348 Documentaries Spanning History, Culture, and Human Experience

Amy

2015 • 128 min • Box office $23M

Documentary, Music

This documentary chronicles the life of Amy Winehouse, a supremely gifted singer whose career was tragically cut short. It follows her journey from adolescence, where her vocal talent was evident, through her rise to fame and subsequent struggles with alcohol…

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Marley

2012 • 144 min • Box office $3M

Music, Documentary

Bob Marley's extraordinary influence on music, history, and social change is unlike anything seen before. Directed by Academy Award winner Kevin Macdonald (The Last King of Scotland), MARLEY is the complete story of the musician, revolutionary, and icon, following his…

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Thinking XXX

2004 • 58 min

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Photographer Timothy Greenfield-Sanders photographed 30 adult film stars, capturing each performer in two poses: clothed and nude. This film documents those shoots, featuring interviews with the performers and commentary from eight writers, including John Waters. The actors and writers discuss…

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Zeitgeist: Moving Forward

2011 • 161 min

Documentary

This film presents an argument for a fundamental shift away from the current global economic system. It focuses on the essential, practical needs for human and societal survival, looking beyond cultural differences and established beliefs. The film explores how these…

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Africa Uncensored

1971 • 95 min

This documentary film offers a compelling look at the unique and often mysterious rituals practiced by indigenous communities in Africa.

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Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond

2017 • 93 min

Documentary, Drama, Comedy

Documentarian Chris Smith offers an intimate look at Jim Carrey's process for embodying the eccentric comedian Andy Kaufman while filming the movie *Man on the Moon*.

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Aliens of the Deep

2005 • 95 min

Documentary

Director James Cameron collaborates with NASA scientists on an expedition to the Mid-Ocean Ridge. This underwater mountain range encircles the globe and supports extraordinary life.

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Unacknowledged

2017 • 100 min

Documentary, Mystery, Fantasy

Dr. Steven Greer reveals previously undisclosed evidence suggesting contact with extraterrestrial beings. This includes firsthand accounts, declassified documents, and UFO footage. The film also examines the repercussions of maintaining strict secrecy surrounding this information.

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9/11

2002 • 128 min

This documentary recounts the events of September 11, 2001, from the perspective of two French filmmakers who were on location to film a movie about a new firefighter in New York City. Their film unexpectedly captured the unfolding tragedy that…

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Koyaanisqatsi

1983 • 86 min • Budget $600K • Box office $3M

Documentary, Music

The film takes viewers on a visual journey across the United States, examining how modern technology is changing humanity and the environment. Without dialogue or narration, the movie uses striking visuals and a powerful musical score by Philip Glass to…

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Deliver Us from Evil

2006 • 101 min • Box office $201K

Crime, Documentary

Documentary filmmaker Amy Berg examines the life of Father Oliver O'Grady, a 30-year-old pedophile. The film reveals the corruption within the Catholic Church that enabled his abuse of numerous children. Through victims' accounts and a revealing interview with O'Grady himself,…

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49 Up

2006 • 135 min • Box office $238K

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"49 Up" is the seventh film in a series that began 42 years ago. Inspired by the idea that early childhood shapes a person's life, the original documentary interviewed a group of seven-year-old children from across England about their lives…

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The Human Scale

2012 • 83 min

Half the world's population now lives in cities, and that number is projected to reach 80% by 2050. While urban life offers excitement, it also presents challenges like dwindling oil supplies, climate change, isolation, and health problems linked to modern…

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Shoah

1985 • 566 min • Box office $20K

Documentary, History

Claude Lanzmann’s powerful documentary explores the Holocaust through firsthand accounts. The film features over a decade of interviews with survivors, bystanders, and perpetrators, categorized into three groups. These personal stories offer intimate insights into life at the Chelmno and Auschwitz…

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The Brothers Warner

2008 • 94 min

This is an intimate look at the lives of Harry, Albert, Sam, and Jack – four filmmakers who overcame hardship and personal loss to build a significant film studio committed to social responsibility.

