By Joe | October 24, 2009
Chernobyl, is the worst nuclear power disaster ever. This event lead many to move away from nuclear power but from this documentary we see that it was easily preventable. What happened and what is it like now are two things that are addressed excellently in this 2004 documentary.
By Joe | October 19, 2009
The Concorde was the fastest passenger airline, yet these supersonic speeds made people question it’s safety. On July 25th 2000 Air France Flight 4590 went down killing all on board. But what caused this was it a design flaw or pilot error. This documentary tries to work out the details.
Also posted in Aviation |
By Joe | October 14, 2009
From Dust is a documentary of the government’s to the 2005 Tsunami in Sri Lanka. It exposes the real intent of a new law that prevented survivors from rebuilding their homes along the islands coastline.
Also posted in Political |
By Joe | September 13, 2009
This 2006 Documentary made by former vice-president and presidential nominee Al Gore, focuses on his life as well as a presentation on the dangers of global warming. Although some consider it to be an essential part of the global warming awareness movement some have rejected it as partisan and biased. See for yourself is it [...]
By Joe | September 6, 2009
On July 7th 2005, the United Kingdom was attacked in its capital, London, by terrorists who killed 52 innocent people and injured hundreds more. One of the victims was Italian born Benedetta Ciaccia who boarded the circle line from Liverpool Street. As her train approached the first stop along her journey, Aldgate, her life was [...]
Also posted in Biography, Social |
By admin | February 23, 2009
This is a documentary about the seceratary of defense, Robery McNamara. This documentary gives us some great insight into the Kennedy Administration during the Cuban Missle Crisis. It also shows us how the policy greatly changed after the administration changed.
Also posted in Political |
By admin | February 4, 2009
A film the British Government deemed too grisly for release after World War II - has received its public debut on British television. Fifteen minutes of the black-and- white film, which was shot by the armed forces after the war, were televised Tuesday night by the Independent Television News.
By admin | January 13, 2009
Burma, the country of the Golden Pagodas, strangled by a military junta.
A pipeline built by two oil companies, TOTAL and UNOCAL. Slave labor, rape
and murder are the results of the joint venture with the military.
Doe vs. UNOCAL, the first lawsuit of its kind. Fifteen indigenous people battle head to head with two corporate giants in [...]
By admin | January 22, 2008
Just minutes after leaving JFK Airport in New York heading to France, TWA flight 800 disintegrates in a ball of fire above Long Island killing every passenger and crew member on board. There was no sign of trouble, no radio for help. What caused the mysterious crash of TWA flight 800?
By admin | January 18, 2008
A disgruntled citizen angered at the US state department (Tim McVeigh), sets off a bomb at the Alfred Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma. The bomb destroys his van and due to the volume of explosives, ruptures the support columns of the building causing it to collapse in on top of itself. Or was it the [...]
