History Channel’s “Inside the Mind of a Suicide Bomber” is a well conception out conception, exploring the human fascination with what we construe as wrong or unpleasant. The term “suicide bomber” has an apocalyptic and frightful sound to it, and getting inside the mind of a suicide bomber sounds like a thrill journey.

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Well researched, the program covers all the aspects of suicide bombers – from the Japanese kamikaze to exhibit day extremists. Genuine choice of interviews and attempted explanation, the program tells us about the inside of a suicide bomber’s mind from the point of psychologists and researchers. Rare are the interviews with the fundamentalists that have lived to impart what went through their minds. A surviving Japanese kamikaze pilot was interviewed, although the ideology of the desperate Japanese Empire in the last throes of World War II can hardly be compared to evolved, different, drastic ideologies of today. Hence I found the kamikaze reference a bit out of set.

The program is a bit too short to screen such a spacious topic, and the better title would perhaps be “Overview of the Suicide Bombers”, as the novel title indicates a thorough analysis, which is sadly lacking in this documentary. Nonetheless, the program has some spacious footage and educational interviews, and is a superb segway for further research.
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