A documentary that will show you the horrors of what goes on in the "Democratic People's Republic" of Korea.

Discover the story behind Bill and Hillary Clinton and the Mena Arkansas cocaine smuggling operation they ran, while Bill was govenor, prior to the presidency.

The documentary "Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room,'' features Jeff Skilling in a skit mocking company accounting methods that were used to hide debt off the books. "We're going to move from mark-to-market accounting to something I call HFV, or hypothetical future value accounting,'' Skilling says."If we can do that, we can add a kazillion dollars to the bottom line.'' Enron commissioned hundreds of videotapes, some of which were used in the documentary. Others have been used in the Enron Broadband Services trial, which is in progress. Still others may provide incriminating evidence at the January 2006 accounting fraud trial of Skilling, Ken Lay and Rick Causey. "There's a lot that hasn't surfaced yet,'' said Alex Gibney, the documentary's director."Some of the stuff that is still out there is apparently not to be believed.''

A gripping documentary expose inside the global sex slave trade in women from the former Soviet Bloc to Turkey and European countries. UK 2005.

Human all too human - Martin Heidegger: thinking the unthinkable.

A documentary on the Federal Siege at Ruby Ridge

When video games, rock concerts, movies and cartoons, tournaments, discussion panels, LAN parties, and fans of popular videogame cover bands such as the Minibosses and NESkimos all converged on one spot, the Music and Gaming Festival (MAGFest) happened. X-Strike studios was there to document this huge gaming party.

Hip hop dance refers to dance styles, mainly street dance styles, primarily danced to hip hop music, or that have evolved as a part of the hip hop culture. The first and original dance associated with hip hop is breakdance, which appeared in New York City during the early 1970s and truly became a cornerstone (or "element") of hip hop as a culture. In the 1990s, as hip hop music took new forms, new dance styles began appearing, most of them danced in an upright manner in contrast to breakdance with its many ground moves. These later styles are sometimes referred to as new school or new style while the older styles, including breakdance and various funk styles that were incorporated into hip hop, are considered old school. Hip hop dancing is evolving in many different directions today, heavily influenced by the evolution of hip hop music and its popularity in media, surrounded by heated debates on history and authenticity. In the 1980s, many funk dance styles that originally evolved separately from hip hop, such as popping and locking, started to be incorporated with the hip hop culture as well, and could be seen combined with breakdance. Today, many of the old school styles are as alive as ever, and can be seen at dance clubs, competitions and in the media, commonly used in popular music videos. In the 1990s, as hip hop music evolved and grew further away from funk, it became slower, heavier and more aggressive. This modern hip hop music gave birth to new styles of hip hop dancing partly inspired by the old school styles, most of them focusing on upright dancing as opposed to breakdance which is better known for its floor-oriented movements. Some more specific styles of new school hip hop are krumping, harlem shake, snap dance, clown walk, crip walk, Chicken Noodle Soup, grinding,the Aunt Jackie, Wu Tang dance, Spongebob dance, toe wop, hyphy and gangsta walking. Classifying these newer hip hop styles as a unique dance style of its own has grown common with larger street dance competitions such as Juste Debout, which includes new style as a separate category for people to compete in. Many of the newer styles of hip hop are a common sight in today's music videos on television channels such as BET and MTV.

This documentary talks about the real conditions in Americas prisons. 1/136 American residents now lives in a cage like these. Check this out and learn what prisons are really like. And just think, most of these people will come home to be your neighbors, worse off.

The long-awaited arrival of Alex Jones' latest trend-setting documentary has arrived! TerrorStorm delivers a powerful sucker punch to the architects of global terrorism and how they stage false-flag events to achieve political and sociological ends. Alex journeys from the depths of history from the Gulf of Tonkin, the USS Liberty and Gladio through to the Madrid and 7/7 London bombings and robustly catalogues the real story behind the government induced fable. This film contains viable solutions on how we can reclaim human dignity and freedom and prevent the global population from becoming the slaves of a prison planet. Download or purchase the video at http://www.prisonplanet.com