World's BIGGEST Nuclear-Powered Attack Submarine of U.S Navy Army

"You can't see her. She can dive to over 250 metres and stay down for six months. You can't hear her. She can run for 20 years without refuelling." Oooh we just love these kinds of documentaries. Don't you?  It's documentary time big kids. Check out this full documentary of the World's Largest Nuclear-Powered Attack Submarine of U.S Navy Army...

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Stunning Photos of Sacred Water Around the World - Nat Geo Live

National Geographic photographer John Stanmeyer talks about capturing images of sacred water sites around the world, turning his lens on the Sacred Cenote in Mexico, the Ganges River in India, and many places in between.

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Documentary 2015 | Sinkholes - Buried Alive

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It's been awhile since we've posted a documentary. You know how we love them - viralling or not - and seeing how there have been recent videos of sinkholes popping up all over, we thought this documentary was only fitting. The catastrophic collapse of the ground beneath our feet is a growing worldwide hazard...

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Superhuman - World's Tallest Children

"His arms are more than a foot longer than a typical 13-year-old," says the narrator. Fascinating documentary about what it's like for these extremely tall children living and being around their 'normal' family and friends...

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20 Animals That Will Kill You

"You may not know it, but animals kill thousands of people every day,"  says the narrator. We thought bears were the true masters of defense but they're not. You'll have to watch this interesting documentary to find out what animal is. As for the #1 killer? It's the smallest 'animal' on the list. And now we know what to do if an attacking hippo sees us - hide!..

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Isolated - Now in High Quality! (Full Documentary)

You know how we love documentaries even though we rarely find time to watch one in its entirety. We came across this interesting documentary on the Zo'é people, a native tribe living deep in the Amazon in Brazil, that are slowly emerging from isolation. Check out the ‘m’berpót’, they ALL wear - a long wooden plug piercing the lower lip. It marks one of the most important ceremonies as a ritualistic rite of passage for young boys and girls...

Immediately identifiable by their long lip plugs, the Zo’é first met outsiders in 1982, when evangelical missionaries made contact. Decimated by disease soon after, their numbers are now growing again.

 

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Bodyshock - Half Ton Man

We've seen this documentary once or twice and it's still interesting to watch, about how a man named Patrick Deuel, the half-ton man from Nebraska who weighed 1064 lbs. changed his life around when he underwent gastric bypass surgery which cut him down to 420 lbs. Obesity is believed to be genetic by both him and his surgeon and gastric bypass surgery, the only solution...

Deuel is a former restaurant manager. At one point, he had not left his house or even his bed, in 7 years. He stands at 170 cm (5 ft 7 in). He measured at 1,072 pounds (486 kg), At his peak. He was so enormous that his bedroom wall had to be cut out to extract him from his home. Then, he was rushed to a Sioux Falls, South Dakota hospital in an ambulance with extra-wide doors and a ramp-and-winch system that had to be dispatched from Denver.

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DOCS: The Girl Who Cries Blood

As usual, when it comes to these type of unexplained medical mysteries, some call it a fake others say it's for real. We really don't know what to think, all we know is 13-year-old Twinkle is a beautiful little girl who is just like any other 13-year-old in every other way and who loves acting like a tomboy around her friends...


Twinkle is a 13-year-old girl from the northern Indian city of Lucknow. She suffers from a frightening and as yet undiagnosed condition: for nearly two years, she has cried tears of blood.

Twinkle also spontaneously bleeds from her head, hands and feet.

The youngster’s Hindu neighbours and local devotees of the Goddess Kali believe she’s possessed by a restless spirit.

Others think her mysterious illness is reminiscent of ‘stigmata’: a manifestation of the wounds suffered by Christ during his final days and crucifixion. Throughout the history of the Catholic faith, just over 300 people have reportedly claimed to be stigmatics – the majority of them women.

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The Most Insane Amusement Park Ever (Full Length)

It was called The Action Park aka 'Accident Park', aka 'Traction Park' aka 'Class Action Park', well, you get the idea and this interesting documentary tells the story of that infamous New Jersey park, (as told by visitors and those who worked there), which had a reputation of being the wildest amusement park in the world. "It's been shut down for 20 years and I think no amusement park has caught up to its death toll yet," says one guy...

