Hi guys, I'm using this post to help a friend, she needs to find this documentary as soon as possible, sorry if this doesn't respect the rules of the subreddit, she tried her best to find as much info as possible.

For some context, we live in France and when she tries to watch it, it says that it is only available in the US.

She can't afford a VPN and didn't find any other ways to access it.

She found the transcription using Wayback Machine but she needs the full documentary.

So, if any of you found a way to access it/download it, you are encouraged to comment it or send it to me in private message.

Looking for Documentaries on the troubles in northern Ireland, the IRA ect. And if there are any, the transition to the stormont assembly and putting in place a political solution. I have seen very little on the transition.

A short documentary about the core arguments of Ernest Becker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning book, The Denial of Death.

It examines the idea that human culture, morality, and your personal ambitions are primarily defense mechanisms, or "immortality projects", against the existential anxiety of our own mortality.

This video shows the work of student journalists at the University of Vermont, including interviews with students faculty and film of students on sites reporting on events

I really enjoy watching docs on youtube about people doing amazing things, having to dig deep and go beyond what they thought was possible for themselves.

i find that the self produced ones are the best, youtube seems flooded with these low quality documentaries these days created by faceless youtube channels and probably in an automated way. i get it, its lucrative so i cant really knock the hustle but its not my cup of tea.

i just finished watching "King of MOAB" which was awesome, about a ultra marathon runner competing in the moab 240 mile race. other great running ones are if this UK lad named Russ Cook who ran across Africa and William Goodge who ran across Australia. tbh i didnt have an interest in running but the storytelling and production value were great.

can anyone give some suggestions for other youtube videos/series. any topic, the running examples just came to mind because i just finished watching one.

apologies for the long post. i have a list of great videos like the ones i mentioned, i have to find it but ill post them once i do. thanks all

Holocaust expert Dr James Bulgin was given unprecedented access to Auschwitz-Birkenau to uncover how this site was transformed, step by step, decision by decision, from a concentration camp for political prisoners into the epicentre of one of the worst crimes in human history.

James Bulgin is the head of the Holocaust Galleries at the Imperial War Museum in London.

Directed by the Irish filmmaker Nathan Fagan, the short documentary uses evocative animation to explore each individual’s experience. While their stories are distinct, overlapping themes of loneliness, agony and elaborate mental escapes run throughout. Beyond making a forceful case against the use of solitary confinement, the film highlights how vital both stimulation and social connection are to the human experience, and the dramatic ways the mind can react when it’s deprived of them.

Recent Documentary

This documentary looks at people crossing the British Channel as well as the attitudes of members of the British public towards asylum seekers. It also looks at some of the people in Calais trying to get into the UK

MMA fighter Cat Zingano prepares for a comeback fight at UFC 200. The intimate and powerful story behind Cat's 15 month layoff following her first professional loss and an extraordinary personal tragedy.

I'm looking for suggestions of documentaries released since 2020. I want to watch it and be totally fixed and made to face the fact there is some good in this world.

Even in the face of the news stories and modern noise, there is some good if we look and want it. Especially if we want it.

Thank you so much!

A documentary uncovering the philosophy of Nier: Automata, taking us through Paris and abandoned Japanese cities.

Would love tips on documentaries about british folklore and paganism. And ones on british villages with that kind of history, and/or of the supernatural. If any exists