Good documentaries

[CFH]

Bus 174. Brilliant. I posted about it in the last film you watched thread in off topic.

I just downloaded that, I'm looking forward to it. I love a good documentary.

Have you managed to watch it yet mate?

No, I haven't. I won't get a chance until this weekend at the earliest, but I'll let you know what I think when I've watched it. It looks really interesting.

[ono]

Bus 174. Brilliant. I posted about it in the last film you watched thread in off topic.

I just downloaded that, I'm looking forward to it. I love a good documentary.

Have you managed to watch it yet mate?

No, I haven't. I won't get a chance until this weekend at the earliest, but I'll let you know what I think when I've watched it. It looks really interesting.

Ok mate, hope you enjoy it .

[El Kabong]

One of my favorite documentaries is the BBC's Planet Earth...the caves part was crazy especially the underwater caves!


Go to about the 7 minute mark and tell me that doesn't leave you breathless


I like space documentaries but can't think of any off the top of my head to reccomend

[ono]

Good call Lyle. Planet Earth and Life are both cracking.

[Oggie]

I like

A rare look at life in North Korea, all filmed secretly by a tourist.

[Diane]

Highly recommend "Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills", and the follow up "Paradise Lost: Revelations". They are docs from the 1990's that are very compelling. And I bet that the opinion you have after watching the first one, will completely change after watching the 2nd one.

Here's the trailer from the first one.







I also just watch "Burma VJ: Reporting From A Closed Country", and it was excellent. Here's the trailer.

[TheMacMagician]

Man I tell you a few excellent documentaries. Love my documentaries and Independent films...

Grizzly Man - Werner Herzog
Dark Days - Marc Singer
Send A Bullet / Manda Bala - Jason Kohn