Documentaries!

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[ed2962]

The Incomparable Mr Buckley. It was on PBS I guess like a week and a half ago, but I watched it on You Tube. While I don't agree with Buckley's politics, I thought this was fascinating and educational look at a man who greatly influenced the conservative movement from the 60's through the 80's.

[bruceleegreyhulk]

[bruceleegreyhulk]

[Albert1981]

Thanks for the recommendations. I love Jim Henson and William Buckley was a very interesting dude. It's also good to learn more about law enforcement in America.

[ed2962]

Rude Dude: The Steve Rude Story ( 2014 ) directed by Ian Fischer. An interesting doc about comic book artist Steve Rude and his career and his struggles with bipolar disorder. I really felt for his wife watching this.

[ChrisIII]

Not sure if this goes in this thread but apparentally CSI Miami is being rebooted....as a true crime documentary (Not like there's not enough of that around already...) ?

https://www.cbr.com/csi-real-miami-s...SUoZY-wdAS8-mA

[Captain Craig]

Secrets of the Octopus
Disney+ / NatGeo section
Narrated by Paul Rudd
3 episodes, 45ish min each.

I really liked this.

[WebLurker]

Extremely borderline example (believe me, I do understand this), but, if you like filmmaker Werner Hozag, back in '04, he was the subject of a project called Incident at Loch Ness documenting a project based on the Loch Ness Monster legend (specifically about why people want to believe something that's clearly not true) that was cursed with behind the scenes problems and conflict. As of this writing, you can see it for free (with ads) on YouTube.

[bruceleegreyhulk]

Reading Rainbow Documentary

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