Pandora's Promise.



(A)sexual

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This is my favorite of all time! Even if you don't like motorcycles, I think you will enjoy this movie. It's just so well-made, and it has Steve McQueen!

Secrets of Henry VIII's Palace: Step Inside The Historic Hampton Court

Good thread! Of the ones mentioned so far I loved Jiro Dreams Of Sushi, (A)Sexual and 20 Feet From Stardom. Thinking of non-rock related ones I have seen recently and liked:

The Source Family

Unhung

Theremin (one of the all time classics IMO)

The Black Power Mixtape

Okie Noodling

At the Edge of Space

Tesla

Afterlife

Denkmal films: Scientists under attack.


warning: BBC made a doc under the same title, but that one is not interesting at all.

Found this a while ago and didn't get a chance to even look at the 300 documentaries recommended here.
http://themindunleashed.o...aries.html

morningsong said:

Pandora's Promise.

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I liked that one and highly recommend it as well. I also recommend the book The God Species by Mark Lynas as good read with a section related to the topic.

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Ants: Nature's Secret Power

Chasing Ice

Microcosmos

yall LAZY cnuts, at least write four damn words explaining what are those docus about

JoeTyler said:

yall LAZY cnuts, at least write four damn words explaining what are those docus about

am too! oh, er....

at the edge of space - recent study of sprite lightning and interaction with the ionosphere

tesla - an excellent history of what this man did for all of us, relates to sprite lightning and the ionosphere

afterlife - about folks who die, experience interaction with the higher light beings, and return to tell others. scientifically documented

JoeTyler said:

JoeTyler said:

yall LAZY cnuts, at least write four damn words explaining what are those docus about

Henry VIII's Palace. Easy enough about Hampton Court, it's history.


(A)sexual. About asexual people (people who have basically no sexual desire for any gender) and the struggles they have.

Pandora's Promise. The newer nuclear power debate dealing with some truths about the growing energy demands and the damage of coal usage.

jillybean said:

Watched "Last Days Here" over the weekend. I liked it. Documentary about a washed up, drug-addicted, ex-rocker from the band Pentagram. Like a sadder, darker "Anvil: The Story of Anvil."

Yeah that was kind of hard to watch but I did. He's one sad character, even if his band was pretty good.

My wheelhouse.

Utopia, which tells about how Australia treated the first Australians, kind of how we treated the indians:

http://johnpilger.com/vid...ia-trailer

The Corporation, about the rise of the global corporation and its many evils:

Manufacturing Consent, about the life and work of Noam Chomsky:

Outfoxed, about the evil that is Fox news:

[img:$uid]http://www.republicaupdate.com/images/old/6a00d8341bfc8353ef017ee9016111970d-pi.jpg[/img:$uid]

http://topdocumentaryfilms.com/park-avenue-money-power-american-dream/

In America, the rich are getting richer. Isn't that great? Doesn't that mean there's lots more wealth to go round? Or is it good news for the rich but very bad news for the poor?740 Park Avenue, Manhattan, is one of the most exclusive addresses in the world, home to some of the richest Americans, the 1% of the 1%. Ten minutes to the north, across the Harlem River, is the other Park Avenue, in the South Bronx. Here, unemployment runs at 19% and half the population need food stamps.The American Dream of equal opportunities and hard work says you can be born in the Bronx and end up at 740. But is that dream still true? The film argues the super-rich haven't just bought the exclusive addresses – they've bought the whole system and the'’re running it for themselves.

Sugarman