The Robert Drew Kennedy Films Collection (1963)

THIS EXCLUSIVE DVD COLLECTION INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING GROUND-BREAKING FILMS:

• PRIMARY (1960) - Selected as an historic American film for inclusion in the Library of Congress' National Film Registry, PRIMARY grants audiences unprecedented access into the world of a young politician and his glamorous wife as they campaign across the Wisconsin landscape and navigate their way through throngs of ardent supporters. The film captures Kennedy's rock-star presence and Jackie's quiet radiance as they confront rival front-runner Hubert Humphrey in the state's pivotal primary election.
• CRISIS: BEHIND A PRESIDENTIAL COMMITMENT (1963) - A milestone in film journalism, this fly-on-the-wall chronicle of Kennedy in the White House follows Gov. George Wallace's attempts to stonewall integration at the University of Alabama and thwart JFK's Justice Department, which was headed by Robert Kennedy. The result is a deeply intimate study of JFK and RFK, capturing the powerful brothers as they forge a great victory for civil rights and racial equality.
• FACES OF NOVEMBER (1964) - The first film to win two first prizes at the Venice Film Festival, Drew's final film on Kennedy offers a somber view of reactions to President Kennedy's funeral as reflected in the faces of participants and onlookers.
• Source: New Video Group, Inc.