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Deliver Us from Evil
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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Sound and Fury
This 2000 documentary film explores the differing perspectives of two American families raising young deaf children. The central conflict revolves around the decision of whether or not to pursue cochlear implants – surgically implanted devices intended to enhance hearing. This…
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The Salt of the Earth
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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The Living Desert
Documentary
This documentary explores the surprisingly lively world of the desert, challenging the idea that it's a lifeless place. It reveals fascinating natural events like rocks moving in patterns, mud pots erupting with lava-like flows, and unusual flowers thriving in the…
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All the Beauty and the Bloodshed
Documentary
This film explores the life of Nan Goldin, the acclaimed artist and activist, using her iconic slideshows, personal interviews, and influential photography. It also features previously unseen footage documenting her determined efforts to challenge the Sackler family's role in the…
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Four Daughters
Documentary, Drama
Olfa, a Tunisian mother of four, navigates life between hope and hardship. When two of her daughters vanish, filmmaker Kaouther Ben Hania creates an innovative cinematic experience. She casts actresses to portray the missing girls, offering a glimpse into Olfa's…
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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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Burma VJ: Reporting from a Closed Country
Documentary
Acclaimed filmmaker Anders Østergaard offers an intimate look at the video journalists risking everything to report from Burma. Facing potential torture and imprisonment, these brave young people embody the core of journalism by relentlessly providing news from a country tightly…
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Bobi Wine: The People's President
Documentary
With a very young population and an authoritarian government, Uganda is ripe for change. Musician and Member of Parliament Bobi Wine and his wife Barbie Kyagulanyi are leading the charge. Bobi's presidential campaign ignites hope among the country's youth, who…
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If a Tree Falls: A Story of the Earth Liberation Front
Documentary, Crime, History
Filmmaker Marshall Curry examines the Earth Liberation Front, a radical group dedicated to disrupting facilities linked to deforestation. The film also profiles Daniel McGowan, an Oregon ELF member who faced terrorism charges due to his activism with the organization.
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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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Waco: The Rules of Engagement
Documentary
This documentary examines the Waco siege, one of the most tragic confrontations between law enforcement and a religious group in recent history. Using archival footage and recorded conversations, the film explores the events leading to April 19, 1993. It analyzes…
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One Day in September
Documentary, History
This documentary recounts the tragic 1972 Munich Olympics Massacre, using archival footage and interviews. It details the abduction of Israeli athletes by Palestinian terrorists, highlighting the insufficient police response and the denial of Israeli aid. The film also examines Israel's…
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Tell the Truth and Run: George Seldes and the American Press
This documentary explores the 80-year career of journalist George Seldes, focusing on his interactions with Lenin and J. Edgar Hoover, his persistent fight against censorship and powerful interests like the tobacco lobby, and his eventual blacklisting. Featuring interviews with Ben…
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LaLee's Kin: The Legacy of Cotton
"LaLee's Kin" is a poignant documentary that reveals the severe poverty affecting an African-American family and their Mississippi Delta school district. The film intimately follows LaLee Wallace, a great-grandmother battling hardship, and Reggie Barnes, the superintendent of the struggling West…
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Why We Fight: The Battle of Russia
Documentary, War
The fifth film in Frank Capra's 'Why We Fight' series examines the complicated relationship and conflict between the Soviet Union and Germany during World War II. The movie explores the forces behind this major struggle and the strategies used by…
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Hale County This Morning, This Evening
Documentary
This film presents a series of intimate glimpses into the lives of people within a community, offering a deeply felt impression of the Historic South. It explores both the beauty of life there and the impact of racial structures, while…
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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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How to Survive a Plague
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 Invisible War
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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The Square
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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Chile: Hasta Cuando?
David Bradbury's three-month visit to Chile in 1985 documents the harsh reality of the Pinochet military dictatorship. The footage portrays a nation deeply divided by conflict and political turmoil, where the military routinely intimidated civilians. Indiscriminate arrests, murder, torture, and…
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Complaints of a Dutiful Daughter
This Academy Award-nominated film transforms a deeply personal story into something universally relatable, blending insightful observations with humor. It follows Deborah Hoffmann as she navigates her mother’s progression through Alzheimer's disease, exploring the enduring bond between mother and daughter, and…
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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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