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  • The Cannibal Warlords of Liberia

    The Cannibal Warlords of Liberia

    Liberia has been ravaged by civil war for the past 14 years and is rotting from the inside out, plagued by teenage prostitution, murder, and drug addiction.

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  • Art Authentication

    Art Authentication

    Vincent Van Gogh is one of the most tragic artists of all-time. During his lifetime he sold no paintings.  After less than ten years of serious painting, Van Gogh took his own life with a shot to the head – having sliced off a year a couple of years earlier.  But now everyone wants a piece of Van Gogh.

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  • Confessions of an Innocent Man

    Confessions of an Innocent Man

    This take-no-prisoners (please excuse the pun) exposé of William Sampson’s time in a Saudi Arabia prison looks at the most jarring aspect of his treatment: he is clearly innocent.

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  • RiP! A Remix Manifesto

    RiP! A Remix Manifesto

    RIP! A Remix Manifesto, being officially backed up by the Canadian government, you will be astounded by what you see and what is openly discussed in this picture. Copyright infringement in the digital age.  DocumentaryStorm.com is proud that all of the documentaries we are posting have copyright approval.

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  • Nuremberg Trials

    Nuremberg Trials

    April 19th, 2012 is Holocaust Memorial Day. Today we are presenting a 1947 documentary about the Nuremberg Trials. The trials were held in 1945-47 to try the highest ranking Nazis against crimes of humanity. The trials were held in Nuermberg, Germany.

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  • Hard Time: Worst of the Worst

    Hard Time: Worst of the Worst

    Welcome to the worst of the worst.  Do a crime and get caught: you go to jail.  Behave poorly in jail and you go to solitary confinement. But what if you don’t clean up your act? There’s another step – seldom heard about. Welcome to the prison within a prison.

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  • The Myth of Violence

    The Myth of Violence

    Despite having just lived through the bloodiest decade in human history (many did not live through it), MIT linguistic, biologist, and psychologist Steven Pinker believes that we are living in the most peaceful time in our species’ history. 

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  • Al Jazeera Witness: Daughters of the Brothel

    Al Jazeera Witness: Daughters of the Brothel

    This is the remarkable story of Naseema, who at a young age was abandoned from both her mother and father. She was taken in and raised by a woman she calls her ‘grandmother’. Although they are not of blood relation, this woman reveals on camera that Naseema is the only one she has ever loved. 26 minutes long.

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  • Soldier Child

    Soldier Child

    Josephy Kony has now been made famous.  While many have qualms with the organization that produced “Kony 2012,” or the footage used in the documentary, nobody contests to Kony’s guilt. SOLDIER CHILD is an excellent documentary that goes into a lot more depth about the whole issue. KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.

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  • Charles Manson Then and Now

    Charles Manson Then and Now

    Charles Manson was jailed in 1970 after leading a cult of followers and murdering innocent victims, including the wife and unborn child of Hollywood director Roman Polanski.  Manson has not left prison since 1970: the world has changed but as he?  In this truly disturbing documentary, we catch up with Charles Manson and see what he looks like and – more importantly – what he still believes. Is he insane? Has he repented?  The legend behind the man has grown [...]

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  • The Interrupters

    The Interrupters

    The Interrupters won BEST DOCUMENTARY at the Independent Spirit Awards. It is easy to see why. The Interrupters takes the viewer on an intimate and uncomfortable journey through extremely dangerous gang territory.  The documentary is shot through the eyes of those trying to sow peace and security in the area.

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  • North Korean Labor Camps

    North Korean Labor Camps

    The Founder of VICE travels for 15 hours by train to finally arrive in Siberia and investigate logging camps that are using North Korean slave labor. Filmed in December 2011, it is shocking to see that this sort of thing still happens in Russia long after Communism has fallen.

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  • National Geographic: HEROIN

    National Geographic: HEROIN

    A Week in the Life of Heroin. National Geographic flexes their muscles and delve into painting a portrait of a week in the life of heroin. The documentary traces Heroin’s life span: from its birth in an Afghan lab to a police raid in North America.

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  • Putin 2012: Tsar or Reformer?

    Putin 2012: Tsar or Reformer?

    Russian society has known heartache forever: first there were the Tsars: mighty kings who made the common folk toil on the land for peanuts. Then, Lenin and Trotsky brought about the age of the Communist Revolution and a movement that was supposed to give the power back to the everyman. Instead, we got 75 years of horrible communist rule. Now, Putin seems to be taking Russia into a new nightmare…

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  • Kony 2012

    Kony 2012

    Our regular news outlets often overlook some of the world’s worst atrocities. This 30 minute documentary, Kony 2012,  will open your eyes to one of the worst crimes against humanity that is still going on today:  Joseph Kony is the leader of Uganda’s most dangerous guerrilla group, the Lord’s Resistance Army. LET’S MAKE HIM FAMOUS.

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  • Murder in Rome

    Murder in Rome

    This is a dramatized documentary of a famous Roman murder trial which established the law career of Cicero.

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