TY  - ADVS
AU  - Iwanyk,Basil
AU  - McG
AU  - Helms,Cory
AU  - Linden,Jamie
AU  - McConaughey,Matthew
AU  - Fox,Matthew
AU  - Mackie,Anthony
AU  - Strathairn,David
AU  - McShane,Ian
AU  - Mara,Kate
AU  - Jones,January
AU  - Williams,Kimberly
AU  - Escarpeta,Arlen
AU  - Patrick,Robert
AU  - Geraghty,Brian
AU  - Cresswell,Tommy
AU  - Beck,Christophe
ED  - Warner Bros. Pictures (1969- )
ED  - Thunder Road Productions.
ED  - Legendary Pictures (Firm)
ED  - Wonderland Sound and Vision (Firm)
ED  - Warner Home Video (Firm)
TI  - We are Marshall
SN  - 1419839802
U1  - 791.43/72 22
PY  - 2007///]
CY  - Burbank, CA
PB  - Warner Home Video
KW  - Marshall University
KW  - Drama
KW  - Football teams
KW  - West Virginia
KW  - Huntington
KW  - Aircraft accidents
KW  - Appalachian Region
KW  - Football coaches
KW  - F*utbol americano
KW  - Virginia del oeste
KW  - Teatro
KW  - bidex
KW  - Accidentes de aviaci*on
KW  - Monta*nas Appalachian
KW  - Huntington (W. Va.)
KW  - Feature films
KW  - Football films
KW  - Melodrama
KW  - Video recordings for the hearing impaired
KW  - Sports
KW  - Feature
KW  - migfg
KW  - gsafd
N1  - Title from container; Originally released as a motion picture in 2006; Special features: Bonus documentary: "Legendary coaches:" how coaches overvome adversity; Director of photography, Shane Hurlbut ; editors, Gregg London, Prescilla Nedd-Friendly ; music, Christophe Beck ; costume designer, Danny Glicker ; production designer, Tom Meyer; Matthew McConaughey, Matthew Fox, Anthony Mackie, David Strathairn, Ian McShane, Kate Mara, January Jones, Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Arlen Escarpeta, Robert Patrick, Brian Geraghty, Tommy Cresswell; MPAA rating: PG; for emotional thematic material, a crash scene, and mild language
N2  - The inspiring story of how a small town in West Virginia, steeped in the rich tradition of college football, struggled to cope with a devastating loss and restore their community after one of the worst disasters in the history of American sports. On the evening of Saturday, November 14, 1970, a chartered jet carrying Marshall University's football team, coaches and fans, was on its way home from a hard-fought game in North Carolina. Less than a minute before its scheduled landing at Tri-State Airport, the plane crashed in the Appalachian Mountains, killing everyone aboard: 37 players, eight coaches and university staff, the flight crew, and 25 prominent Huntington citizens. They find hope and strength in the leadership of outsider Jack Lengyel, a young coach determined to rebuild Marshall's football program. Less than a year after the crash, on September 18, 1971, Marshall University was poised to stage one of the greatest comebacks in collegiate sports
ER  -