The 13 Best True Crime Documentaries You Can Stream on Netflix Right Now
True crime documentaries have become a cultural phenomenon. There’s something unsettling yet gripping about real-life mysteries, shocking crimes, and the…
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The Divided Island (2024) Documentary Review: A Tale of Division, Resilience, and Hope for Reunification
“The Divided Island” is a feature-length documentary exploring ‘The Cyprus problem’ marking the 60 years of violence that divided the…
The Deepest Breath (2023) Review: New Netflix documentary about freediving is compelling, terrifying, beautiful, and yet frustrating
The Deepest Breath (2023) Documentary Review: If a documentary intends to inform, educate, and thrill audiences about real-life incidents through…
Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare (2024) Documentary Explained: Kirat’s Fight for Justice: Unraveling a Decade-Long Cat-fishing Scheme
“Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare” is a true crime documentary on Catfishing. We live in a world where nobody can…
Sorry/Not Sorry (2024) Movie Review: An Even-Handed Encapsulation of the Louis CK Sexual Misconduct Case
“Louis CK did not respond to requests to comment or participate in the film” Reading this statement is the one…
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Black Mirror (Season 6) Episode 2 “Loch Henry”: Recap & Ending, Explained – Did Davis and Pia finally make their documentary?
Black Mirror (Season 6) Episode 2 “Loch Henry”: Recap & Ending, Explained – Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror, the first modern-day…
All that Breathes (2022) Documentary Explained: A frozen flame of artistry in creating a mournful and never-ending remembrance about the raptors in Delhi
As the credits roll at the end of All That Breathes, one notices a paradox that any profound work of…
Orgasm Inc: The Story of OneTaste (2022) Netflix Documentary Explained – What Happened to Ayries Blanck at OneTaste?
Netflix has been churning out compelling true-crime documentaries and limited series from Girl in the Picture to Monster: The Jeffrey…
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The Emperor’s Naked Army Marches On [1987] Review – An Uncannily Brilliant Documentary on War-Inflicted Trauma
Reactions on Kazuo Hara and the unflinching documentaries he makes can be widely divisive. Some may call him a genius,…