Just found this documentary today and its really good, now i've been searching for the last few hours about a documentary of this caliber but couldn't find anything, Its about the last two Jews in Kabul, one is a black magic sorcerer and the other is a wine maker/seller (Yes, a wine maker/seller in Afghanistan). The banter, the lying, the trickery and its really funny in general. You just don't know who's telling the truth and who lies. Very interesting characters too. I swear there's a scene in the documentary that i think is a trick of the other guy like sending a random dude to pretend as your enemy's son kind of shit. Or writing a fake letter asking for his sister's bank account. Its one of the best documentaries i had ever watched.

I like these kind of Raw documentaries where you the viewer will come to your own conclusions rather than it being fed to you. Any recommendations? preferably a funny one with lies and deceit with interesting characters.

Hello all.

I am looking for two documentaries, both are from around the 90's. I've struggled to find clips, and i only vaguely remember a few scenes from each.

The first one was a 90's documentary featuring African elephants. There was a scene in this one where a baby elephant gets lost in a herd of buffalo, and is crying in distress. The mother(or one of the females from the herd) has enough, and charges into the pack and parts them like a sea to get to the baby. One unfortunate buffalo gets Yeeted int the air by a single trunk strike from this female elephant.(I;ve been dying to show this specific scene to my co-worker, to show them just how strong an elephant is with its trunk only)

The Second one was also a 90's piece, and it appeared during Big Cat week sometime in the 90's.(sorry my memory is bad, i wish i could remember more) This particular documentary is based or focused on tigers. The key things i can recall of this one was that it starts out in Siberia. At some point it shows a tiger hunting/killing a snake, a cobra if I'm not mistaken? and towards the end, it also shows another tiger hunting/killing a buffalo.

I would really like to find these two specific documentaries, but am open to any suggestions that can depict or show simmilar scenarios. TY in advance for reading, and any suggestions!

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