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The Armstrong Lie

2013 • 124 min • Box office $383K

Documentary

In 2009, Alex Gibney began filming a documentary about Lance Armstrong's return to cycling. The film was paused when the doping scandal broke, and resumed after Armstrong admitted to doping. *The Armstrong Lie*, starting in 2013, offers a compelling, behind-the-scenes…

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21 Up

1977 • 100 min

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Director Michael Apted continues his documentary series, revisiting the lives of the original "Seven Up!" Subjects. Seven years have passed since their last appearance. Now teenagers, they grapple with new experiences, and Apted explores how they view their lives changing.…

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The Farthest

2018 • 121 min

Documentary

This film explores the stories of the individuals and events that shaped NASA's Voyager mission, a landmark achievement in space exploration.

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28 Up

1984 • 136 min

Documentary

Michael Apted’s documentary series explores people at a crucial moment in their lives, as they question whether they’ve achieved what they wanted and truly belong. Two years before they turn 30, these participants face the realities of adulthood and examine…

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35 Up

1991 • 116 min

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Director Michael Apted returns to his acclaimed documentary series, following the lives of a group of British subjects for over forty years. Seven years after the last filming, the documentary revisits these individuals as they openly discuss how their lives…

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The Salt of the Earth

2014 • 110 min • Box office $1M

Documentary

For forty years, photographer Sebastião Salgado has journeyed across the globe, documenting humanity's evolving story. He has captured pivotal moments in recent history – conflicts, famines, and migrations. Now, he turns his lens to untouched landscapes, showcasing wild animals, plants,…

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42 Up

1999 • 133 min • Box office $300K

Documentary

Director Michael Apted continues his long-running documentary series, revisiting the same group of British people he first filmed as children. This film updates their stories after a seven-year interval, with participants sharing intimate accounts of their successes, challenges, and how…

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Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain

2013 • 74 min • Box office $32M

Comedy, Documentary

This film recreates the lively atmosphere of Hart's 2012 "Let Me Explain" concert tour. The tour traveled to ten countries and eighty cities, selling over $32 million worth of tickets.

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Pumping Iron

1977 • 86 min • Budget $1M

Documentary

In 1975, the film follows bodybuilders as they undergo rigorous training to compete for the top titles of Mr. Olympia and Mr. Universe. It centers on Arnold Schwarzenegger, a five-time champion, who fights to retain his title against strong rivals…

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Glee: The Concert Movie

2011 • 84 min • Budget $9M • Box office $18M

Music, Documentary, Family

This documentary follows the Glee Live! In Concert! Summer 2011 tour, capturing musical performances alongside stories from fans about the show's impact on their lives.

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Matt Shepard Is a Friend of Mine

2014 • 89 min

History, Documentary

This film offers a personal look at Matthew Shepard, the young gay man who was murdered in a highly publicized hate crime. It’s a story about grief, affection, and bravery experienced during an unimaginable event.

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Before the Flood

2016 • 93 min

Documentary

This film examines the impact of climate change on the world's environment and explores potential solutions for protecting endangered species, ecosystems, and indigenous communities globally.

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Cave of Forgotten Dreams

2010 • 90 min • Box office $6M

Documentary

Filmmaker Werner Herzog receives rare permission to film within the Chauvet caves of southern France. His camera documents the world's oldest known cave paintings, offering a breathtaking look at early human artistry in their original environment.

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Life Cycles

2010 • 47 min

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Life Cycles is a visually stunning documentary that follows the life of the mountain bike, from its manufacture to its end. Using Ultra HD, the film explores the culture surrounding mountain biking through breathtaking natural landscapes. We witness riders navigating…

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Tower

2016 • 82 min • Box office $101K

Animation, Crime, Documentary

Tower uses archival footage and rotoscopic animation to tell the untold stories of those who witnessed, helped, or survived America's first mass school shooting. It shows how a terrible event sparked courage and compassion in many people.

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TPB AFK: The Pirate Bay - Away from Keyboard

2013 • 82 min • Box office $34K

Documentary, Crime

TPB AFK is a documentary about three computer enthusiasts who revolutionized media sharing with their website, The Pirate Bay. The film explores how Tiamo, a beer-loving hardware expert; Brokep, an environmentally conscious activist; and Anakata, a paranoid hacker with libertarian…

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Spam: The Documentary

2006 • 43 min

Spam - The Documentary offers a funny and informative exploration of spam's worldwide phenomenon – a deeply irritating and damaging creation of the 20th century that affects everyone.

