Do you have any favorite documentaries?
Name and synopsis (in your own words), please.
I’m trying to build my “to watch” list. 
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Capitalism a love story
Saw this abt 1.5 yrs ago. Talks abt the unlevel playing field in capital mkts.
Michael Moore has been consistently ahead of the curve.
Documentary starts on time. And on schedule.
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Divorce Corp … eye opening for someone who didn’t know anything about divorce cases
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Great thread
Plz post some sciencey stuff too
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Kaspar Karr- Street Thief.
Hungry for change
Food matters
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Touching the Void, the Summit, Hannibal (Carthage hero forgot the exact name of the video) these recent ones were very good
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Thanks guys, keep them coming! :k:
I’ll read up on all the ones you guys posts.
Also, thanks for keeping the descriptions short and sweet!
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Bowling For Columbine - Michael Moore’s brilliant look at gun culture in America and the use of fear by the media to keep people scared.
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Banged up abroad-Series 
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Watch the "The Fake Trade.
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Synopsis: Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai, a medieval Sufi poet, is an iconic figure in the cultural history of Sindh. Bhitai’s Shah Ji Risalo is a remarkable collection of poems which are sung by many communities in Kachchh (Kutch) and across the border in Sindh (now in Pakistan).
Umar Haji Suleiman of Abdasa, in Kutch, Gujarat, is a self taught Sufi scholar; once a cattle herder, now a farmer, he lives his life through the poetry of Bhitai. Umar’s cousin, Mustafa Jatt sings the Bheths of Bhitai. He is accompanied on the Surando, by his cousin Usman Jatt. Usman is a truck driver, who owns and plays one of the last surviving surandos in the region. The surando is a peacock shaped, five-stringed instrument from Sindh. The film explores the life worlds of the three cousins, their families and the Fakirani Jat community to which they belong.
Before the Partition, the Maldhari (pastoralist) Jatts moved freely across the Rann, between Sindh (now in Pakistan) and Kutch. As pastoral ways of living have given way to settlement, borders and industrialisation, the older generation struggles to keep alive the rich syncretic legacy of Shah Bhitai, which celebrates diversity and non-difference, suffering and transcendence, transience and survival.
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Living with wolves, guy and wife lived with wolf raised wolves family. Recorded it.
It help world understand wolves’ pack dynamics.
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Stephen hawking grand design:
Netflix has three episodes of this series
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I have to confess this is the only space documentary I found fascinating.
Because its not a long-winding talk about distances, but actually armature like techniques, which are in practice, to detect object. Also thinking about putting them to use.
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Last night I started watching “It’s A Girl”… A docu about the genderside committed in India and China. They went into detail about female feticide and infanticide, how it’s affecting the community/ the people/ and the families.
So far it’s super interesting! The only downside … The version I found online does not have ANY subtitles… So when the families from India and/ or China are telling their stories in their native languages, I have no idea what they’re saying 
… Thats the main reason I stopped watching. I’ll try and find another version and give it another try later.
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Also, thanks everyone else that replied..
Any others?
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Do I even want to know? 
Details… What’s this about?
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It’s about fakes of original products like Nike, Samsung being sold through out the world. It’s really interesting.