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Shaolin Kung Fu King of the Fighting Arts - Martial Arts Documentary Movie

Great documentary! If you're into Fighting Arts - or even if you're not, this martial arts documentary will intrigue you. Come along with Jason Scott Lee, Hollywood actor and former student of Bruce Lee, as he visits the  Shaolin Temple to discover and learn more about this unstoppable martial art...

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If I die on Mars | Guardian Docs

Interesting short documentary from The Guardian about three individuals from around the world - a young UK student, a doctor from Mozambique, and an Iraqi-American athlete - who are all vying to be among the first four people to travel to and inhabit Mars, without any promise of returning. Would you do it?...

E-Team - Official Trailer - Netflix [HD]

The truth has been exposed. From Netflix comes this original and compelling documentary about the 'E-team', a group of idealists who risks their lives in the name of world-wide genocide. The documentary has been out since Oct. 24...

When human atrocities run rampant, when ruthless dictators hold a nation captive, that's when the E-Team is called into action. From Academy Award winning filmmaker Ross Kauffman and Emmy Award nominee Katy Chevigny, the latest Netflix Original Documentary brings you behind enemy lines and into the teeth of the world's most dangerous war zones. A group of fierce idealists, The E-Team intrepidly risks their lives to expose the truth behind the horrific warcrimes of Bashar al-Assad and Muammar Gaddafi among others, providing a voice to the helpless victims of global genocide. E-Team will premiere across all territories on Netflix Oct. 24. Learn more at http://eteamfilm.com

I Didn't Know That : Concrete Tent

Whoa!  Now That's Different!  Interesting vid about how scientists construct a shelter using concrete canvas technology.









Watch Richard Ambrose and Jonny Phillips quickly construct a building made of concrete canvas— a material that has all the elements of concrete, but is flexible enough to be turned into any shape. This technology allows people to erect permanent structures in a fraction of the time needed for traditional building techniques.

Where I'm From: JAY Z Barclays Center Documentary

Documentary of JAY Z's Barclays Center performances (Some adult language).






Jay-Z’s arts and culture website Life+Times published the rapper’s 20-minute documentary (which we spotted on EW) that chronicles the behind-the-scenes efforts that went into curating his eight-night concert series at the Barclays Arena. He was the inaugural performer in the newly constructed venue, and the show was his first large-scale concert in his home borough. Jay’s from Marcy Houses. He opened the first show with 1997′s “Where I’m From,” which is also the name of this mini doc that includes clips of Hova on a subway train chatting with riders, rehearsal time, and the team who helped make the massive undertaking possible. Watch it in full past the break.

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In this short documentary, JAY Z's Life+Times takes an unprecedented behind the scenes look at the creation of JAY Z's Barclays Center opening concerts.

The Boy Whose Skin Fell Off (Jonny Kennedy) 3/5

Jonny Kennedy died in 2003 aged 36. He had a terrible genetic condition called Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) -- which meant that his skin literally fell off at the slightest touch, leaving his body covered in agonising sores and leading to a final fight against skin cancer.

In his last months Jonny decided to work with filmmaker Patrick Collerton to document his life and death, and the result was a film, first broadcast in March 2004, that was an uplifting, confounding and provocatively humorous story of a singular man. Not shying away from the grim reality of EB, the film was also a celebration of a life lived to the full.

When it was first shown, The Boy Whose Skin Fell Off captivated nearly 5 million viewers and helped to raise £500,000 for the EB charity DebRA. Channel 4 is re-screening the film and re-visiting Jonny's family to see how they have come to terms with his death and the public's reaction to the film.

Jonny was frank about his feelings on his upcoming death and practical about the arrangements. The film featured moving interviews with his friends and family, including his mother Edna, who had been his life-long carer and faced the prospect of Jonny's death with disarming mixed feelings, torn between relief for Jonny and knowing that she would miss him desperately.