What's the most interesting documentary you've ever seen?
What's the most interesting documentary you've ever seen?
Ian Gonzalez
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Joshua Baker
Zeitgeist. Yeah its cheesy and alot of it is BS, but learning how the federal reserve actually works is mind-blowing and it makes sense why many presidents (Jefferson, Jackson, Kennedy) were completely opposed to it.
David Thompson
All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace
Chase Williams
This is the only answer and I came here to say this.
PS, did someone on Yea Forums recommend it for you? I bet that was me.
Luis Cruz
An inconvenient truth
Liam Walker
Joshua Perez
Cropsey
Landon Morris
My autobiography
Jaxon Anderson
Earthlings (2005) is existential nightmare kino
Mason Torres
Surveillance Camera Man
close second would have to be The Great Happiness Space
Lincoln Miller
Adam Curtis is a legend. The Century of Self is kino
Justin Torres
No I just found it surfing for torrents years ago and knew the poem so I downloaded it
Henry Morales
I'd also like to mention The Act of Seeing With One's Own Eyes
Lucas Williams
The Fog of War is pretty interesting. McNamara had a fascinating life. Also enjoyed Japan: A Story of Love and Hate.
Jaxon Fisher
Christian Fisher
babbys first redpill
Landon Brown
not most interesting, but most kino is Lessons of Darkness
Connor Collins
Empire of dust
Ayden Bailey
Ken Burns Vietnam War series is pure, unadulterated kino.
Robert Taylor
Terror at the Mall
Asher Torres
In the heart of darkness
American Movie
Matthew Fisher
that Osaka episode on that new Street Food docuseries on Netflix was 100% kino
Owen Price
If you liked that, you'll love this.
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Joshua Gray
Wolves of Chernobyl or WW2 in HD Colour
Sebastian Diaz
The Bridge, it’s about the golden gate bridge suicides over the course of a single year and they have interviews with the survivors and families of the deceased.
>being this low IQ
that film has been debunked a hundred times over, even atheists think it is stupid. None of the “myths” even come close to the story of Jesus, just some butt hurt atheist had to make up claims about other religions to fit his narrow-minded world view
Henry Gutierrez
Seconding both of these, Fog of War and Ken Burns' Vietnam are great companion pieces. While we're in the general geographical neighbourhood I'd also highly recommend The Act of Killing.
And finally if you want something comfy to wash the taste of blood out of your mouth, Encounters at the End of the World.
Adam Peterson
go back to leftypol with your insane ramblings
pinochet did nothing wrong
the reason the third world is so poor is because they're anti free market