Hi! I'm not sure where to ask this (got removed from documentarymovies). I was wondering if anyone knew where to watch My Truth: The Rape of Two Coreys? I know it came out in 2020 and there was a debacle about the premier, but I cannot find it anywhere online now. Just wondering if anyone knows the story or where to watch it. I just finished "Quiet on the Set" and it reminded me of the Coreys.

USA’s Biggest Mystery: Anonymous Breaks Their Silence. https://youtu.be/OTjtsa8WMYA

Hi everyone,
I’m starting a YouTube channel that dives into finance topics in a way that’s thought-provoking, cinematic, and entertaining. My goal is to make financial concepts engaging, not boring, while exploring systems, stories, and strategies that shape the world around us. Think of it as a mix of James Jani’s cinematic flair and Jake Tran’s edgy narratives.

For my first video, I want to explore the topic: "How the US is Profiting from Poverty."

The idea is to uncover how poverty isn’t just a social issue—it’s a business model. I plan to highlight systems like payday loans, which trap people in cycles of debt, and reveal who actually profits from keeping people poor (hint: it’s not just the payday lenders—banks and corporations are involved too).

Here’s the rough angle I’m thinking:

1. Start by placing the viewer in the shoes of someone living paycheck to paycheck.
2. Gradually reveal how payday loans work and why they exist.
3. Twist the story by showing "who wins"—banks funding these companies and corporations relying on low wages.
4. Expand into the larger question: How do all these systems interconnect to keep poverty profitable?

What do you think of this angle? Is there a specific part of the story you’d want to see explored more?
I’d love to hear your thoughts, especially if you think there’s a more impactful way to frame this topic.

Thanks in advance! 🙌

Hey all! I am new to this sub but just wanted to come here and share a quick documentary with anyone who may be on the hunt for some new documentary content to watch! This documentary was created by me and two close friends from college who have created and ran a startup media company over the last year. This was our first attempt at making a doc, and it was a blast to go out and shoot, and the editing process (while having it's ups and downs) was very enjoyable as well. In the doc we uncover the truth behind a widespread urban legend by interviewing several paranormal experts, trying the urban legend for ourselves, and much more. If you have fifteen minutes to spare it would mean the world to me and my crew if you checked it out! Feel free to leave any feedback you may have on this post, and show some love to our YouTube channel and other socials! Thank you in advance, and enjoy!

Link to Munger Road: A Story Told 1000 Times (Documentary) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KfX6iVb1FcM&t=310s

I love documentaries! I also like to be shocked. Any subject goes, but preferably not political! Also not just shock factor, but actually good! Thank you in advance!!

When I spoke to Agnieszka Holland on Zoom in March, I wanted to know why she directed her latest film. “Because I was angry,” she told me. “And because the situation has to be told.”

The film in question is Green Border, which will be released in the UK on 21st June. The situation: the so-called ‘refugee crisis’ beginning in 2021 on the border between Belarus and Poland. The crisis was orchestrated by Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko’s promise of safe passage into the EU via the Polish border, supposedly in response to sanctions on his government imposed by Brussels.

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I loved how they had the victims weigh in on the different theories. I know a lot of people disliked that part but I want to find more documentaries that have that same/a similar format. Thanks in advance!

https://youtube.com/shorts/T6wFKAC27Lk?si=w3Eafwp-YLoaWjFd

Nayanthara: Beyond The Fairytale - 6.5/10. To be honest, I kinda was wishing this was more of a look at Nayanthara’s career. It is, but it kinda isn’t too. She’s had an immense amount of success in her career, and it would’ve been cool if she went through her big roles a little more and gave insight as to how she approached the roles and her thought process of picking them. Overall though, this is more of a fan service documentary. And surprisingly, the wedding portion is only for the last 20/30 min or so. As a doc, this is serviceable but leaves room for more, and I guess that makes sense since Nayanthara is still continuing her run as a star. It would be interesting to see a followup to this in the future though!

Youtube

https://youtu.be/F695_UCykKA

Apple

https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/kingdom-of-dreams-podcast/id1632924472?i=1000676973729 

Spotify

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2dMlzscwP7pqQPOxn4CT2z?si=457d8ea731ea43c4  

Is the 2024 Election a Distraction from America's REAL Problem? https://youtu.be/28ZgWuICkI8

This is an excellent documentary on third party presidential candidates in this current election. There was some great interviews with vermin supreme and Michael rectenwald and supporters of other candidates on why or why not to vote for third party candidates. This was well edited and shot, here is the link. https://youtu.be/-6DZOU5zzZc?si=uZe9B4amqE36mugV

https://youtu.be/g_-NblLU3R0?feature=shared

Has anyone seen any of these, or others? Which do you recommend?

