(The Big Disrupt) Netscape: Project Code Rush - The Beginnings of Netscape / Mozilla Documentary

Check out this revealing and telling documentary about the last year of Netscape before its AOL acqusition.

(TV) Game of Thrones Season 5: A Day in the Life (HBO)

Check out this great documentary, “Game of Thrones: A Day in the Life” that gives a great behind the scenes look into what it takes to produce an epic show like Game of Thrones and manage by far the largest TV production ever.

(Movies) Kingdom Come Official Trailer (2014) - Don Cheadle, Morgan Spurlock Documentary HD

Watch the trailer Kingdom Come, a film about the trials and tribulations of trying to get a movie made in the current climate starring Morgan Spurlock, Don Cheadle, Bill Pullman and many more.

(TV) 7 Deadly Sins Season 1:Tease Morgan Spurlock

Check out the awesome looking trailer of Morgan Spurlock's "7 Deadly Sins set to start in August.

(Movies) The Internet's Own Boy: Hot Docs Q&A with Director Brian Knappenberger

Director Brian Knappenberger Talks about his new film "The Internet's Own Boy", at Hot Docs Q&A 

(Movies) The Internet's Own Boy: Filmmaker Brian Knappenberger on New Aaron Swartz Documentary

Producer and director of "We Are Legion: The Story of The Hacktivists" Brian Knappenberger talks to Reason TV about him new film, The Internet's Own Boy. 

(Movies) The Internet's Own Boy - Official Trailer

Watch the trailer of "We Are Legion: The Story of The Hactivists" producer and director Brian Knappenberger's new film, The Internet's Own Boy.

(Whats Dope) Spent: Looking for Change

There have been plenty of films about squeeze people in the middle and working class have fared since the financial crisis six years ago but few have shown the real stunting effect the crisis has had on the hopes and dreams of many Americans across the country.

Spent-Looking for Change is dope because it showed through portraying the despairing but hopeful stories of a handful Americans fighting against the tide of student, payday and title loans in their effort live out their american dream or simply survive till the next paycheck as personal and economic circumstances has thrown down an gauntlet few would envy but many in the US and worldwide has had to combat.

Another dope aspect of Spent: Looking For Change was how it showed payday and title loan companies through their polices and procedures profit off the desperation of the subjects in the film and no doubt millions of Americans still feeling the pinch of the great recession. The film also did a great job in showing how the US credit system not only exploit those how can't credit but excludes altogether those who can't killing the aspirations for enterprising students  or middle class Americans with a bad credit score owing to chaotic circumstances or the fact they took a student loan in the first place.

The film also does fine job of showing how people, shut out of the traditional channels to acquire credit are pushed in to the intially welcoming arms of predatory and unforgiving payday and title loan enterprises who act and operate like an industry who knows they have their customers by the short and curlies and aren't afraid to let them know it as this film depicts brilliantly.   

I'm sure there a few of you that may look upon their choices and see the role the subjects of the film played in their own misery but what this film does well is show the options that confronted the subjects making their choices understandable upon closer inspection,And that's the real punch behind this documentary, the growing trend of banks shutting people out of traditional channels to get credit and the proliferation of payday lenders has brewed a poisonous cocktail or limited choices and eye watering amounts of household and personal debt that Americans, for far too long, have been forced to drink.

All in all, Spent: Looking For Change is brilliant portrayal of ordinary American going up extraordinary odds thrive or just to survive the changing economic and financial landscape that has left many Americans without choices and increasingly without hope and the film's effort to shine a light on this growing and increasingly entrenched trend is why this Spent: Looking For Change is dope.

Watch below the brilliant Spent:Looking For Change documentary   

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(What's Dope?) World Star Hip Hop: Life on Skid Row

For a site that's infamous for reveling in the lowest common denominator from scantily clad "WSHH Honeys", brutal scraps ranging from chaotic schoolyard rumbles to vicious street fights and other graphic acts of human cruelty, Worldstarhiphop, for once bucked its 8 year trend of capitalizing the darker side of human nature in the urban space.