Rise of the Conqueror meta Gene Wilder is back as

Gene Wilder is back as "Cash" Carter in this follow-up to MURDER IN A SMALL TOWN

FILMS INCLUDED IN COLLECTION: Fighting The War (1916) The Log of the U-35 (1917) The Secret Game (1917) Bonus Documentary: The Moving Picture Boys in the Great War (1975) Year: 1916-1917 Length: 167 minutes Music: Silent film music compiled and performed by Eric Beheim Format: NTSC Produced for DVD by David Shepard From the Blackhawk Films Collection Presented by Flicker Alley

including the John Wayne hits The Fighting Seabees

Luckily for Lola

a father determined to redeem himself attempts to reconnect with his daughter

Rise of the Conqueror meta Gene Wilder is back asBased on the true story. After the Mongol Empire plunged Central Asia into chaos in the 14th century, the region needed a strong military leader to restore peace and protect the future of the volatile trade routes of the Silk Road. Once a minor nobleman, battle scarred Timur Barlas, known to history as Tamerlane, became one of the most feared and formidable rulers, bringing order to the fractured land.