Favorite documentaries

[caribou]

"Resurrect the Dead - The Toynbee Tiles Mystery" is hands down the most captivating doc I've watched in a loooong time. Other than The Radiant Child, but Basquiat is my favorite artist, so I'm being biased.

yeah, that toynbee tile documentary was pretty amazing. it was a cool little mystery. hopefully people who've seen the documentary are leaving the guy who made the original tiles alone.

[squeegeethree]

Anybody seen this?
Linotype: The Film
Thinking about renting it on iTunes

[dspring]

I just watched "Seven Dumpsters and a Corpse" on Netflix... it was really good... it was funny, a bit tragic and interesting... about two brothers cleaning out their mothers apartment that she died in...

Seven Dumpsters And a Corpse - Trailer - YouTube

[phoondaddy]

Weird, I just tried to queue up Seven Dumpsters and it's saying it's release date is unknown.

Looks interesting.

[dspring]

maybe it's a Canada / US release thing...

[caribou]

yeah, that seven dumpsters looks good. i put it in my queue with all the other ones with unknown release dates.

watched "inside job" the other day. depressing.

[ASPrintingPress]

Weird, I just tried to queue up Seven Dumpsters and it's saying it's release date is unknown.

Looks interesting.

Yeah I did the same thing. Winter is coming so it's time to build up my doc queue on netflix.

[ripper1331]

You can stream it free on Amazon if you have prime

http://www.amazon.com/Seven-Dumpster...s+And+a+Corpse

[adam swinbourne]

I just saw "Searching For Sugar Man" in the theater last weekend and really liked it. It's about a singer-songwriter from Detroit, whose first album sold barely anything when it was released in 1970....until an American tourist took her copy to South Africa, where it ended up selling at least half a million copies. He saw none of the money, went back to his construction job and had no idea that he was hugely popular somewhere in the world for 28 years.

Searching For Sugar Man Official HD trailer - YouTube

[Weird Beard 72]

"Resurrect the Dead - The Toynbee Tiles Mystery" is hands down the most captivating doc I've watched in a loooong time. ...

watched that a couple of weeks ago... that manifesto tile set...whoa!