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/article/january-6-insurrection-capitol-attack-documentaries-streaming/

https://youtube.com/shorts/cpjFRUkU3IA?si=GR3WSaYKo4mTcQrw

Martha - 8/10. Its so strange seeing Martha, because I feel like I’ve known her career. My mom was a big Martha Stewart fan, and she would watch her show whenever I would come home from school for lunch or after school’s done. A lot of products at our house were Martha products. And then, the jail sentence happened. And then, the Bieber roast happened. And from that, the Martha renaissance began. I really love how she has just embraced and gone about the way in her career to now where she seems more focused on her own happiness and wants in terms of success. She’s not allowing others to dictate what she should do, and I think that’s why she became famous through her company in the first place. She’s such a fascinating and interesting individual. She’s had so much success, so much controversy, and has had multiple images that the public had been used to. But what I appreciate a lot about this doc is that Martha is unapologetically herself. She never seems to shy away from her frank nature and her ability to inspire people. She wants the best out of things and people, and though some people might misconstrue that as being bossy, I just view it as a person who is determined to make the most out of life and getting the most out of life for the average consumer so they can feel a part of her vision and wishes. This is a standard biopic documentary, and though it might follow the standard formula, it still offers up interesting tidbits and insight into herself and her career.

This Is One of the Most Banned Videos on You tube https://youtu.be/KF5Hhct3bTw

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https://youtu.be/ReSupTqZb-k?si=CTSihQwVIIrl3t0f

Just in time for the fall classic, this docuseries chronicling the leadup and actual comeback of the Red Sox is outstanding. Has it really been 20 years since this magical 3-0 comeback happened? Times does really fly! Even as a Jays fan, I can't help but root everytime I see a doc based around this series. And its always nice to see the Yankees lose!

This Is The Zodiac Speaking - 8/10. When the David Fincher film released in 2007, it began a fascination for me in terms of reading and researching about the Zodiac case. That Fincher film is super brilliant (in my opinion, the best work he has ever done in his career), and because of that film, I bought the two Graysmith novels, watched any and every doc, and read papers on the case. So when Netflix announced they were making a docuseries about the case, I got excited. But for me, as a person who has literally researched and thoroughly followed the case since 2007, this was a little bit disappointing. Its still super informative for a person who has no prior knowledge to the case, but for people that have some knowledge on it, its more of a refresher than anything. Some of the Seawater families revelations and answers were surprising and a bit shocking at times too. But like the film and the books, the main suspect here is the number #1 suspect in most people’s eyes: Arthur Leigh Allen. And this docuseries reveals more of his psychopathic and disturbing nature, regardless of his innocence or guilt. Whether or not he was Zodiac, you have to admit there was something really off about his fascination or circumstantial connection to the case. He will be forever tied to the case. I hope the police and FBI end up finally solving the case and finally putting a name to the perpetrator. Cause the thing is, Leigh and Zodiac’s wrath has been felt around the area and surprisingly in a wider landscape. Even today, the case is still super active and talked about. The fact that it took this long to solve some of the cryptic messages is terrifyingly disturbing. Regardless of what you to believe (maybe it was Leigh, or him in tandem with someone else, or another individual, or 2 people in tandem with one writing the letters and the other being the attacker, or maybe it was multiple people just using Zodiac as a monicker), the end result is is that this case just won’t go away. And also, the Seawaters’ mother really did damage to that family. If she knew all those things and brushed them to the side and allowed the kids to be affected by Leigh’s actions, then, I really don’t know what else to say. Good docuseries for people that have no idea about the case, and just an overall effective doc!

Help. I saw a documentary many years ago about a male musician whose adult child did not know that his father was actually a woman. The documentary was very well done. I cannot remember too many details other than it happened in the 50’s or 60’s. The mother was a dancer and might have been blackmailing the “dad”. If I remember correctly there were two adopted sons shared between the mother and father. One adult son was living with the dad until he died. I cannot remember the name of the documentary. Any documentary buffs know the name of this excellent documentary.

https://youtube.com/shorts/dFz13JbgeTU?si=V3WCr43pxwUWI32b By doing this in a Lego style, it offers a creative and visually captivating deviation which allows to see Pharrell Williams show his true vision! Good doc!

