BANNED IN AMERICA

The Shocking! The Horrifying! The downright grotesque! Witness for the first time the dark underbelly of humanity as we take you on a thrill ride you'll never forget. See brutal acts of violence, graphic police chases, horrific accidents and bizarre human behavior. Uncensored - Uncut - With never before seen footage. All onn... BANNED IN AMERICA!

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JACK RUBY 1981

A LIVE RECORDING OF THE FAMOUS JACK RUBY SOUNDSYSTEM THE YEAR 1981

SIDE A JACK RUBY 1981

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BOXING MY SHADOW

This docu-film lasts approximately 90 minutes.

Here is the "synopsis":
Each year the best fighters boxing feet-fists all disciplines and all categories combined compete to qualify for the most prestigious event of combat sports: the "fields K-1 World Grand Prix Final." On December 8, 2007, the 8 finalists find themselves in Japan, Yokohama, Jérôme Le Banner is qualified. Its preparation for the final of the K-1 2007 until its fighting in Japan, discover the fascinating adventure of a single fighter. Exceptional images shot in the intimacy of the boxers and the fighting scenes we reveal the man behind the legend.

 The DVD is cut into 3 parts:

Chapter 1 the force: Yoel Dahan crew filmed Jérôme Le Banner at his home at Etretat of train surrounded by all his team. We learn in this chapter people who support in the lives of all days.

Chapter 2 the wisdom: this chapter is devoted to the departure to Japan and the call made in VietNam. We see team although Jérôme fun in Vietnamese vigorously seek energy drink stores. But also the passage of Jérôme Le Banner in an Hinduist temple.

Chapter 3 the Madness: the last part of the DVD is well heard reserved in Japan where it retrouveras interviews of all mini K - 1 WGP, photo shoot fighters and the effervescence in Japan for this sport.

LINK : BOXING MY SHADOW   JEROME LE BANNER

THE FRESHEST KIDS A B-BOY HISTORY

The subtitle couldn't be more accurate: A History of the B-Boy is a comprehensive look at the world's "freshest kids." This lively documentary isn't about hip-hop or hip-hop culture as much as about an integral part of that culture. B-boys are defined, variously, as "breakboys" (the original term) and "breakdancers" (the more widely known one). These "kids," many now in their 30s, helped to shape hip-hop's look and spread its gospel. The narrative traces their evolution from the South Bronx 1970s to media-crazed 1980s--when they were featured in movies from Wild Style to Flashdance--to today, as the phenomenon has returned to the underground while remaining as popular as ever (as exemplified by footage from Germany, Japan, etc.). The old and new school are on hand to explain and to praise the b-boy; everyone from rappers like KRS-One and Mos Def to breakers like Crazy Legs and Ken Swift.

LINK : THE FRESHEST KIDS A HISTORY OF THE B-BOY

CRACKHEADS GONE WILD

What's the craziest thing you've ever done for crack? That's the question posed to homeless addicts in a little-known DVD called Crackheads Gone Wild. And while the film title may come off as prankish or even cruel, commentator Jimi Izrael says the message it sends is serious.

Mr. JIMI IZRAEL (Columnist, AOL Black Voices): There is a DVD called Crackheads Gone Wild being sold on the Internet and select spots in the hood. It's caught the attention of pundits in some news circles, and to date has sold over 65,000 copies, netting over a quarter of a million dollars.
Now, I happen to have a copy, as I frequent an (unintelligible) hood spot that keeps all my necessaries in stock. You know, mixed tapes, incense, Fred Sanford T-shirts, and hood DVDs, because, you know, I can't find that stuff at the mall.
Crackheads Gone Wild is one of the growing genres of hood films made for the hood, by the hood. It features the exploits of Crypt(ph), Zookeeper(ph), DD(ph), and a cavalcade of crack fiends answering the musical question, what's the craziest thing you've ever done for crack?

LINK : CRACKHEADS GONE WILD