"We Have Ways Of Making You Talk, is a documentary examining interrogation techniques and they’re consequences. The documentary is preceded by a short promotion for a different documentary but gets into the main documentary after a minute or so.
Does water boarding work? What is the history behind that technique? These and other questions will be answered in this intriguing and sometimes disturbing documentary.
Filmed in France, Israel, USA, Algeria, Argentina, Uruguay, South Africa and the United Kingdom, this BBC documentary explores the disturbing and honest story of modern interrogation techniques and the increase of modern torture revealing interviews interrogators and torturers with the State of the State.
The legacy of the story follows the forms of our mind, especially in the United States, and some of these techniques have become routine in the war on terror – or the use of dogs, waterboarding, or sexual humiliation.
This long and unbroken line of inhuman cruelty of Nazi Germany connected to Abu Ghraib, and is a key issue in the current political landscape."
In 1994, Terrell Johnson was found guilty for shooting Verna Robinson. He was the only one of the three men initially charged to be found guilty. As a result, he spent 18 yea...
The documentary follows the members of the Mara Salvatrucha, or commonly known as the MS gang. MS or Mara is a transnational criminal gang that started in Los Angeles, but ha...
Cartel Land is an award winning documentary by director Matthe Heineman. Matthew got the idea after reading an article in the Rolling Stone magazine about the Arizona Border Rec...
Albany Country Jail in upstate New York is one of the jails in the state of New York. Built in 1931, it can house up to 1,100 inmates, men and women. Currently, more than 600 in...
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