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New Dominion Pictures Sells a Wide Variety of Content to Cable Networks in the U.S. and to Television and Video Platforms Arou New Dominion Pictures sells a wide variety of content to cable networks in the U.S. and to television and video platforms around the world in more than 180 territories worldwide. Below please find a current list of our programs available in our catalogue. New Episodes Available* FantomWorks (Reality 70 x 60 min HD) FANTOMWORKS restoration expert Dan Short and his team only have a heart for those who genuinely love their cars. Every car has a story, but if you can’t prove to Dan that you truly care about your car and want the job done right then he won’t accept your business. Dan’s busy shop, FantomWorks, is the largest automotive restoration shop in America. With years of automotive restoration experience in addition to the qualities of discipline and precision Dan acquired in the military, the FantomWorks team runs a busy production pipeline in order to thoroughly refurbish some of America’s favorite rides. Every week-old cars come with new obstacles including irate car owners, personality clashes, cost over-runs, parts problems and walkouts! New Episodes Available! A HAUNTING... (Docu-drama 105 x 60 min HD) Between the world we see and the things we fear… there are doors. When they are opened…. nightmares become reality. These are the true stories of the innocent and the unimaginable. Through mesmerizing first-person accounts and dramatic recreations, A Haunting delves into the true and horrific events that plague innocent people when spirits–determined to have a final say–invade their lives to inflict unimaginable horrors. By the end of each story, audiences experience a lingering sense that life–and death– are much stranger than anyone could have possibly imagined. THE FBI FILES (Docu-drama 121 x 60 min)- Available in Spanish. Produced with the full cooperation of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, The FBI Files takes viewers behind-the-scenes of major crime investigations and enters what, until now, has been the world's least accessible crime lab. Through dramatic reenactments and interviews with agents and scientists’ viewers witness the actual process of some of the FBI's most famous investigations. And as the agents gather seemingly unremarkable clues, they transform them into hard evidence - the kind of evidence that brings a criminal to justice. THE NEW DETECTIVES (Docu-drama 121 X 60 min) Also known as FORENSIC DETECTIVES. Available in Spanish. Spanning the far-flung realms of anthropology, physiology, chemistry, entomology, psychology and computer technology, forensic scientists are solving today's crimes. From the forensics labs at the Smithsonian Institute to the ATF bomb laboratory and the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, THE NEW DETECTIVES profiles the work of world- renowned forensics experts and criminal investigators and the techniques they use to solve murders and other crimes. CHASING WARBIRDS (Documentary/adventure 1 x 60 min) Obsession takes on many forms. For our team, it’s trekking across the globe to find and recover rare airplanes that crashed during World War II, and then restore them so they’ll fly again. During their search, they face torrential rains, crocodiles, poisonous snakes and other dangers. What they learn is that no matter how hard they try, it can all go to hell in an instant. The pressures on, for this band of fanatics who’ve dedicated their lives… to Chasing Warbirds BURIED SECRETS (Documentary 4 x 60 min) The world is full of mysteries, and some of the most intriguing emerge from the soil; skeletal remains and artifacts, unearthed pieces of a life that once was. Join Anthropologists as they act as the viewer’s guide on a mysterious journey where bones and artifacts are tested by today’s advanced scientific techniques to provide a fascinating glimpse of the truth; months, years and even centuries after an event took place. INTERPOL INVESTIGATES (Docu-drama 13 x 60 min) Interpol is a high impact, low profile organization. Their vast databases and highly skilled agents hold the critical intelligence and clues leading to the world’s most ingenious and dangerous criminals. Interpol Investigates will take audiences all over the world as agents and police officers battle an expanding threat: global crime. Each hour- long episode will recreate an actual Interpol investigation, traveling deep inside the dark and dangerous world of international criminals. THE PROSECUTORS: IN PURSUIT OF JUSTICE (Docu-drama 31 x 60 min) Available in Spanish. A chilling examination of the criminal mind set amidst the gritty reality of backlogged courts, understaffed police stations, and the hardening streets of America. CRITICAL RESCUE (Docu-drama 14 x 60 minutes) Available in Spanish. When disaster strikes and tragedy seems certain, there is only one hope- CRITICAL RESCUE – highly trained teams of paramedics, rescuers and doctors. Their jobs are dangerous, their rescues dramatic. But for the victims of a disaster, these courageous men and woman are all that stand between life and death. DIAGNOSIS UNKNOWN (Docu-drama 23 x 60 minutes) Available in Spanish. This scripted reality series features the best doctors and scientists in the world. Each one-hour episode focuses on a mystery and the dedicated team of medical professionals who struggle from crisis to cure. NAVY SEALS: UNTOLD STORIES (Docu-Drama 7 x 60 min) Based on first-person accounts, the U.S. Navy SEALs face battle savagely but in secret. This extraordinary mini-series includes seven actual, classified missions - from planning through preparation to heart-stopping execution. SPECIAL FORCES (Docu-drama 4 x 60 min) A new breed of warrior has emerged to fight a global plague of coups, kidnappings and assassinations: the commando. Follow these international super soldiers on actual covert missions as they take on the world's worst villains. DARING CAPERS (Docu-drama 20 x 30 min) Available in Spanish. Enticingly dangerous and devilishly clever! From con artists to cat burglars, tiptoe through the high-stakes world of the cunning crooks that mastermind the world's most Daring Capers. ARCHAEOLOGY (Documentary 13 x 30min) Hosted by John Rhys-Davies, Archaeology brings the diversity of our human past to life with dramatic stories, new discoveries, and exciting explorations. GHOST STORIES - (DRAMA 44 X 30 MIN) Available in Spanish. Ghosts can be benevolent or evil, jealous or generous, beautiful or hideous. Every ghost, like every living creature, has some purpose. Unrequited love. Abiding fear. Infinite vengeance. Unfinished business. Sometimes the dead return. Ghost Stories: the stuff screams are made of. A HAUNTING IN GEORGIA (Docu-Drama, 1 x 60 minutes) The parents of four-year-old Heidi Wyrick are terrified to learn that their daughter's "imaginary playmate" is the ghost of a man who once lived-and died- in their suburban Atlanta neighborhood. 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