This 2002 documentary shows the horrors of the Armenian genocide and the lengths that the Turkish government goes to cover it up. It shows both the historical and modern politics around the genocide and is extremely informative. Be advised there are several gruesome scenes.
How did this happen? That is the question many people ask, in regards with the economic crisis that started in the United States. We are all feeling the effects of the economic crisis even nowadays, few years after the “crisis was officially over”. The documentary has a simple message, and that one is “how a … Read more
TED, short for Technology, Entertainment and Design, is a set of conferences held globally by the non-profit private Sapling Foundation, under the motto “Ideas Worth Spreading”. TED was established in 1984 as a coincidental occasion and the yearly gathering arrangement started in 1990. TED’s initial accentuation was innovation and configuration, reliable with its Silicon Valley birthplaces, however it … Read more
Why are more likely to have a heart attack at eight in the morning or crash your car on the highway at two in the afternoon? You can take your medicine at the right time of day really save your life? And you wonder why teens do not get out of bed in the morning? … Read more
Simon Reeve presents a travel documentary as he embarks on a journey along the Tropic of Capricorn, the line of latitude that runs through southern Africa, Australia and South America. In the four parts Tropic of Capricorn BBC2 series, issued in 2008, Simon went to the southern border of the tropics worldwide. While the film … Read more
Enter the world of bare knuckle boxing in Great Britain. Follow the story of the people involved in this particular discipline. Among them is Andy Topliffe, an ex bare knuckler turned promoter, struggling to legalize this style of boxing. Andy does it through his match organizing company called B-BAD. Events organized via B-BAD are abiding … Read more
Singapore is both a city and a country. Located just off the southern tip of the Peninsular Malaysia in Southeast Asia, the locals are proud they are an anomaly. The economy of Singapore is ranked as the most open in the world, and the country is ranked as the 3rd least corrupt, most pro-business, and with … Read more
Shopping centers have really become the centers of many communities. Children and adults, see a shopping center, only the natural destination to fill a boring life. Through revealing personal stories, expert commentary, hilarious old film clips, dramatized vignettes and “anti-commercial” breaks, Affluenza examines the high cost of achieving the most extravagant lifestyle the world has … Read more
Confucius had a hard life, and he had intimate knowledge of the sufferings of his people. He lived in an era that saw constant warfare between competing warlords and the casting of shadows upon the impressive Chinese civilization that came before. Confucius wanted above all else to change Chinese society of his time and to … Read more
In a small, 2 meter area of rocks, ravaged by continual waves on the Spanish coast, lies the perfect combination of oxygen and water for the Goose Barnacle to grow. In Spain and Portugal, these barnacles are an expensive and sought after delicacy known as percebes. Serxo is a man who harvests these barnacles to help … Read more