Throughout the film, we gain an appreciation of Borneo's awe-inspiring environment. There are over 30 million species of insects that populate these rainforests from pit vipers to centipedes to exotic spiders. Some of them are venomous and deadly, but all of them are wondrous to observe in their natural habitat. But much of this majestic vegetation is disappearing. Borneo supplies half of the world's timber supply, and this commodity makes it prime real estate for corporate interests who don't hesitate to employ Mafioso-like tactics to attain their prize. "Borneo Death Blow" is a beautifully observant documentary that's obviously been produced with tremendous patience and an unwavering dedication to its subject. Directed by: Raphael Treza