#DOCUMENTARIES ON NETFLIX SERIES#
Ever since Making A Murderer debuted in 2015, introducing the world to the Avery and Dassey families and defining what would make for water-cooler TV in the streaming era, Netflix has been pushing out compelling documentary series and documentary movies one after the other. For this shot in Loving Vincent, the world’s first oil-painted feature film, one of the project’s 125 artists would have painted dozens. (Photo by Courtesy Netflix) The 86 Best Netflix Documentaries and Docuseries. The Dutch artist Vincent van Gogh painted two versions of Portrait of Dr. Its estimated that by 2025 Netflix will spend 1.1 billion per year on documentary. Suddenly the figure moves and the image is just a single frame in a discussion between two men. The demand for unscripted/documentary content is growing every day. The director had shot it two years before ‘rat hole’ coal mining was banned across meghalaya in 2014 by National Green. Sherpa was originally a documentary focusing on the Sherpas who worked on Mount Everest but during filming, the biggest avalanche. Here, we’ve rounded up documentaries on Netflix and Disney+ Hotstar featuring some of the most cunning scams of all time. Whether it’s a desire to know more about the food supply chain, the food industry, or just where eggs come from, there’s a food documentary for that too. Fireflies in the Abyss (Source: Netflix) (Others) Fireflies in the Abyss is a documentary that takes you into a world of Nepali immigrants, who earn a livelihood in the unmonitored, unregulated coal mines in Meghalaya. Directors: Reuben Atlas, Jerry Rothwell Stars: Laurent Ponsot, Jay McInerney, Jefery Levy, Maureen Downey. 7.6 IMDb score, Film, Human Interest & Nature, released in 2015. Energetic brushstrokes curl around the black outline of his body. Documentary about the fine and rare wine auction market centering around a counterfeiter who befriended the rich and powerful and sold millions of dollars of fraudulent wine through the top auction houses. The documentary talks about the problems and challenges associated with diet, toxic foods and food addictions. by Hugh Welchman and Dorota Kobiela, available to rent on BFI Player and Prime VideoĪ painted figure stares uneasily into the middle distance, his head leaning on one hand. Initially released in 2012, Hungry for Change is a documentary film that emphasizes detoxification as the key to losing weight.
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