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Documentary
To improve women's health, a machine for making affordable, biodegradable sanitary pads is introduced to a rural Indian village. Local women are trained to operate the machine, producing and selling the pads. This provides them with economic independence and helps…
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Knock Down the House
Documentary
In 2018, a young bartender from the Bronx, a coal miner’s daughter from West Virginia, a grieving mother in Nevada, and a registered nurse in Missouri join a growing group of outsider candidates running against established politicians. Lacking political experience…
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In the Court of the Crimson King: King Crimson at 50
The film examines the intense hardship and profound artistic achievement of King Crimson's current and former members. It offers a personal, and at times challenging, look at the musicians' lives as they grapple with mortality while navigating the pressures of…
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Luther: Never Too Much
Documentary, Music
Luther Vandross began his career as a backing singer for artists like David Bowie, Roberta Flack, and Bette Midler. His exceptional talent led to platinum records and critical recognition, yet he faced difficulties achieving wider mainstream success. Determined and persistent,…
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Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story
Documentary
Christopher Reeve became known worldwide as Superman in four films, showcasing his acting abilities in many other roles. In 1995, a serious horse-riding accident left him paralyzed from the neck down. Becoming a quadriplegic, Reeve transformed into a compelling leader…
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Metal: A Headbanger's Journey
Documentary, Music
This film explores the origins and defining characteristics of several prominent metal subgenres, including New Wave of British Heavy Metal, power metal, Nu metal, glam metal, thrash metal, black metal, and death metal. Using a visual family tree, the documentary…
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Food, Inc.
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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Hockeyland
In Minnesota's harsh North, hockey defines life. Throughout a season, two competing high schools—one rising to prominence, the other with a strong history—battle for a state championship. The boys, carrying their towns' hopes, navigate the challenges of being teenagers while…
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Totally Under Control
Documentary
This documentary examines the White House's inadequate response to the global pandemic and explores potential preventative measures. Through compelling testimony from public health experts and thorough investigative journalism, director Alex Gibney exposes a systemic breakdown resulting from a significant failure…
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Stranger at the Gate
Documentary
A US Marine undertakes a dangerous mission to orchestrate a terrorist attack on a peaceful, small-town mosque. As his plan unfolds, he unexpectedly connects with the mosque's community. This encounter leads him to question his orders and confront the humanity…
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Heaven is a Traffic Jam on the 405
Documentary
Mindy Alper, a gifted artist in her fifties, has spent her life managing depression and anxiety. At one point, these struggles made it impossible for her to speak. However, during this period of silence, her artistic talent blossomed. Her drawings…
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Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry
Documentary
This film chronicles the challenges faced by Ai Weiwei, the Chinese artist renowned for his provocative art and outspoken political views, between 2008 and 2011. It follows his ascent to international recognition through online platforms, culminating in his widely reported…
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5 Broken Cameras
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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Capturing the Friedmans
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 Atomic Cafe
Documentary, History
Following World War II and the U.S. Development of nuclear weapons, the government made propaganda films in the 1940s and 1950s to ease public anxiety. Combining factual information with speculation and stories, these films tried to assure Americans that the…
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Perfect Bid: The Contestant Who Knew Too Much
Documentary
Ted Slauson, a high school math teacher, has devoted himself to a unique hobby: meticulously tracking and memorizing prices from the game show *The Price is Right* since it began in 1972. His knowledge unexpectedly becomes public during a 2008…
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Titicut Follies
Documentary
This film offers a stark look inside Bridgewater State Prison, Massachusetts, a facility for the criminally insane. It documents disturbing events where inmates experience a range of treatments from the prison staff, including guards, social workers, and psychiatrists. The documentary-style…
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Memories of Origin: Hiroshi Sugimoto
This documentary chronicles 200 days in the life of Hiroshi Sugimoto, a prominent contemporary artist celebrated for his award-winning photographs that fetch millions at auction. The film documents locations from his Architecture series in southern France, his large-scale installation at…
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You Cannot Kill David Arquette
Documentary
David Arquette gained notoriety for a controversial championship win in the movie *Ready to Rumble*, earning him a reputation as unpopular in the wrestling world. Nearly two decades later, and after navigating personal and professional challenges including family issues and…
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Twenty Years Later
Documentary, History
In 1964, Eduardo Coutinho started filming in northeastern Brazil, unknowingly capturing the beginning of the military coup that would later interrupt his work. Returning in 1981, he resumed documenting the lives impacted by the coup and the following social changes.…
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When We Were Kings
Documentary, TV Movie, History
In 1974, at 32, Muhammad Ali challenges the reigning heavyweight champion George Foreman in the "Rumble in the Jungle," a highly anticipated fight with a $5 million purse for each boxer. Promoter Don King arranges the match, securing funding from…
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Sicko
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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Summer of Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised)
Music, Documentary, History
The summer of Woodstock also saw the Harlem Cultural Festival, where over 300,000 people gathered to celebrate African American music and culture, fostering Black pride and unity. Footage of this remarkable event remained hidden in storage for over 50 years,…
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The Queen of Versailles
The Queen of Versailles is an epic story about billionaires Jackie and David Siegel and their pursuit of the American dream. The film begins with the construction of their extravagant, 90,000-square-foot mansion, modeled after the Palace of Versailles. Fueled by…
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Tell Them Anything You Want: A Portrait of Maurice Sendak
This film offers a heartfelt exploration of Maurice Sendak, a beloved and often debated figure in children's literature. It provides an intimate look at the creator who uniquely connected with young readers through his distinctive stories and artwork.
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The Times of Harvey Milk
Documentary
The film tells the inspiring story of Harvey Milk, a human rights advocate who bravely fought for equality and representation. Facing prejudice as an openly gay man in a time of intolerance, Milk became a powerful voice for marginalized communities.…
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My Name Is Pauli Murray
Pauli Murray, a largely forgotten figure, was a pioneering lawyer whose ideas shaped the struggles for gender equality championed by Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the civil rights arguments of Thurgood Marshall. This film, featuring previously unseen footage and recordings, presents…
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Take Your Pills
Documentary
In today's demanding society, substances like Adderall promise those striving for peak performance – students, athletes, programmers, and more – the ability to achieve more, quicker, and with greater effectiveness. But the true price of that enhanced ability remains hidden.
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The Fog of War
Documentary, TV Movie, History
The Fog of War uses archival footage, recordings of government meetings, and an interview with 85-year-old Robert McNamara to chronicle his life. It follows his journey from a promising young military officer during World War II, to president of Ford…
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Fire of Love
Documentary
A passionate and perilous love story unfolds between Katia and Maurice Krafft, two adventurous French scientists, and their shared obsession: volcanoes. Their lives become inextricably linked to the fiery forces of nature, leading them on a relentless pursuit of scientific…
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