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Louis Theroux: America's Most Hated Family in Crisis

2011 • 60 min

Documentary, TV Movie

Louis Theroux revisits the Westboro Baptist Church in Topeka, Kansas, following up his 2007 documentary. He spends a week with the Phelps family, observing their provocative protests and anti-gay demonstrations. This time, however, four years later, the church shows signs…

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Oceans

2010 • 84 min • Box office $19M

Documentary, Family

This ecological drama/documentary follows a global journey. It blends elements of a thriller with a thoughtful look at the disappearing beauty of underwater ecosystems.

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Only the Dead

2015 • 78 min

Documentary

This film follows journalist Michael Ware's seven-year experience reporting the Iraq War. We see the war through his eyes as he covers the complexities of this major conflict. The movie explores how the war affects both those who report on…

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Seduced and Abandoned

2013 • 100 min

Documentary

Alec Baldwin and director James Toback navigate the challenges of securing funding for their new movie in this often funny and revealing look at the film industry. The pair experience the roles of director, financier, and actor as they journey…

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Child of Rage

1992 • 94 min

A priest and his wife adopt a brother and sister. The girl, however, experiences violent outbursts of anger. They seek professional help to understand the cause of her behavior.

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Back Home

2006 • 72 min

This is a true story depicting the 1994 genocide in Rwanda. The film is directed by J.B. Rutagarama, who himself survived the horrific events.

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POM Wonderful Presents: The Greatest Movie Ever Sold

2011 • 87 min • Box office $621K

Comedy, Documentary

This documentary explores the world of branding, advertising, and product placement. It is financed and produced with the support of brands, advertising agencies, and product placement companies.

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Senna

2010 • 106 min • Box office $8M

Documentary

"Senna" is a documentary that follows the life of Brazilian racing driver Ayrton Senna, examining his physical and personal journey as he pursued perfection in Formula 1. The film covers his career from his debut in 1984 to his tragic…

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As We Forgive

2008 • 53 min

"As We Forgive" documents Rosaria and Chantal, two Rwandan women who confront the men responsible for murdering their families during the 1994 genocide. The film explores the nation's struggle with the immense grief stemming from the genocide, which killed approximately…

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Food, Inc.

2008 • 94 min • Budget $1M • Box office $4M

Documentary

Documentary filmmaker Robert Kenner explores how large corporations now control every part of the American food system, from farming to restaurants and supermarkets. Narrated by Eric Schlosser, the film includes interviews with ordinary Americans about what they eat, insights from…

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Die grüne Lüge

2018 • 97 min

We're told we can save the planet simply by buying eco-friendly products – electric cars, sustainable food, fair trade goods. But is this really true? In his new documentary, Werner Boote and environmental expert Kathrin Hartmann expose this popular but…

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The Corporation

2003 • 145 min • Box office $4M

Documentary

Following a late 18th-century legal ruling that established corporations as legal persons, they have become a powerful force in global economics, politics, and society. This film offers a psychological exploration of this corporate "person" through various real-world examples. The analysis…

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Super Size Me

2004 • 100 min • Budget $65K • Box office $28M

Documentary

For 30 days, Morgan Spurlock eats nothing but McDonald's – three meals a day, no exercise – to investigate the link between fast food and America's rising rates of obesity. He undergoes regular medical check-ups with three doctors, documenting his…

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MOVE; A Documentary

2004 • 56 min

This documentary chronicles the struggles of the Move Organization and the harsh repercussions they faced. It details the repression they endured at the hands of the Philadelphia police and the American justice system, highlighting the impact of racist policies.

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The Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat

1896 • 1 min

People wait on the platform of a train station in La Ciotat. A train approaches and stops. Passengers disembark and embark. Legend claims that audiences at the film’s first showing fled in terror, believing they would be run over by…

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Pump

2014 • 88 min

PUMP is a documentary exploring America’s dependence on oil, tracing its history from corporate origins to its current dominance. It offers a straightforward explanation of how we can overcome this reliance and gain fuel choice. Our exclusive use of oil…

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The Central Park Five

2012 • 119 min • Box office $273K

Documentary

In 1989, five Black and Latino teenagers from Harlem were arrested and convicted of raping a white woman in New York City's Central Park. They served six to thirteen years in prison before a serial rapist confessed to the crime,…

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Web

2013 • 83 min

"Web" is a thoughtful film exploring technology, connection, and the internet. For ten months, director Michael Kleiman lived with families in remote villages in the Peruvian Andes and Amazon, documenting their initial experiences with computers and the internet through the…

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How to Make Money Selling Drugs

2012 • 96 min

Documentary

This film presents ten straightforward steps for making money in the drug trade. It includes interviews with drug dealers, prison staff, and those who lobby for stricter drug laws, presenting their perspectives on the issue.

