Great Documentaries

[Bruce Spanner]

If the first link doesn't work click on the third/fourth.

 

One of the most important documenteries you will ever watch.

 

A true picture of where we are at as a species currently.

 

https://goldmovies.to/watch/ExoWscTk/coded-bias-2021/T2j7PjEnHT/online-for-free.html

[Elite]

For anyone who enjoyed Killing Escobar, here's the main guy on the James English podcast.

 

 

[sir roger]

Liverpool Narcos - Sky Documentaries - 3rd June for download.

Could be interesting.

[Kevin D]

Watched a 6 part documentary on John Wayne Gacy, which was very good. Interspersed a video interview with Gacy ,after he had been convicted, with archival footage and insights from all the living principals. Arguably an episode too long, but very well put together.

[Elite]

1 hour ago, Kevin D said:

Watched a 6 part documentary on John Wayne Gacy, which was very good. Interspersed a video interview with Gacy ,after he had been convicted, with archival footage and insights from all the living principals. Arguably an episode too long, but very well put together.

What's it called and on what platform?

[TD_LFC]

Hotel Coolgardie

 

Two finish backpackers take a job at the Hotel Coolgardie in a mining town in the Australian outback, as you'd expect it's a really progressive town.

 

Couple of genuinely nice people in the town amongst a sea of shit, including one that made me tense every time he was on screen, but a generally bad time is had by all.

 

Not a 'great' documentary but worth it for the car crash nature and it being the first 15 minutes of every road trip horror movie ever made.

[Captain Turdseye]

14 minutes ago, TD_LFC said:

Hotel Coolgardie

 

Two finish backpackers take a job at the Hotel Coolgardie in a mining town in the Australian outback, as you'd expect it's a really progressive town.

 

Couple of genuinely nice people in the town amongst a sea of shit, including one that made me tense every time he was on screen, but a generally bad time is had by all.

 

Not a 'great' documentary but worth it for the car crash nature and it being the first 15 minutes of every road trip horror movie ever made.

Where can I find this, dude?

[TD_LFC]

1 minute ago, Captain Turdseye said:

Where can I find this, dude?

Amazon 

[TD_LFC]

American Factory.

 

Chinese billionaire takes over a general motors factory in Ohio, cultures clash as the Chinese workers think the American workers working 'normal' hours are slow, fat and lazy while the American workers are shocked at the Chinese climbing under machinery, through broken glass and working un-godly hours.

 

All while management work out how they can best exploit everyone and stamp out any talk of unionisation.

 

On Netflix.

[VladimirIlyich]

Untold Crime and Penalties.

A Netflix documentary about a defunct ice hockey team named the Danbury Trashers who played in the league below the NHL in the early 2000s. They were taken over by a 'colourful' character and I will let you watch the rest. 

Worth watching even if you have no interest in ice hockey.

 

[Raymond Duck]

On 26/03/2021 at 22:40, Bruce Spanner said:

If the first link doesn't work click on the third/fourth.

 

One of the most important documenteries you will ever watch.

 

A true picture of where we are at as a species currently.

 

https://goldmovies.to/watch/ExoWscTk/coded-bias-2021/T2j7PjEnHT/online-for-free.html

Good recommendation mate.

[Bruce Spanner]

5 minutes ago, paddyberger said:

Good recommendation mate.

 

Yeah, especially the stuff about the Chinese 'Citizen Point Card'.

 

Bleak version of where society could be heading.

[VladimirIlyich]

Maradona 8/10.

 

Very good documentary on Maradona made a year or so before his death and mostly about his time at Napoli alongside his international exploits during that same time. It's difficult to describe as we all know what eventually happened,but what a player and a very simple yet complicated human being. Two plus hours of engrossing footage.

[Raymond Duck]

The Final Member. 
 

The story of the world’s only Penis museum and it’s goal of securing a human specimen.

 

Wild and essential TLW viewing. 

[Harry's Lad]

For those interested in WW2, there's a documentary on channel 5 tonight at 9:00 called D-Day Invasion, with the story being told by the last surviving men.

 

[Skidfingers McGonical]

On 09/09/2021 at 06:52, VladimirIlyich said:

Maradona 8/10.

 

Very good documentary on Maradona made a year or so before his death and mostly about his time at Napoli alongside his international exploits during that same time. It's difficult to describe as we all know what eventually happened,but what a player and a very simple yet complicated human being. Two plus hours of engrossing footage.

The pictures of him at that Mafia party tell a million stories. He looks lost.

[easytoslip]

7 hours ago, Harry's Lad said:

For those interested in WW2, there's a documentary on channel 5 tonight at 9:00 called D-Day Invasion, with the story being told by the last surviving men.

 

It was good that, I think its on for 2 or more episodes? 

[Harry's Lad]

4 hours ago, easytoslip said:

It was good that, I think its on for 2 or more episodes? 

I know there's another part on tonight, (Tuesday), but I don't know if there are others.

Glad to know it was good, I've got it recorded. 

[easytoslip]

19 minutes ago, Harry's Lad said:

I know there's another part on tonight, (Tuesday), but I don't know if there are others.

Glad to know it was good, I've got it recorded. 

Yes I've just seen that it is, incidentally though not actually about WW2  there's a good documentary on tonight with Ben Mcintyre about Kim Philby, he presents a good programme usually about WW2 and Spies like the one about the origins of the SAS in the desert with that loon Paddy Mayne. 

 

[Harry's Lad]

37 minutes ago, easytoslip said:

Yes I've just seen that it is, incidentally though not actually about WW2  there's a good documentary on tonight with Ben Mcintyre about Kim Philby, he presents a good programme usually about WW2 and Spies like the one about the origins of the SAS in the desert with that loon Paddy Mayne. 

 

Nice one mate, I'll look out for that and get it recorded.

[VladimirIlyich]

Vendetta:Truth,Lies and The Mafia.

Currently on Netflix. This documentary series is so bonkers it's hard to believe anything from any side of this argument. Very interesting though.

[Red Shift]

A.I. is on it’s way - finding it’s own solutions and becoming intuitive. What does it mean for us?

I wasn’t expecting to feel as emotional as I did, watching this excellent documentary on the world’s oldest board game.

 

 

[Bob]

I watched Last Mountain on iplayer a couple of days ago. Had a good few cries watching it. 

[Carvalho Diablo]

The Truffle Hunters

 

Beautiful little film about some crazy old Italians and their obsession with truffles and their relationships with their dogs.

 

Looks and sounds wonderful, great filmmaking, quirky and beguiling.

 

I watched on Nodi Fen Real Debrid

[Anubis]

Dream/Killer - 8/10. Documentary (currently on Netflix) charting the wrongful conviction and appeals  of Ryan Ferguson who was convicted of Murder and  who served 10 years in prison before his conviction was overturned. All because his co-accused (who is also likely innocent) dreamt he was involved in a murder and decided to confess and drag Ferguson into it. Highly questionable interview techniques and an almost certainly dishonest prosecutor (now a Judge) shored up a conviction which flew in the face of all of the forensic and reliable witness evidence.