The Vice Guide to Travel

Name: The Vice Guide to Travel
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2006-10-03
Rating: 7.7
Cast: Thomas Morton, Shane Smith, Sarah Harris

TV Series
2006–
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7.7/10

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The show follows Vice employees as they travel to dangerous, weird, and offbeat locations throughout the globe.The show follows Vice employees as they travel to dangerous, weird, and offbeat locations throughout the globe.The show follows Vice employees as they travel to dangerous, weird, and offbeat locations throughout the globe.

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IMDb RATING

7.7/10

309

YOUR RATING

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Thomas Morton

Self…

Shane Smith

Self - Host

Sarah Harris

Self - Vice News Correspondent

Myles Estey

Self - Journalist

General Butt Naked

Self

General Rambo

Self - Liberian Warlord

Bin Laden

Self - Liberian Warlord

Imanoel Nagbe

Self - Liberian Journalist

Sitavva

Self - Former Prostitute

Sudhir

Self

Suma

Self - Prostitute

Mala

Self - Prostitute

Belavva

Self - Prostitute

Somashekar

Self - Interpreter

G. Sriramappa

Anitha

Self - Brothel Owner

Ryan Duffy

Self

Rocco Castoro

Self

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Trivia
The Beirut segment was a mistake according to Shane Smith (Co-founder of Vice). It was intended to be a 'Skating with the Hezbollah' documentary, but when they got there, they found the skate park had been blown up. They spoke with people to find out what happened and stumbled upon head of the Al Aqsa Martyrs brigade.

Quotes
Trace Crutchfield: [at the Favela's Balie Funk] The drug-dealers are throwing a party! It's UNBELIEVABLE!

Soundtracks
Catsong
Performed by Damien Done.
Produced by James Paul Wisner.
Written by Damien Moyal.

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9/10

Great Independent Journalism

Almost all of the Vice Guide series I've seen have been fantastic. They talk to real people and come from a different perspective than televised news. Most of the episodes are eye-opening and have given me a greater understanding of how unfortunate and intriguing the lives of other people are everyday.

They travel absolutely everywhere. Lebanon, Russia, North Korea, Mexico, Liberia, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Bulgaria, Paraguay, The Philippines, and Israel.

My personal favorites are The Vice Guide to North Korea, Mecca Diaries, Filipino Feed Lot, and The Vice Guide to Liberia.

Highly recommended.