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I Am Another You

2017 • 80 min

Chinese director Nanfu Wang follows a young person who actively avoids societal norms and lives on the streets. The film examines the concept of personal freedom and the boundaries that define it, as seen through the character's experiences.

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More Than Honey

2012 • 90 min

Documentary

Academy Award-nominated director Markus Imhoof (of "The Boat Is Full") presents a sweeping, visually stunning look at endangered honeybees. The film travels the world – from California to Switzerland, China, and Australia – offering the most comprehensive exploration of this…

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Murder on a Sunday Morning

2001 • 111 min

Crime, Documentary

This 2001 French documentary chronicles the murder trial of a 15-year-old Black teen in Jacksonville, Florida. The film won the 2002 Academy Award for Best Documentary.

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Murder Rap: Inside the Biggie and Tupac Murders

2015 • 113 min

The murders of Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls, two of America's most infamous unsolved crimes, have fueled endless investigation, speculation, and conspiracy theories. "Murder Rap: Inside the Biggie and Tupac Murders" reveals the definitive story behind these sensational cases. Drawing…

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WikiRebels

2010 • 58 min

WikiRebels explores the formative years of Julian Assange and his subsequent creation of an organization enabling anonymous information sharing from whistleblowers. Assange aims to expose injustice, exemplified by the leaked film "Collateral Murder." The documentary showcases other releases from WikiLeaks…

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5 Broken Cameras

2011 • 90 min • Box office $108K

War, Documentary

Five broken cameras hold powerful stories. These cameras, found among the damaged remains of digital technology, reveal the experiences of Emad Burnat, a Palestinian farmer from the village of Bil’in. Bil’in became known for its peaceful resistance against the Israeli…

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The Matrix Revisited

2001 • 123 min

Documentary

This film explores the making of the 1999 science fiction movie *The Matrix*.

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Fat, Sick & Nearly Dead

2010 • 97 min

Documentary

Joe Cross, weighing 100 pounds more than he should, is battling a severe autoimmune disease while taking steroids. He feels hopeless, seeing himself as a 310-pound man with a grim future. FAT, SICK & NEARLY DEAD is an inspiring film…

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Daniel's World

2015 • 75 min

Daniel is a young student and writer who openly embraces his homosexuality and affection for a boy. He has never harmed a child. The film explores the inner lives of people with pedophilia, focusing on Daniel and the Czech community.…

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Capturing the Friedmans

2003 • 107 min • Box office $4M

Documentary, Crime

This Oscar-nominated documentary examines the devastating story of a middle-class American family fractured by accusations of child sexual abuse against the father, Arnold, and son, Jesse. Director Jarecki interviews individuals connected to the case, exploring the question of whether their…

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The Look of Silence

2014 • 100 min • Box office $332K

History, Documentary

A man who works as an optician confronts the brutal Indonesian mass killings of 1965-1966, a period that saw the death of his own brother.

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Chasing Ice

2012 • 74 min • Box office $1M

Documentary

National Geographic photographer James Balog sought to capture climate change with his camera, focusing on ice. His subsequent cover story on glaciers became the magazine's most popular in the past five years. This project, however, was just the start of…

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Stories We Tell

2012 • 109 min

Documentary

Sarah Polley, a Canadian actress and filmmaker, explores hidden aspects of her mother's past. She interviews family and friends, but their accounts differ depending on their connection to the events. This creates a series of unanswered questions, as memory is…

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Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist

2018 • 78 min

This is the compelling story of Vivienne Westwood, the groundbreaking fashion designer who fiercely defends her brand's values, her artistic vision, and her enduring impact.

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Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father

2008 • 93 min

Documentary, Crime

In 2001, medical resident Andrew Bagby is murdered shortly after ending his relationship with his girlfriend. Later, when she reveals she is pregnant, Andrew’s close friend Kurt Kuenne creates this film as a gift for the child.

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Salt

2009 • 28 min

SALT follows acclaimed photographer Murray Fredericks as he undertakes his yearly solitary trip to the heart of Lake Eyre in remote South Australia. The film explores the artist’s personal journey, his creative process, and the stark beauty of the landscape.…

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The Human Experiment

2013 • 91 min

This documentary examines the possible risks posed by harmful chemicals found in everyday items and the increasing number of unexplained health issues people are experiencing.