This is a short biography of American businessman Timothy Dexter, told through brief highlights of his life, showcasing his wit, eccentricity, and luck.

Link

https://youtu.be/cBqbzNOS1tg?si=WpbVITYyIcPHekcU

Though I'm a Toronto sports fan through and through, I appreciated and liked this doc! Its important that we show love and love the things we love as well! There's always a light at the end of the tunnel, and its beautiful that something as simple as sports or baseball can bring unity and joy to people! Kinda wished this was longer though, but a small and poignant doc!

Please read and sign. This trend needs to stop!

https://chng.it/ZXvxbSZxZf

https://youtube.com/shorts/2Vw3YZ2Iqkw?si=w6YpRpBwNb99YapB

Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare - 8/10. I think its fairly easy to brush off this story and say “why didn’t the person clue in to the fact they never showed their face?” Or, “how could she have not known for nearly 10 years?” Or, “how can someone be so naive and oblivious to the signs?” To that I say: its easier said than done. I felt empathy for this person, and I know how the same internet that the catfisher used to play with her life, would be the same internet that might be critical of her story. After watching this doc, I felt sick to my stomach, and felt depressed. Its a tough story to share, and one that I’m glad that they shared. The idea of catfishing is a disturbing concept: why the hell would one do this action and deed? What is really the point? The sad thing is, the person preyed on this individual’s situation of wanting a partner, of finding love post a bad relationship. And for some people in love, they just want to feel being loved and being cared for. The sad thing is, it seems like this person brushed all of the red flags aside just to feel that happiness and love. And its unfortunate that the person lost a portion of their life due to this, but I’m glad that they have taken the situation and are doing things to right the wrongs that were done against her. Its disturbing what some might do to others, and I just hope that everyone finds peace and solace out of this situation. Good doc, but one that will make you feel perplexed and sad by the end.

These podcasts are so fire but everyone over looks them. People need to get hip. The stories and nuances in political issues are steez. Probably because they colonized the entire world so they have a guy everywhere who is willing to report but damn these shits overlooked. So fire. 🔥🔥🔥

The Invisible Front highlights the human connections and sacrifices that keep hope alive, offering a rare glimpse into the unseen efforts that are crucial in Ukraine’s struggle for survival.

Through the cooperation of two organisations, Progressive Ukraine and Norsk-Ukrainsk organisation, a small and novel filmteam follows a delivery of cars from Norway to kramatorsk.

https://youtu.be/Q9MWH3G1D3M?si=cr_Wd7GmSGfHTC6S

Alternatively it could be a series of the episodes are satisfying to watch independent from each other. With light hearted I mean no topics like crime or war. Also no nature documentaries.

Any language is fine.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lL_l3nLE_NU

In 1975, the Rupert family was tragically torn apart when James Urban Rupert brutally murdered 11 of his family members on Easter Sunday. This horrific crime remains one of the largest family massacres in U.S. history. Learn more about the chilling details and motives behind this tragic event in a documentary now available on the True Detective Network YouTube channel.

I hated this documentary. I wanted to like it and I wanted to feel bad for these families. Maybe it's the film style but honestly, everything about it upset me. 1st and foremost the first mother allowed for her daughter to go through abuse by her brother. That poor girl- whether her brother is ill or not should never have to go through it. For Christ sake she could of easily asked her sister to take her daughter for some time and allow for the son to get better at home treatment or a plan. Especially knowing that he's held a gun to her and she has to give in to him out of safety. All she does is positively reinforce the behavior. Second, I get I'm in an area which is really positive in mental health and disability care. I have my background in ABA. I have my BCBA, but the fact that these states have limited access doesn't actually seem correct to me- I know space is limited but quite frankly I think these families don't want to go through a full behavior modification process. The son who they placed in care was the only family as an entity I found myself routing for as they did the proper procedures. But the fact they called cops over a behavior instead of just enforcing your choice and then saying "it's a behavioral symptom"... well no shit. But if these parents didn't want to feel like bad parents (NOT SAYING THEY ARE) they should really learn and enforce what works for their child in a modified setting. Third- why the HELL if these people are scared of their kids allowing them to have toy guns and or literal real guns in their house?! Like the hell!!!!

https://youtu.be/ujrWJgy_MDs