Favourite documentaries

[Grigori Rasputin]

Louis theroux is definitly my favourite documentary maker. His style of interviewing is unique he has a way of getting people to open up.

But nigga hasn't made one in ages

My all time favorites of his are the ones on the racist white African and the black nationalist of America the late bro Khalid Muhammad

 

[Sixth]

Flag Wars
The Act of Killing
The Square

 

[Siddhartha]

But nigga hasn't made one in ages

My all time favorites of his are the ones on the racist white African and the black nationalist of America the late bro Khalid Muhammad

He made one recently called drinking to oblivion.

 

[Hemaal]

Virunga one of my fav documentaries

 

[Baraf]

I like watching documentaries from NHK World.
Here's a series I found interesting:

 

[McD30]

Louis theroux is definitly my favourite documentary maker. His style of interviewing is unique he has a way of getting people to open up.

Do you remember when he went to South Africa and met Boers?

 

[Siddhartha]

Do you remember when he went to South Africa and met Boers?

One of his best lol

 

[Southerner]

But nigga hasn't made one in ages

My all time favorites of his are the ones on the racist white African and the black nationalist of America the late bro Khalid Muhammad

There's a new Louis Theroux documentary on the bbc iplayer

Louis Theroux drinking to oblivion

 

[Grigori Rasputin]

There's a new Louis Theroux documentary on the bbc iplayer

Louis Theroux drinking to oblivion

It's probably on YouTube by now.

The man is epic

A nerd looking but hangs out with Rude boys in prison.

Then when he hanged out with a man that hated everything abt him


Alla ya raxma the brother was a man with dhiig..and very learned ...I just hope he died in the traditional Islam

 

[abdale]

 

[McD30]

An all time favourite. His smile just gets me man, I freaking love it.

 

[Southerner]

 

[Siddhartha]

 

[Apollo]

Just stumbled upon this epic website:

http://docuwiki.net/

It hosts many rare documentaries you can't find elsewhere on the net. Check it out.

Log in details here:
https://uglyduckblog.wordpress.com/2014/01/04/download-lots-of-documentaries-from-docuwiki-net/

 

[Sixth]

I'd recommend not checking out the synopsis, it makes it all better.

 

[Bielsa]

The Nanking Massacre in China. Japan invaded China in 1937 and committed the most atrocious heinous massacre in modern history. Mass rapes, carving up pregnant women and snatching their babies, and many more abhorrent brutalities. After you finish watching this you wont feel that sorry for Japan getting nuked few years later.

 

[Bielsa]

I'd recommend not checking out the synopsis, it makes it all better.

Convinced the brother killed the boy, and the mother knew about it. Or the mother killed him. Very bizarre story.

 

[BigGus]

I seen this last night, if the facts are correct, then it's a must watch



Sources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1psPUpnycllEOLCxPnWWgzqd-FVvFas3F-i5UPO6uZq8/edit

 

[Sixth]

The Nanking Massacre in China. Japan invaded China in 1937 and committed the most atrocious heinous massacre in modern history. Mass rapes, carving up pregnant women and snatching their babies, and many more abhorrent brutalities. After you finish watching this you wont feel that sorry for Japan getting nuked few years later.

There's a shrine in Japan dedicated to those war criminals and others who died in WW2 and whenever the President or someone of high stature goes or visits that shrine it shakes it nudges to South Korea and China forcing them to make a comment etc. The fucked up thing is that there is actually a panel in the shrine that says something like 'there was no massacre in Nanjing'.

 

[BebsiBolice]

The dark side of chocolate


There's so many doc on my watch list but I never have the time.