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    Content Highlights
    KNOCKING has played at a number of film festivals and has won several awards, including the Jury Award for Best Documentary at the USA Film Festival. It was broadcast on the PBS series "Independent Lens" on May 22, 2007. If you missed it, see it by ordering the DVD now.

    The DVD contains a 63-minute film festival version that is 10 minutes longer than what was broadcast on PBS. This feature presentation is closed captioned.

    The DVD also has 3 hours of extra material, including:

    • Short film about Jehovah's Witnesses and Free Speech
    • Behind-the-scenes interviews with the directors
    • Segment on "Street Witnessing"
    • Special lecture series.

    The lecture series features expanded interviews with leading experts in the areas of civil liberties, medical ethics and Holocaust history. Each expert comments on the contributions of Jehovah's Witnesses. There are also rare, official interviews with representatives of the world headquarters of Jehovah's Witnesses in New York.

    A written 48-page study and discussion guide comes with each DVD. It provides in-depth historical and social analysis. Extra copies can be downloaded from the DVD onto your computer.