Greetings everyone. Welcome to my documentary "Media Mind Control & The BP Oil Spill in the Gulf of Mexico". This film is over 2 hours and 30 minutes long. The film is being issued in two parts. Part one is 1 hour and 20 minutes. Part two is 1 hour and 26 minutes

Plot: Documentary examining women s changing attitude towards pornography. British women are expressing their sexuality with a new and sometimes brash self-confidence.

The program follows Britain s leading female pornographer, Anna Span, as she films hardcore porn with young men and women new to the business.



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A documentary on the effect of fishing the Nile perch in Tanzanias Lake Victoria. The predatory fish, which has wiped out the native species, is sold in European supermarkets, while starving Tanzanian families have to make do with the leftovers. The larger scope of the story explores the gun trade to Africa that takes place under the covers --

Arguably the worlds most famous work of art, millions of people visit it every year. Until now however nobody has been able to explain exactly what the Sistine Chapels ceiling is actually trying to tell us. Though important and timely the film (airing as it does to celebrate the 500th birthday of the work) it is also the product of the detective work and obsessive scholarship by art critic Waldemar Januszczak which spans the last 30 years. During this time he has been trying to unlock the secrets of Sistine Chapels complex pictorial codes and sumptuous iconography.

This excellent documentary provides a huge amount of factual objective background-information which is essential in order to understand 911s part of the bigger picture. It also splendidly covers all the flaws in the official story, the laws of physics who clearly prove the twin towers werebrought down by controlled demolition and most other relevant information regarding what really happened 11. September 2001.

Academy Award nominee Jonathan Stack (Angola Prison Rodeo; The Farm) teams up with filmmaker Jon Osman to create this documentary based on the brutal murder of cousins Antonio Rosario and Hilton Vega, two Puerto Rican young men who were shot by two NYPD detectives in the Bronx in early 1995. One detective was Mayor Giulianis former bodyguard. Carefully researching the events and questioning witnesses and investigators, the film builds a steady, powerful argument for a cover-up at the highest levels. The story follows Margarita Rosario as she is transformed from a mourning mother and aunt to a powerful community activist, questioning the police officers actions. "I will never stop fighting until I see these two detectives behind bars," she says. "I fight not only for my son, but for all our sons."

The history of Smith and Wesson is explored in this release from The History Channel that takes a look back at the gun manufacturers whose innovation paved the way for the Winchester Repeating Rifle and brought the cartridge six-shooter to the West in the days before the Colt Pacemaker became the weapon of choice. It was more than a century ago that Horace Smith and Daniel Baird Wessons impressive catalog of firearms set the standard for quality in firearms, and in this release, period accounts, photographs, historians, and Smith and Wesson experts all come together for the sole purpose of detailing the development of the company from the Civil War to the holster of Dirty Harry himself. Demonstrations of original guns offer a detailed look at the efficiency of the early firearms, and a look at modern-day shooting competitions proves that the innovation of Smith and Wesson didnt go to the grave with the companys founders.