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The Ten Greatest Documentaries Ever
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CrumbCrumb
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As compelling as it is well-done. You'll never see anything like it again. One of the greatest films ever made.
The Thin Blue LineThe Thin Blue Line
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A startling look at the death penalty takes no prisoners. Morris's best, by far.
Sherman's MarchSherman's March
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The most relatable documentary I've ever seen. Certainly a satisfying journey.
Capturing the FriedmansCapturing the Friedmans
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Perfect companion to "Thin Blue Line." I'm still guessing.
Grizzly ManGrizzly Man
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The best film of 2005, so far.
Bowling for ColumbineBowling for Columbine
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Say what you will about Michael Moore. This one still moves me.
American MovieAmerican Movie
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Unintentionally hilarious, but quite heartfelt. Doesn't condescend.
The Up Series (Seven Up / 7 Plus Seven / 21 Up / 28 Up / 35 Up / 42 Up)The Up Series (Seven Up / 7 Plus Seven / 21 Up / 28 Up / 35 Up / 42 Up)
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I've only seen the last three, and they get better as they go along. Sometimes stuffy and too British, but it sticks with you.
Roger & MeRoger & Me
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Still as relevant as it was sixteen years ago.
The War RoomThe War Room
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Hilarious and insightful.