Camille Brownis looking for a Show or Movie in Documentary Studio
Looking for nonfiction historical documentaries based on true events. Preferably ones based on historical events everyone should learn about at some point. Educate me. Currently watching WW11 in color.
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Suggested byMarsh and upvoted by 4 others
Suggested byMarsh and upvoted by 4 others
Marsha mostly-funny documentary about an infamously terrible amusement park and why safety regulations are written in blood.
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MeYou0Not a documentary.
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Errika MasonThis is a fantastic TV series. Not a Documentary.
Suggested byMarsh and upvoted by 3 others
Marsha lighter documentary against all these heavy ones! why fast food chains dont do those monopoly-style games anymore
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Marshthis one is a rough watch (the jewish side of the holocaust), but if you have the time, patience (i got through it by playing the dvd at 1.5x speed, that helped a lot processing the information), and the hunger for knowledge, you'll get a lot out of it
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EmilMosTo lighten things up a bit, but it’ll probably also give you more events you want to explore more thoroughly
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Laura G.Michael Moore's synthesis of the first major school shooting. One of his very first docs.
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Eli trevAnd this one
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Maril GirtonThis is about the one child policy that was implemented in China and it’s told from the perspective of someone who was able to have a sibling in china during that time. She also interviews a lot of people involved and or affected by the policy. Very interesting.
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Marshthe queer side of the holocaust
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Marshif you want to ruin your whole day in fifteen minutes. i still consider it a must-watch
Suggested byErrika Mason
Errika MasonSince you are already educating yourself on WWII, this may interest you.
Suggested byMarsh
Marshnot a documentary exactly, but a broad look at a lot of not-taught american history. very solid edutainment, with books to back it up
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Marshprobably the gentlest way to find out about the khmer rouge and the killing fields in existence. i still cried a bit.
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Marshmade by a dying community in the 80s, this documents the lavender scare, mattachine society, and standing up to general eisenhower about gays in the military.
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Marshwhat i didnt know before this documentary was that the cops grabbed hostages and bunkered down inside the bar! the riots went for DAYS. the film does a really good job of mapping out the area of christopher street and explaining that the cops were there because the mob was supposed to pay up for running a gay bar (any non-mob affiliated gay bars were crushed at the time by the mob, the homophobic public, and the cops). pinched between gaybashing, the jacked up prices at the mob bars, and the cop harassment, the clientele had enough.
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