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A few, off the top of my head:
http://www.musicmotion.com/content/m...icles/4380.jpg This woman is amazing. There's been rumor that she's not deaf, but I think the real story is that she is not completely deaf. The documentary is absolutely inspiring. Not only does she create her own music through feeling vibrations, but she teaches others, like her to do the same. http://a0.vox.com/6a00c2251d8df0604a...6dd80005-500pi This was a slow-pace film, but in the end, all worth it. If you aren't familiar with Andy Goldsworthy's art, definitely check it out. He creates all his pieces with nature and in its natural environment. Aside from the picture that's captured, all of his art is destroyed sooner or later. I might be due for a revisit of this one. http://blogs.citypages.com/amadzine/...istocrats.jpeg Vulgar and hilarious. This will not get old for me. http://thisdistractedglobe.com/wp-co...d%20poster.jpg This one is my favorite of all that I've listed thus far. Absolutely wonderful. I wish I had the balls to do something similar. |
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http://distorciondvd.blogdiario.com/...anhardcore.jpg You don't see a pattern forming, do you? Touch the Sound and Rivers and Tides were amazing. |
I don't get around to watching as much docos as I'd like but I've enjoyed watching this series in the last year.
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I love documentarys. Anything that portrays an extraordinary human I'm right into. There is actually a series called extraordinary humans which I sort of watched. I watch ones on animals hunting techniques every so often (eg cheetas). :)
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CNN Cold War series.
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i think zeitgeist is a great documentary...it discusses religion and how it still plays a role in american politics to this day and how people need to be more aware and question things a bit more. a very general documentary...but if it sparks your interest there is a sequel called zeitgeist: addendum and covers the federal reserve and how the system is designed to keep us all in debt as a form of monetary slavery. really great stuff.
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Fascinating stuff duga. Thanks for that.
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Loved "Global Metal", Sam Dunn is a lucky, lucky guy. Planet Earth was awesome too, especially in HD! And I just started part one of When the Levees Broke. Spike Lee's film about the Hurricane Katrina disaster in New Orleans. It's heartbreaking. |
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