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Not usually my thing to watch documentaries on the past, so I went into this with little enthusiasm, how ever I found my self gripped and really interested in this kinda origin story, from the past.

I enjoyed the fact that it went right back, to before Saddam was born and also gave detail, as to the history of that part of the world, which is very relevant, to the man he became and the country Iraq became.

This back ground helped me totally, understand the politics that led to a man like him, controlling the country.

This was a well detailed and well edited documentary film, that provided all the detail one would want, on this man.

I do not have a particular interest in witches, but have to say, this documentary piece was rather good. I felt it was balanced, as it showed how tragic witch hunts could be, in wrongly identifying certain people as witches and the catastrophic out come, that would come for an individual, if they were wrongly convicted of being a witch.

I felt that this documentary, was a good length and was well edited, with very well placed music.

I may watch a few more documentaries, about witches, in the future, as this was quite interesting to explore, from the point of view of a person, who has never really thought about it before.

Not the greatest documentary I have ever watched, but pretty good all the same. Personally I am not a massive documentary buff, but I do watch a few and this one is not one, that I regret investing my time in.

It is pretty slick with its editing and is very entertaining, in the fact that it presents lots of facts on the man and really tells a comprehensive story of the man's life, starting with his parents and ending with his death.

The choice of music was great, as it was Jazz from that time period, so it really helps to give the impression of the time.

Well worth a watch, if you like documentaries and well worth a watch if you are interested, in Al Capone.