It's also tastes and smells.

All the sights and the smells and the tastes

It's covered wi' growin' things as smells sweet.

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There are a number of small factories processing soap, perfume and alcohol.

There is rubble and the gut wrenching smell of decaying corpses.

The film mixed footage of European scenes with scenes filmed on a Hollywood back lot.

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There are great scenes maybe not the most amazing dramatic scenes in the history of time, but pretty great scenes.

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There are only 3 scenes left to film.

CF filming. Then, there's night filming 3 scenes.

The Hynkel stadium.

Stay tuned for more coverage from Egypt. This post is part of our special coverage of Egypt Protests 2011.

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We are in the sights and in the right direction, yes

Just an extraordinary, terrifying scene.

50 million plus views on YouTube.

Following is a behind the scenes explanation of how the project started and highlights of the documentary such as footage from North Korea and a wedding in Kosovo.

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Think Ben Hur, the very famous chariot race scenes.

I'm a stunt coordinator. And as well as perform stunts

Two stunt guys doing what I consider to be a rather benign stunt.

And pretty soon we were seeing sights like this.

49,000 acres of nothing but scenery and statues.

Many of those who turned up at the protest were wearing costumes and some brought their young children along.

Now, real sex, in contrast, is courtship, touching, being touched, smells, pheromones, emotional connection, interaction with a real person.

Changes in the balance of power and the dynamism of international relations often mutate unforeseeably into chaotic scenes of tense contradiction and conflict.

Soon, footage of protesters being gunned down, appears on YouTube.

The clip had a mixed reception due to scenes of domestic violence.

I was screening the opening segment of Ingmar Bergman's The Seventh Seal.

You'll see scenes like this all over the island.

Scenes like these didn't surprise us much... and almost every single Egyptian knew either directly or indirectly, someone who was tortured, humiliated or even disappeared from the face of Earth... ...vanished, if we put it in old wise words.

We've got 800 people in Tehran who watch TEDTalks.

Everybody now considers themselves a creator, and not just a viewer.

No, I didn't see much of the war.

The square now looks like a typical bustling Cairo scene.

Similar scenes occurred over the following few years.

The show offered viewers a behind the scenes look into the production of the movie.