Documentary suggestions

[EmilieT]

Hey guys, 

I love to watch documentaries or docuseries, but lately I've found it more and more difficult to decide which one to watch next. I was hoping you might be able to help with that ... 

Just for context, I'm usually quite interested in true crime, nature-related, or societal documentaries. Howver, I've watched all kinds so although those are my go-tos don't feel like you have to limit your suggestions to these themes! Anything on Netflix, Amazon Prime or Youtube would be best, as these are the streaming services I have access to.

A few of the ones I've recently watched ⬇️

More info

Making a Murderer, The Staircase, Wild wild country, Planet Earth, Evil genius, Behind the curve, Frozen Planet, 7 Days out, Dogs, most of Louis Theroux's work.

Looking forward to your suggestions! 

[liggerz87]

The new f1 doc on Netflix if you into that

[Glory1]

I'm not a great watcher of documentaries, apart from anything David Attenborough does. But 2 crime documentaries I did enjoy @EmilieT were Sins and Secrets that focusses on both the crime and the community in which the crime takes place. And Behind Mansion Walls which deals with crimes of the rich and famous. I don't know if either are on Netflix or Prime, though.

[Cleoriff]

I'll just change the title back.....

Methinks ^^^^ someone made the same mistake as me last week, by posting on the wrong board.

[MI5]

It's that new phone

[Cleoriff]

Or the after effects of that Spanish Feast

[EmilieT]

@Cleoriff  @liggerz87  If you have/once you have watched the F1 documentary, can you please let me know how good and accessible it is? I'd happily give it a go but my knowledge is rather poor on the subject ... 

@Marjo  Thanks for the suggestion, it sounds really interesting althoguh definitely not something to watch while having dinner 

@Glory1  Ooooh I like the sound of those, I'll check Prime and Netflix to see if they're there and bookmark them. Thanks!

[Cleoriff]

@EmilieT 

I've seen most of the episodes.

For fans of F1 it gives you a great insight into the sport. From the build of the car, to racedays and behind the scenes on the pit wall.

The two lead teams (Mercedes and Ferrari) refused to take part due to 'commitments'

However, that was a good thing as I have a feeling the series would have been dominated by them.

It gives people an opportunity to see behind the scenes and on track action from all the other teams.

It's well made and incorporates an awful lot of drama. I loved it....

[EmilieT]

That sounds really interesting @Cleoriff , it's on my list now so I'll definitely give it a go at some point! I love learning about new things in documentaries so that should be a good one.

I watched Take you Pills last night, thanks again @gmarkj for the suggestion! I'm going to finish the second part of Follow This, a docuseries following Buzzfeed reporters researching all kind of stories, and then move on to some of the other suggestions everyone's shared so far. 

[liggerz87]

The f1 doc was good only thing I hated was voices to low n cars was to loud other than that it was brilliant

[liggerz87]

Also on season 6 of supernatural