These historical docs should be on everyone's list. For this list, we’ll be looking at non-fiction feature films that most powerfully express or preserve an important event in history.
I’ll Be Gone in the Dark is a new six-part documentary series based on the book of the same name, which explores writer Michelle McNamara’s investigation into the dark world of a violent predator she dubbed the Golden State Killer.
@SHOWTIME -Combining unheard audio recordings, dramatic reconstructions and personal archives, The Real Charlie Chaplin traces Charlie Chaplin’s meteoric rise from the slums of Victorian London to the heights of Hollywood superstardom...
@Apple TV - U.S. Navy SEAL Eddie Gallagher stood accused by his own platoon in the biggest war crimes trial in a generation. Now a new, four-part docuseries will examine the case and the blurred line between right and wrong. Streaming November 19
The groundbreaking documentary 15 Minutes of Shame, from executive producers Monica Lewinsky and Max Joseph, takes an in-depth look at the public shaming epidemic in our culture and explores our collective need to destroy one another.
@SHOWTIME -Months of planning for 12 minutes on the world’s largest stage. On September 24, meet the creative minds who brought The Weeknd’s Pepsi Super Bowl LV Halftime Show to life. Watch the premiere on September 24
@HBO Max -From the same producers who brought you Sesame Street, comes Through Our Eyes, a four-part docuseries that puts a face to parental incarceration, climate displacement, military caregiving and homelessness....
@Paramount Plus -Paramount+ presents the intoxicating world of Madonna's Madame X. The exclusive global premiere of Madonna's new concert documentary will begin streaming on Friday, October 8th.
@Peacock - Illuminating the full spectrum of Black male humanity in America through an intimate, intergenerational conversation at the intersection of sports, education and criminal justice.
@HBO Max -A documentary that shines a light on the Class of 2020’s personal experiences and incredible perspectives as we hear directly from them – in words and song. Streaming December 17 only on HBO Max.
@HBO -40 Years A Prisoner follows the story of a son who commits his life to fighting for the release of his parents, two members of the Philadelphia Black radical group MOVE, imprisoned after a controversial confrontation with police.
Acclaimed filmmaker Alexandra Pelosi captures a snapshot of The United States of America as the country faces a pandemic, a presidential election and a costly financial collapse. Watch the premiere on Friday, October 23 at 9/8c on SHOWTIME.
