This engrossing documentary reveals the film industry's effect on the
experiences of North American native people in the United States and
Canada, who've been depicted in movies in a variety of ways -- many of
them wildly inaccurate.
Profiling four extraordinary teachers from diverse parts of the country, this documentary feature examines the struggles of an underpaid profession.
Naive Guy lands a job as personal assistant to a repulsive, cutthroat
studio exec who turns Guy's daily routine into a pride-swallowing siege.
(One of the movies recommended to me on MetaFilter as being similar to Living in Oblivion. This was the only film I found so far from that list that's available to stream on Netflix.)
Condensed from tons of video taken by people around the world, this absorbing documentary chronicles life on Earth as it happened on July 24, 2010.
Filmmaker Thierry Guetta's project to chronicle the underground world of
street art takes a fascinating twist when he meets stencil artist
Banksy.
Four Werner Herzog documentary films on Netflix
Sebastian Junger and Tim Hetherington embed themselves with the Second
Platoon in Afghanistan, chronicling the men's work, fear and
brotherhood.
** 2011 Academy Awards: Best Documentary Feature nominee
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