stephen Moyer. Director Jon Avnet brilliantly combines newly filmed scenes with digitally refashioned archival footage of the actual uprising. Filmed in Bratisla, Slovakia, and boasting an all-star cast, Uprising was shown in two-hour installments on November 4 and 5, 2001, over the NBC network. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide