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 | Fascist Jews? They existed in Mussolini's Italy. The similarities between George Bush & Hitler are demonstrated further here in this Documentary about Mussolini and the rise of the Fascist in Italy. But there are some differences, such as the Jewish Fascists that supported Mussolini and Mussolini's none acceptance of Hitler's master race theories |
 | This documentary by director Paul Cowan is about four athletes and a team that competed in the 1976 Olympics. They had trained courageously to be among those who would mount the podium to receive a medal. None of them did, but was it worth the effort? I’ll Go Again answers the question. |
 | This documentry focuses on the lives of professional wrestlers Terry Funk, Mick Foley (Mankind), Jake Roberts (Jake the Snake), and Darren Drozdov (Droz). As the film progresses the story of their lives unfolds, as well as we learn how the wrestling industry is not the plastic-weapons fake-slap sideshow that many have perceived it as. We are shown how moves, although not actually injuring anyone, are not fake, and extreme training is required to be able to perform the stunts without being harmed. We are also treated to interviews with the family of Mick Foley and what it is like for them to know their father literally puts his life on the line every week and how it feels to have other children call their father a "fake". Vince McMahon, owner of World Wrestling Federation Entertainment, also makes a few appearances, responding to criticism on various wrestling situations, including, once again, his real athletes very real orginization being called fake by sources such as USA Today and various news programs. |
 | This is the story of a little village in Thailand with a very dangerous tradition. In this strange little village, the world’s most dangerous serpent, the King Cobra, has become both a pet and a business partner of a deadly cottage industry. The entire village-from elders to children-works as one and performs relentlessly at their temple to attract tourists and herb buyers. The main attraction is the boxing matches, man versus snake, one on one! Bites are commonplace, but unbelievably the village has no anti-serum to combat the deadly toxins and the nearest hospital is over an hour away by car. Tom Tavee, the filmmaker, was able to obtain incredible access into the lives of the fighters and has succeeded in accurately and dramatically documenting this dangerous performance-sport of snake-boxing, the art of theatrically antagonizing the largest venomous snakes in the world. Some of the boxers have been bitten dozens of times, but despite losing fingers and friends, the boxers love their snakes and their perilous profession. |
 | An intimate documentary portrait of David Beckham in the 6 months leading up to the 2006 World Cup tournament in Germany. |
 | Spike Lee calls the shots as he takes you up close and personal with Kobe Bryant the NBA's most valuable player of 2008. Experience unlimited access as 30 cameras follow Kobe's every move in the single most important match up of the 2007-08 season. Mic'ed to hear his every word, Kobe puts his leadership skills to the ultimate test as the Los Angeles Lakers take on the San Antonio Spurs for the Western Conference title lead. From locker room prep and strategy talks to the dynamic action of the big game itself, Kobe Doin' Work is the NBA superstar as you've never seen him before, insense, uncensored and totally real! |
 |  The AFC champion Indianapolis Colts and the NFC champion New Orleans Saints meet for the championship of the National Football League. |
 | 8) Hard Rider This documentary follows the rodeo circuit as experienced by Canadian world-champion cowboy Kenny McLean. The film follows him on the stampede trail from Texas to Alberta, with scenes of bronco busting, calf roping and steer wrestling. It is what he does for a living, but his real life is with his wife and infant son on his ranch in British Columbia. |
 | 9) Kymatica Kymatica (2009) - Kymatica, the sequel to Esoteric Agenda, by Ben and Daniel Stewart from Talismanic Idols. An amazing documentary expanding individual consciousness to higher levels of cosmic consciousness ! |
 | Welcome to Jeremy Clarkson’s all new DVD Thriller, which, as the name suggests, is all about thrills at the wheel. Aston Martin's gentleman thug, the DBS, takes on its rivals from Italy. The lightweight Lamborghini Superleggera battles it out on the track with Ferrari's 430 Scuderia and his test of the best takes him to the breathtaking roads of the Swiss Alps, the no limits German autobahn – and, er, Norfolk. |
 | 11) Executioners via Instapundit) American Digest chops up a TV interview of Saudi Arabia's chief executioner into stills and makes the experience super surreal.
(American Digest credits LGF. The transcript is here.)
Actually we've met Mr. Al Bishi (or Al Beshi) before. He was profiled in Arab News - Kingdom's Leading executioner says - 'I lead a normal life.' He's not the executioner who's been profiled in ArabNews so has Ahmad Rezkallah in A Day in the Life of an Executioner.
In American Digest one of the commenters wrote:
I don't mind beheadings nearly as much as I mind this guy's pride in his work.
It's not that I'm against capital punishment - though clearly beheading seems cruel from a Western persective - but these men seemingly do their jobs with a detachment that is scary. (I also have doubts about the rigor of legal protections that are employed to ensure mistakes are avoided.)
Still there is a way out of execution. In the case of murder, if the family of the victim is appeased - often by the payment of 'blood money' the condemned may be spared even moments before execution.
(The most disturbing account of executions in Saudi Arabia that I read was "Execution day in Riyadh" by Clifford Hallam in Commentary, February 1986.)
It's also interesting that Instapundit pointed to an article about the summary execution of a number of Kurds in 1979 by an Iranian tribunal and the story behind the picture that was taken of the killings. |
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 | The ground-breaking documentary profiled two men, Edward and Jordan, who had emotional and physical (yes that’s right, I said physical!) relationships with their cars. As in instead of girlfriends.
Unsuprisingly the two men’s weird extreme ways of living (it’s called mechaphilia apparently) has left them on the fringes of society, and to put it bluntly, in a position where any ordinary woman wouldn’t touch them with a barge pole. |
 | WWF Title: The Undertaker vs. Steve Austin, WWF Tag Team Titles: Owen Hart & The British Bulldog vs. The Leigon of Doom, Ahmed Johnson vs. Faaroq, Ahmed Johnson vs. Crush, Ahmed Johnson vs. Savio Vega, No Holds Barred: Ken Shamrock vs. Vader, Mankind vs. Rocky Miavia, Hunter Hearst-Helmsley vs. Flash Funk, Rockabilly vs. Jesse James |
 | This Swedish madman, the mysterious unidentified Ghost Rider, is supposed to be in his fifties, owns a Mitsubishi dealership, has a professional black racing bike that can top 280km (before tuning) and sets off around Stockholm at unbelievable, dangerous, suicidal, breakneck speeds, weaving traffic with millimetres to spare, while being filmed via POV cameras on his bike and additional crew members filming at the sides of the freeway. It is all very illegal but because the guy has such a fast bike, and is obviously a professional with probably forty years experience, no one, not even the police can catch him |
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