documentaries

[SiClark]

There's a good 3 part BBC documentaries called 'The Detectives' which focuses on detectives specially trained for sexual offensive cases. It deals with some smaller crimes across the series but mainly focuses on the investigation, trial and conviction of Ray Teret.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b05wh973/the-detectives-1-manhunt

It's on iplayer now but I'm sure there are ways for non-UK people to watch it.

[Andrew McIntosh]

It's all on YouTube. Part three was particularly interesting.

[Euro Trash Bazooka]

I'm watching the Detectives series based on this thread suggestions. It's definitely rad. It creeps me out too because I lived in Manchester for two years and worked in most of the areas they show in the documentaries. I know exactly where the estate of the rapist they arrest in episode 2 is, I might even have delivered some stuff to his place or neighbours, hah. It's kind of weird. It's like the day I discovered that this odd place that always intrigued me on Wardle Brook Avenue in Hattersley (where I also went from time to time) was where Ian Brady's house (of the Moors Murders fame) was located. Definitely creepy.

[tiny_tove]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVZi8zuJExo

"Butoh is like a virus spreading across the world".

Highly recommended feature !

Although I love Classical Ballet I despise 99% of contemporary dance (I fucking hate Pina Bausch), but Butoh is something completely different, alien and amazing. Excellent documentary, thanks!

There are many pathetic attempts to imitate it from Occidental dancers where the only valuable element (nudity) is never enough to make it worth of attention. they should get a real job.

[Andrew McIntosh]

White punks on dope.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W41hqNa7874

[tiny_tove]

classic!
i used fragments of that for my live actions background video.
I love the part with the nerdy looking girl

[Andrew McIntosh]

The one who was in prison? Because she's been writing about her experiences and doing her own videos on YouTube and so forth.

[tiny_tove]

yes!
please post address!

[Andrew McIntosh]

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDVY25frC92dFe4p2HE-Isw
http://www.traceyh415.blogspot.com.au/

My father was pimp in New York City for quite some time. During  this time, he also had a pretty good drug habit. He said his habit would cost 200-300 a day when he was shooting heroin, and cocaine was part of his daily cocktail. My father was a successful pimp because of his ability to con women into doing whatever he wanted. He had the gift of gab. He could talk a cat off the back of a fish truck. I'm sure he was able to sell his hoes dreams with ease, keeping them on the hook by keepin them hooked. Half dope dealer, half pimp, and 100% smooth talker...he maintained a stable of 3-5 women that always did as they were told.

As a young child I would hear the stories he would tell about New York, as if it was part of a movie he was recalling. I would be fascinated by my fathers stories and they way he would tell them....some kids got bedtime stories before bed, I would get drunken war stories of the pimpin and dope game told to me. Dad would let me stay up with him and he would replay memories to me in such detail while pouring drink after drink. These arent normal things to hear as a 5 year old, and it definitely made me grow up much faster than I should have. But if it wasnt for the game he passed on to me, I wouldnt be who i am today.

[tiny_tove]

Andrew.
You really made my day with this. Many many thanks.

[Andrew McIntosh]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZWuZHKXAzk

Apologies if this has already been posted. For me, one of the more disturbing doccos on pedophilia. I particularly was struck by the interview with one of the perpetrators towards the end.

[martialgodmask]

Recently watched "Until The Light Takes Us". Nothing too controversial, can see why a lot of people don't like it. I'm a big fan of Fenriz anyway so it caters to my fanboyness ok.

Watched another BM doc via Vice that centered on Gaahl / Gorgoroth, was a shit doc made by shit people but quite funny.

[Andrew McIntosh]

Saw that "UTLTU" thing in a cinema with a mate of mine who had no idea about Black Metal. He kept banging on about how "amoral" they were. Personally I was bored, I've read "Lords Of Chaos" like anyone else. Darkthrone are a fucking joke.

The docco with Ghaal was better. I liked the bit where they were loosing their breath going up that mountain. Not that I'd do any better but it's funny seeing US hipsters suffer.

[tiny_tove]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DZWuZHKXAzk

Apologies if this has already been posted. For me, one of the more disturbing doccos on pedophilia. I particularly was struck by the interview with one of the perpetrators towards the end.

watched this while working yesterday and confirm a must see for anybody in true crime. all stereotypes on the subject are included. interesting when the two sick fucks are interviewed at the end of the documentary and claim to be victims of misguiding elderly men.

[Andrew McIntosh]

"This is making me really uncomfortable."

This is making him really uncomfortable.

This is making him really uncomfortable!