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aye, discerning denizens, you are cordially invited to all come together and disseminate brain knowledge: please recomend any exceptional documentaries you may have come across on the net. i found and watched the other day and it was superb. Feel free to list any decent torrent sites related too. |
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the power of nightmares- bbc about the iraq war/bush/terrorism etc ftp://ftp.zedz.net/pub/mirrors/power_of_nightmares/ |
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I really enjoyed the Louis I. Kahn documentary called "My Architect" It's the first one that came to mind. I wrote a short review of it at Netflix... here: My Architect is a beautifully crafted documentary about Louis I. Kahn, a Philadelphia architect who designed a limited but influential collection of buildings around the world. The director, Nathaniel Kahn, is Louis Kahn's estranged son and the documentary centers not only upon the buildings his father built, but on Nathaniel Kahn's journey to learn who his father was. He travels the world, visiting his father's creations and interviewing his father's friends and colleagues in an attempt to find out about his father; a man he never really knew but who's life had a profound effect on so many people. My architect is an engaging story with beautiful cinematography. It reminded me, vaguely, of Baraka but with a more defined narrative. |
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John's Not Mad |
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cheers, is class, i'd like to see everything by him i think. I'm guess you've seen it but Why We Fight is also excellent in regards to US/iraq bobbins. Will check for john's not mad and that kahn docu too thanks=] |
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the omnibus doc on the klf gets my vote. bill talking about why he burnt his money. "i don't quite know what it is.... we've done. i don't really like to think about it too much..." |
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alain resnais' night and fog |
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Crumb! |
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yeah, night and fog is class too, if pretty grim and graphic. I watched that Enron: the smartest guys in the room documentary recently too and it's worth watching. have you got that on your hd dobbin? i might have to harrass you and toy with your soft emotions for it. |
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video only at the moment. but it must be somewhere on the net. youtube, or emule, or that peverse klf archive that to my knowledge still exists somewhere or other. |
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i'd second that! i have yet to see Einstein's Brain. supposed to be a laugh |
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the corporation, outfoxed, The Revolution Will not be Televised and Manufacturing Consent are must-watch documentaries from that page. |
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my negroid. i'll have a peep sir. Crumb seems to come with a david lynch stamp of approval, say no more=] |
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^ rp dobbin |
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cheers mr rum, i'd seen that site before but unfortunately i there doesn't seem to be an osx plugin to view the file format=[ heartbreaker eh? |
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another: its the second one down i think... |
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