Essential Documentary Thread

[Cape Town JHB]

Crumb (1994)
To understand the white nerd male ego and sexual psychology. Robert Crumb's dra wings of black women sums up white supremacy.

OJ Simpson :Made in America (10/10)

The Trials of Muhammad Ali (2013)

American Pimp (1999)

Spellbound (2002)

7Up South Africa
14Up South Africa
21up South Africa
*(must see 10/10)

Everything by Australian/British journalist John Pilger. If you really wanna see white supremacy in full effect ALL John Pilger documentaries are a must see.

Cocaine Cowboys (2006)

Portrait of a Pimp (Icerberg Slim documentary produced by Ice T)

Maceo Parker "My First Name Is Maceo" 1992 Concert Documentary.

Nina Simone "The Legend"

Style Wars (1983) if you're a real hardcore black culture conoseier you have to watch this. Call it hip hop or black excellence , whatever 10/10 documentary.

Touching The Void (2003)

Crime Inc: The Story of The Mafia (10/10) shot in the 80s by a British Network. Best mafia documentary I've ever seen.

Man on Wire (2008)

Still Bill (2009), BBC Documentary on the legendary Bill Withers.(If you're not familiar with Bill Withers' music I feel sorry for you)


Richard Pryor: Omit The Logic (most Richard Pryor documentaries and commentary is always done by crackers who have no idea what it means to be a ******. This is more different but is still worth the watch )

Patrice Oneal "Brutally Honest" (10/10 must see)

The Trails of Darryl Hunt(rip) (2006)

Crazy Like That Glue : Craig Mack documentary (2017)

Alone in the Wilderness (2004)

Art and Craft (2014)

Weiner (2016)

Mommy Dead and Dearest (2017) crazy shyt.

ESPN 30 FOR 30: Bad Boys Detroit

Secret Daughter

I got a whole lot more. Quite literally years and years worth documentaries.
I posted this list in particlar because almost all these are still up in YouTube and are all fire.

Peace from South Africa

 

[Cape Town JHB]

Another list with a few repititions.
I'm just copy pasting a post I've already posted elsewhere.

Here's my mini list so far:

Secret Daughter (mid 90s)
The 12 O Clock Boys(2012/3)
Beyond the Mat(If you grew watching WWF this will blow you away)
Ethnic Notions (1987)
Color Adjustment (1992)

ESPN OJ Made in America(2017)
Wild Wild Country (Netflix)(2018)
Soul Power (1974)
Cowboy Del Amor (2005)
Mr Dynamite : The Rise of James Brown (2014)

Art and Craft(2014)...this is hands down the greatest troll I've ever come across.
American Pimp (1999)
Alone In the Wilderness(2004)
Beware of Mr Baker (2012)
We Live In Public(2009)
King of Kong (2007)
Spellbound(2002)
Color Oustside The Lines, Black Tattoo Documentary (2012)

7Up South Africa(1992),
14Up South Africa(1999),
21Up South Africa(2006)
28Up South Africa (2012/13)

Weiner (2016)
Crazy Love (2007)
The Trials of Muhammad Ali(2013)
Iceberg Slim: Portairt of a Pimp (2014)
Frontline- Firestone and the Warlord
The Power Principle
The Panama Deception
the French African Connection (ep1-3)

Nina Simone: The Legend
After Innocence
Style Wars (1983)
Touching the void (2003)
Noam Chomsky: Power, Dissent and Racism (1992)
BBC Still Bill (Bill Withers) (2009)
BBC Legends Series: The Charlie Parker Story (2005)
Afro Germany: Being black and German

The Anglo Boer War 1899-1902
Crime Inc: The Story of the Mafia Part 1-7.
Shackleton's Voyage of Endurance (2002)
Helvetica
ESCORTS (Netflix 2015)
I Called Him Morgan (2016)
The Man Who Skied Everest.


ESPN 30 FOR 30:
Celtics Lakers, Best of Enemies
Fantastic Lies
Bad Boys /Detroit Pistons
Anary Sky
Ric Flair
Survive and Advance
Fantarctic Lies
Four Falls Of Buffalo

Peace brehs

 

[tmonster]

sib

 

[Doctor Wily]

Dope sick love

The heartwarming story of drug addicts binded by crack and dope on the streets of 2005 NYC/Nj. White privilege saves the day in the end.