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Lake of Fire

2006 • 152 min • Box office $25

Documentary

This film examines the evolution of the abortion rights debate in the United States over the past 15 years.

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Jodorowsky's Dune

2013 • 87 min • Box office $662K

Documentary

In 1974, Chilean-French director Alejandro Jodorowsky attempted to adapt Frank Herbert's acclaimed 1969 novel, *Dune*, into a film. After two years and a significant investment, the ambitious project ultimately failed. However, the artists Jodorowsky assembled for the film went on…

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Deep Web

2015 • 89 min

Documentary

Deep Web offers an inside look at one of the most significant digital crime stories of the decade: the arrest of Ross William Ulbricht, the 30-year-old entrepreneur convicted of being "Dread Pirate Roberts," the creator and operator of the online…

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Are All Men Pedophiles?

2013 • 70 min

The film examines a society with conflicting attitudes towards children, simultaneously condemning child sexual abuse while also contributing to the sexualization of young girls. It explores the various dangers children endure and reveals the widespread violation of children's rights by…

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Morisot - The Heart is a Rebel

2018 • 70 min

This documentary explores the life of Berthe Morisot, a pioneering woman who was one of the original founders of Impressionism. Despite facing significant obstacles throughout her life, she achieved her ambitions. Yet, in her final years, Morisot claimed to have…

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Woodstock

1970 • 225 min • Budget $600K • Box office $50M

Documentary, History, Music

This film offers a detailed look at the legendary Woodstock Music & Art Festival in Bethel, New York, in August 1969. With rare access to those involved and extensive concert footage, it shows the excitement and difficulties experienced by the…

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Bruce Lee: The Lost Interview

1971 • 30 min

The Internet Archive has released Bruce Lee’s sole surviving television interview, filmed in 1971. The martial arts icon, famous for films like ENTER THE DRAGON, gives his only English-language interview. Recorded shortly after the release of his first film, THE…

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Human Flow

2017 • 140 min

Documentary

Over 65 million people worldwide have been displaced by famine, climate change, and war – the largest displacement since World War II. Filmmaker Ai Weiwei explores the immense scale of this refugee crisis and its deeply personal effect on individuals.…

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Hidden Colors

2011 • 109 min

This film explores why the histories of African and Indigenous peoples have been largely excluded from traditional narratives. It examines topics such as the original depiction of Christ, the history of the Moors, the earliest inhabitants of Asia, powerful West…

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13th

2016 • 100 min

Documentary

This film examines the American prison system, revealing how it reflects the country's ongoing history of racial inequality.

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This Is It

2009 • 111 min • Budget $60M • Box office $261M

Music, Documentary

This film features interviews, rehearsal footage, and behind-the-scenes glimpses of Michael Jackson as he prepared for his highly anticipated, sold-out concert series in London.

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Let the Fire Burn

2013 • 95 min

Jason Osder recounts the events that led to and unfolded during the 1985 confrontation between the radical African-American group MOVE and Philadelphia police. The intense clash resulted in eleven deaths and widespread destruction within a neighborhood.

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Dark Girls

2011 • 71 min

This documentary examines ingrained prejudices and perspectives related to skin color, with a specific focus on dark-skinned women, both within and outside of the Black American community.

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Blackfish

2013 • 83 min • Box office $2M

Documentary

Blackfish examines the troubling effects of keeping highly intelligent and emotional animals like killer whales in captivity. The documentary focuses on Tilikum, a notorious orca who has been involved in the deaths of three people, including a trainer. It reveals…

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Counterpunch

2017 • 91 min • Budget $1M

Documentary

With boxing losing its spotlight, three fighters – each at a different point in their careers – make difficult choices to chase their ambition of becoming champions.

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Mama Africa

2011 • 92 min

Miriam Makeba was a pioneering African musician who achieved international fame while staying true to her South African heritage. Forced into exile in 1959, she performed for John F. Kennedy and alongside artists like Harry Belafonte and Nina Simone. Her…

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For the Bible Tells Me So

2007 • 98 min • Box office $312K

Documentary

This film examines the complex relationship between faith and LGBTQ+ identity in America, focusing on how certain interpretations of the Bible have been used by some religious groups to negatively portray and marginalize gay people.

