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The world is running out of time to strike a peace-preserving deal with North
Korea's strange and reclusive leader Kim Jong Il. For 10 years, threats,
deceptions and diplomatic ploys have shaped US relations with the Hermit
Kingdom. Now, what happens next depends on the outcome of a raging debate within
the Bush administration over how best to handle Chairman Kim. Frontline traces
the delicate manoeuvres and clumsy turns that have brought the world to the
brink of a nuclear showdown in Asia.
ERC VID.
327.5193 KIM.
AMERICAN DREAMERS [VIDEORECORDING] / PRODUCER, MORAG RAMSAY.
Off-air recording of the ABC program broadcast 10/3/03. Copied under Part 5A of
the Copyright Act 1968.
Reporter, Jonathan Holmes.
Reporter Jonathan Holmes in the United States, interviews experts in the field
of US foreign policy. Includes interviews with Kurt Campbell, Frank Gaffney,
Doug Feith, Richard Perle and Jim Lobe.
ERC VID.
327.73 AMER.
LETTER TO AMERICA [VIDEORECORDING].
2002.
Off-air recording.
Producer, director, Amir Amirani ; series producer, Simon French ; camera, David
Scott, Hadi Pouyan ; researcher, Lawrence Joffe.
Reporter, Rana Kabbani.
Broadcast on SBS Television, 12 March, 2002.
Looks at American 'misadventures' which have cost some countries dearly,
especially in Islamic countries. Also looks at the effect of American ideas and
commercialism on the Islamic world, looking for explanations for the terrorist
attacks of September 11.
Syrian born writer Rana Kabbani investigates how Muslims in Egypt, the United
Arab Emirates and Iran view the United States since September 11, contrasting
the way the terrorist attack was interpreted and reported in the Arab world and
in America and arguing that the Arab world feels itself under virtual American
occupation.
Originally released: BBC, 2001.
ERC VID.
327.73017 LETT.
SAUDI TIME BOMB? [VIDEORECORDING] / WRITTEN AND PRODUCED BY MARTIN SMITH AND
LOWELL BERGMAN.
Off-air recording of SBS program, the cutting edge, broadcast 4/03/2002.
Originally presented as a segment on the television program Frontline.
After the September 11 terrorist attack on the United States President Bush
stated that if the nations of the world are not with us in the war on terrorism,
then they're with the terrorists. But what about the United States' supposed
ally, the ultraconservative fundamentalist nation Saudi Arabia? This documentary
looks at the delicate alliance between the two countries considering the vast
differences in their cultures and possible consequences for future relations.
Originally released United States : WGBH ; a Frontline coproduction with the New
York Times and Rain Media, 2001.
ERC VID.
327.73053 SAUD.
THE LONG ROAD TO WAR [VIDEORECORDING].
[Boston] : WGBH Educational Foundation, c2003.
Off-air recording of SBS-TV program As it happened.
A Frontline co-production with Kirk Documentary Group, Ltd.
Produced by Michael Kirk, Louis Wiley, Jr. ; executive producer, David Fanning.
Broadcast on 12 April 2003 on SBS-TV.