dissel
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Documentaries worth Watching ?
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blitzkrieg811
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Hot Girls Wanted. It's a doc on the porn industry and how girls are brought in it and ruined by it. It really changes your perspective and makes you more aware of how exploitative the industry is.
https://www.pbs.org/video/the-farthest-voyager-in-space-qpbu4y/ Just watched on pbs. amazing documentary
Thanks.
Soufosale
Explorer
Everyone should watch "The Last Dance", the Micheal Jordan documentary on Netflix if you haven't already. It is worth watching even if you don't watch or know anything about basketball.
It is a bit biased and some critics are of the opinion that it idolizes Jordan too much. Even Jordan's own production company was involved in its making but with all it's faults, it is one of the most gripping, and motivational documentaries I've ever seen. The editing is superb and the sound tracks are absolute fire.
It is a bit biased and some critics are of the opinion that it idolizes Jordan too much. Even Jordan's own production company was involved in its making but with all it's faults, it is one of the most gripping, and motivational documentaries I've ever seen. The editing is superb and the sound tracks are absolute fire.
this one ? - https://www.newslaundry.com/2021/09/17/news18s-birthday-gift-to-modi-is-a-cinematic-lickspittle
this thread for documentaries, please don't suggest meme videos
raksrules
Oracle
Currently watching "Money Mafia" which is available on Discovery+. Very interesting documentary about scams happening in India. Just done with season 1, will see season 2 soon. People not having discovery+, you can sail the high seas.
Black_Hawk
Juggernaut
How to Rob a Bank - A brilliantly made documentary. The presentation, detailing and the way the (true) story is shown is nothing short of a thriller movie. Top tier direction went into this. Strongly recommended.
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Oracle
In 1987, scrap dealers from a village in Brazil come upon this very heavy item in a building. In reality a closed radiation therapy centre for cancer and they found the primary source of the radiation in a sealed container.
On taking it home the dealer realises it made his garage glow blue in the dark. Very enamored with this phenomenon they open the container to find the source of the glow.
Highly radioactive Caesium (137) Chloride used to radiate tumours. But they are enamored with this glowing powder and share it with friends and family. Nobody realises they are slowly contaminating the whole village with radioactive Caesium and killing themselves in the process.
They made a movie about the incident years ago. It's in Portuguese. Just skipping through you get a sense of how things developed.
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Oracle
Reposting this here since its a documentaryBeen waiting to catch this since it's debut in Toronto back in 2022.
8/10 The animation (main draw for me) is superb as is the suspenseful plot
Couldn't find it streaming anywhere and then discovered it on YT of all places
Definitely makes you think about the freedom we were born into and take for granted
Old one, but "The World at War" is recommended for WWII. Similarly, "The Great War" for WWI.
Ssreek
Herald
These?
Will check them out, thanks.
The second one is right, the first one is this.These?
Will check them out, thanks.
NASA: When We Left Earth (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1233514/), hands down the best documentary for the NASA space missions
Thax, I will try these too.These?
Will check them out, thanks.