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More Business of Being Born

2011 • 282 min

Ricki Lake and Abby Epstein, the creators of the acclaimed documentary 'The Business of Being Born,' return with a new four-part DVD series. The series continues their examination of today's maternity care, covering various birthing choices and including stories from…

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The Mystery of the Sphinx

1993 • 104 min

Charlton Heston hosts this documentary which considers the theory that the Sphinx could be significantly older than traditionally believed. John Anthony West investigates whether water erosion patterns on the Sphinx suggest an age of 10,000 years. The film also explores…

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Sicko

2007 • 123 min • Budget $9M • Box office $24M

Documentary, Comedy, Drama

This documentary exposes the profit-driven flaws within the U.S. Healthcare system, revealing how financial gain is prioritized over patient well-being. The core business model of American healthcare providers relies on denying coverage to maximize profits: "The more people you deny…

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Catfish

2010 • 87 min • Budget $30K • Box office $3M

Documentary

Nev, a 24-year-old photographer in New York, is surprised when an eight-year-old girl from rural Michigan, Abby, contacts him on Facebook to ask for permission to paint one of his photos. After receiving her impressive artwork, Nev develops a friendship…

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Jackass 3.5

2011 • 85 min

Comedy, Documentary, Action

Johnny Knoxville, known for 'Jackass,' is releasing previously unseen footage from the making of 'Jackass 3D.' The collection features unused stunts, tricks, antics, and general mayhem filmed during production, alongside funny outtakes that didn't make the final movie.

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The House I Live In

2012 • 110 min • Box office $210K

Documentary

For the last four decades, the War on Drugs has led to 45 million arrests, turning the United States into the world's leading jailer and devastating communities both domestically and internationally. Despite this, drugs are now cheaper, purer, and more…

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LA 92

2017 • 114 min

History, Documentary

Twenty-five years after the acquittal of officers involved in the Rodney King beating ignited widespread protests, violence, and looting in Los Angeles, *LA 92* uses powerful, previously unseen archival footage to transport audiences back to that turbulent time.

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Minecraft: The Story of Mojang

2012 • 104 min • Budget $210K

Documentary

Minecraft: The Story of Mojang documents the first year of the company's rapid rise to global prominence, as its game captivated millions of players worldwide. Through perspectives from industry leaders, journalists, influential figures, and dedicated fans, the film captures a…

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The Imposter

2012 • 99 min • Box office $898K

Documentary, Mystery, Crime

In 1994, a 13-year-old boy vanished from his home in San Antonio, Texas. Three and a half years later, he's discovered alive in a Spanish village, recounting a harrowing tale of kidnapping and torture. His family rejoices at his return.…

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Fire at Sea

2016 • 114 min

Documentary

The film documents life on Lampedusa, an Italian island directly impacted by the European migrant crisis.

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The Invisible War

2012 • 93 min • Box office $66K

Documentary, War, Crime

This documentary is a powerful investigation into the widespread issue of sexual assault within the U.S. Military. It examines the systems that enable and conceal these crimes, and explores the devastating impact on individuals and society as a whole.

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How to Survive a Plague

2012 • 109 min • Box office $122K

Documentary, History

This is the story of two activist groups, ACT UP and TAG, who revolutionized the fight against AIDS. Through innovative activism, they transformed a deadly disease into something manageable. Without medical backgrounds, these determined individuals challenged the pharmaceutical industry, helping…

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The Square

2013 • 88 min

Documentary, Drama, History

*The Square* examines the daily struggles of Egyptians striving to establish a new democracy. The film centers on Cairo's Tahrir Square, following several young activists who believe the fight for democracy truly began after Hosni Mubarak's ouster. Driven by their…

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Looking for Richard

1996 • 112 min • Box office $1M

Documentary

Academy Award winner Al Pacino explores why William Shakespeare's "Richard III" remains so relevant today. In a series of interviews and detailed analysis of the play, Pacino reveals the enduring themes that connect it to modern audiences. This journey through…

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Bettie Page Reveals All

2013 • 101 min

Documentary

Bettie Page, the iconic pin-up model and cultural icon, shares her perspective on how her unapologetic self-expression challenged government censorship and contributed to America's sexual revolution. Disturbed by the 2006 HBO film *The Notorious Bettie Page*, she offered her account…

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