This is the notorious documentary, originally released in 1999, that exposes the life and career of porn star Annabel Chong. In case you haven’t heard of Annabel Chong, she was the first women to set a record for the most sexual partners in one day: she had sex 251 times with 69 men in a ten-hour period.
The National Inflation Association (NIA) presents this powerful, intelligent, and fact packed documentary primarily focused on an illusion that U.S. children and adults are being fed daily. They call it the “College Conspiracy”. However, by its well researched and fact based comparisons this amazing, must watch film manages to give anyone a crash course in economics.
3D printers have been making headlines over the past couple of years. As 3D printing technology has evolves, prices have continued to decline and consumer grade versions can be bought for under $1000. Now comes one such story of a man named Cody Wilson, a 24 year old University of Texas Law student, who is spearheading a project to use 3D printing technology to produce firearms. Not only that, he’s sharing the blueprints online.
In his 23 years of experience in war-torn Afghanistan, Steve McCurry has produced hundreds of photographs that have captured the pain and suffering of its people. But none of his photos have touched the world more than the unforgettable image of an Afghan refugee girl with striking eyes that eloquently reflect the anguish of refugees all over the world. But, who is this girl? Where is she today?
Get acquainted with the fight sport known as Muay Thai, the national sport of Thailand, in this hour-long documentary film. Thai Boxing: A Fighting Chance, originally filmed in 2002 and narrated by British actor Jason Statham, takes us on a voyage to Thailand, the Land of Smiles, to learn about Muay Thai and what it means to those that practice it. Originally used in battlefields and only then eventually developing into a ring sport, today Muay Thai is in the [...]
Journeyman Pictures presents, “A Shining Light,” a short film of only 11 minutes following Illac Diaz who began a project called “Liter of Light.” The film takes place in the slums of Manila, Philippines in August of 2012. Illac Diaz takes us on a tour of the slums of Manila. We follow him into homes, churches, and even a jail. Illac’s project is recycling plastic bottles which will outlive all future generations to come sitting in a landfill or end [...]
Directed by Simon Klose TPB AFK (The Pirate Bay Away From Keyboard) begins the day prior to the trial of the co-founders of the world’s largest file sharing site, The Pirate Bay. Fredrik, Gottfrid, and Peter face a $13 million damage claim in copyright infringement brought on by Hollywood.
In this documentary created by VICE, we take a trip down to a small town in Mexico where a revolution is taking place. Fed up with ceaseless crime waves of murders, extortion, and kidnappings a series of societal movements has arisen in the state of Guerrero (Warrior), Mexico. Hundreds of civilians have taken up arms to confront organized crime gangs. Their arms are hunting weapons such as machetes, rifles, and shotguns owned by farmers. The absence of authorities and the [...]
Remember the dinosaurs? The most popular scientific theory is that the dinosaurs met their maker because of an asteroid impacting Earth and dramatically altering the Earth’s climate. New evidence suggests we might be heading into an abrupt climate change on Earth — one powerful enough to cause mass extinctions.
Raised in the city, Brion Whitfold grew up without knowing much about his Ojibway culture or heritage. Then he was diagnosed with diabetes and the more Brion’s health deteriorated, the deeper his interest grew in connecting with his origins.
In the mid 80s fewer than 3% of the US population was using cellphones. Today, a little over twenty years later, that percentage has gone up to close to 100%. By the time most people reach the age of 19 or 20, they will have been using a cellphone for about ten years.
Lance Armstrong is a cheater. When he came clean, he blew the lid, once and for all, on a dirty little secret: sports doping. However, there is a far larger problem. The general public also uses performance enhancing drugs. It is becoming a health crisis. Amateur Armstrongs: enjoy!
Sheryl Sandberg is Facebook’s Chief Operating Officer. She is responsible for helping Mark Zucherberg make Facebook profitable. Yet, with women like Sheryl Sandberg and Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer leading the way, there are still far too few women in positions of power. Why is this? Sandberg delivers a reflective TED talk on why we have too few women leaders.
Sex Crimes and the Vatican and the new pope. Pope Francis is the new pope in town. The newly elected Pope is the first Pope chosen outside of Europe, ever, the first Jesuit pope, and the first first pope to choose the name Francis. To celebrate, we are posting a documentary made by Colm O’Gordan about his experience being sexually abused by priests.
Only the lower classes that have dared to speak out against the injustices of the ruling class have experienced brutality in the name of law enforcement. In the name of national security the U.S. has erradicated all laws that prevent abuse to the public.
The originators of hip hop took their music from block parties of to world wide radio waves within a short period of time. During the early years, the music and message explored humanity, politics, and street life.
Should the government step in during times of difficulty and help those who are struggling? Or should it get out of the way and let American enterprise lead the way? This controversial documentary explores this and many other questions regarding politics the American way.
Film maker Victoria King explores the wonders of girlhood by following three ordinary 12-year-olds for one year.
You might have seen Randy rolling on the sidewalk and drooling. The stench of his body might have caused you to cross the street. You might not even have attributed his antics to drug addiction, but to some kind of mental illness.
It was a long and bitter race that lasted months and cost at least $2.5 billion dollars. This documentary takes you on a tour of the US 2012 presidential campaign, from the high and low moments, to the Spin Room, to the noisy campaign ads that blanketed the swing states.
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