An Open Secret:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3677412/
Looking at abuse and paedophilia in Hollywood. They couldn't release the film so had to leak it as a DVDScreener. Its on Youtube:
Dark, horrible, but a real eye opener on just how fucked the whole place is. Also has snippets of shows which, when taken out of episodic context, are pretty fucked up.
Leos climate change-documentary in its entirety for free.
Finally got around to watching all eight hours of O.J. - Made In America. Incredible piece of work. Detailed and gripping. It's on the iPlayer at the moment.
I'm watching the shock of the new, by Robert Hughes. It is fucking brilliant.
One of the best Vice-pieces I've ever seen.
Just finished Skandal! Bringing Down Wirecard.
Wasn't expecting much, but it was very, very good. Probably helped by not knowing much about the story - never realised how shady everything was.
Now, I have basically a 24hr flight coming up, so any decent recommendations?
Youtube recommended Dave Not Coming Back to me. I knew the story but seeing it play out largely on footage they'd shot was pretty tense. Never go cave diving. Or caving in general.
Cheers for the heads up on that one Shinners. I watched it and it was pretty gripping. Cave diving looks the shittest thing ever mind, even if it was safe.
What platform is it on?
Youtube Spikes.
I should add I had no idea about any of it going in.
Cheers. Cave Diving is high up on my "Yeah? Fuck that" list. Possibly top. But I do find it fascinating in a clammy palmed 197 bpm heartrate kind of way.
Aye, I don't see the appeal of being that deep into the dark. It looks nice at the entrance of the dive so maybe there's some actual stuff down there to see. The film gets across how much discipline is needed to do it, though. And the lass coordinating the effort was completely on top of things.
Been thinking more about Cave Diving and I’m struggling to come up with something that has a shitter fun to danger ratio.
Deep sea exploration?
At least there are wrecks and utterly disgusting creatures to see when you do that.
I'm guessing cavers are all short (let's say 5 foot 7 and down), in which case I have no hope in getting into their heads anyway, but I'm with you. The best find being a dead cave diver from 10 years ago, no thanks.
Indeed. In the case of the documentary I couldn’t believe how shit that cave was. You’d have seen as much wandering into a spillage at Tesco.
It's climbing without the view and therefore almost completely useless.
The flooded mine the bloke trained in was a lot more interesting.
I enjoyed the wet floor sign.
Watched Take Care of Maya on Netflix, which despite being probably the most one sided thing I've ever seen did inadvertently raise some interesting questions and was pretty moving at times.
It's about a girl who has Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (me neither) - I'll post some thoughts if others have seen it.
This is fucking fantastic. Azad is bloody useless.
That was a cracking watch.
"Some Turkish dickhead"
Rubber dinghy rapids bro.
When he finally relented and they dumps the seats, they were literally burnt out car seats by the looks of itOriginally Posted by igor_balis
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