Mark Twain's America (3D)

bigImage This film celebrates the contemporary evolution of America through the eyes and words of the beloved author and humorist. As told by Twain, his extraordinary times - an era of river boats, steam engines, wild west frontiers and the industrial revolution, enable audiences to experience sociological, historical and scientific aspects of our life past and present. Learn how Twain's world is alive and well in today's dynamic and ever-changing world. Through an equal combination of historical photographs and modern day action, experience the extraordinary story of this man, his family, his era and our own.

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Film Info

Type: Documentary

Release date: July 2, 1998

Run time: 40 minutes

Format: 1570, 870

3D: Yes

Genre: Historical

Director(s): Stephen Low

Producer(s): James Lahti, Stephen Low

Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics

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Credits

A Presentation of Sony Pictures Classics and Ogden Entertainment. A Stephen Low Film. Producers: James Lahti and Stephen Low. Writer/Director: Stephen Low. Distributed by Sony Pictures Classics. Executive Producers: Mitchell Cannold, Isaac Palmer and Jonathan Stern. Narrated by Anne Bancroft. Director of Photography: Andrew Kitzanuk. Editor: James Lahti. Music by Alan Williams.