 

[Cape Town JHB]

No one's made a dope suggestion since i last posted

The Coli is

 

[Macallik86]

Best documentary on Chicago I've ever seen is from a dude that lived in the neighborhood and just filmed everyday life:

 

[nightpupil]

Can someone help a breh out? There's a lot of good looking docs here. But where in the world do you see these docs or download them for that matter??? It's like the internet is not the internet anymore. You just can't search and find anything any longer. I even have some meta search engines and nothing. It's all under control. This has got to stop. I read somewhere that they are taking down all the good docs. Wtf is the internet going to become a bigger propaganda tool then now.. nah.

if anyone knows where i can look at that takin' place doc for free it would be really appreciated. If i had money i would pay but I'm strapped for cash right now for food. lol

 

[Macallik86]

Can someone help a breh out? There's a lot of good looking docs here. But where in the world do you see these docs or download them for that matter??? It's like the internet is not the internet anymore. You just can't search and find anything any longer. I even have some meta search engines and nothing. It's all under control. This has got to stop. I read somewhere that they are taking down all the good docs. Wtf is the internet going to become a bigger propaganda tool then now.. nah.

if anyone knows where i can look at that takin' place doc for free it would be really appreciated. If i had money i would pay but I'm strapped for cash right now for food. lol

https://vimeo.com/137198769/d94912d2e6

Lemme know what you think of the doc

 

[Cape Town JHB]

Can someone help a breh out? There's a lot of good looking docs here. But where in the world do you see these docs or download them for that matter??? It's like the internet is not the internet anymore. You just can't search and find anything any longer. I even have some meta search engines and nothing. It's all under control. This has got to stop. I read somewhere that they are taking down all the good docs. Wtf is the internet going to become a bigger propaganda tool then now.. nah.

if anyone knows where i can look at that takin' place doc for free it would be really appreciated. If i had money i would pay but I'm strapped for cash right now for food. lol

I came to this conclusion around 2013/14.

So now I download EVERYTHING and save it.

Every documentary I posted on here is on my laptop and hard drive.

I started downloading music and documentaries in their highest quality years ago and just save everything.

They're really scrapping the internet of the good shyt.

You always gotta be on the lookout for new documentaries and get them when they come out when the torrents are still working.

 

[Macallik86]

Most of yall are probably aware but PBS shows award-winning new documentaries every month. They show on TV a few times and they are available to stream for about a month before they're replaced. Here is the current film:
Trailer:


Watch Full Film:
Watch FEELS GOOD MAN on the PBS Video App

 

[Macallik86]

Here is the 2nd movie they have available to stream for free currently:

Trailer:


Watch Full Film:
Watch REPRESENT on the PBS Video App

 

[Macallik86]

Here is the 2nd movie they have available to stream for free currently:

Trailer:


Watch Full Film:
Watch REPRESENT on the PBS Video App

Just watched this. What makes this stand out is that they cover the candidates after the win/lose and how their views on politics shift.

Spoiler: Spoiler alert on documentary

I still feel some type of way about the Korean woman running as a Republican. She was running because her district was gerrymandered in a way that excluded African Americans, but she also was out here trying to get rid of ACA which is disproportionately black, so she is a wolf in sheep's clothing.

There was an irony of her talking trash about Democrats while her own party telling her to drop out the race so that it is less competitive, as well as the old Republicans she is courting calling her an 'Oriental'. Smh at that black breh who was her campaign manager. Probably a MAGA supporter too.

Watching the sister struggle was hard too. Watching her put out a rapping video that went semi-viral was cringe-y and yet a sign of what needs to be done to get some people to vote. I'm glad she eventually got a gig @ Google to make some money that she can probably reinvest in the community

 

[Cape Town JHB]

Just watched this. What makes this stand out is that they cover the candidates after the win/lose and how their views on politics shift.

Spoiler: Spoiler alert on documentary

I still feel some type of way about the Korean woman running as a Republican. She was running because her district was gerrymandered in a way that excluded African Americans, but she also was out here trying to get rid of ACA which is disproportionately black, so she is a wolf in sheep's clothing.

There was an irony of her talking trash about Democrats while her own party telling her to drop out the race so that it is less competitive, as well as the old Republicans she is courting calling her an 'Oriental'. Smh at that black breh who was her campaign manager. Probably a MAGA supporter too.

Watching the sister struggle was hard too. Watching her put out a rapping video that went semi-viral was cringe-y and yet a sign of what needs to be done to get some people to vote. I'm glad she eventually got a gig @ Google to make some money that she can probably reinvest in the community

Is it lost to you that this is basically a, "girl power" documentary in essence.
Where's the black men!?...

I have no vested interest in any of it coz I can see the bs from a mile away

 

[Macallik86]

Is it lost to you that this is basically a, "girl power" documentary in essence.
Where's the black men!?...

I have no vested interest in any of it coz I can see the bs from a mile away

Man shut your dumb incel ass up. Take that divisive "black women are out to get black men" babble out of Higher Learning and stick to TLR. Negs and ignored

 

[Cape Town JHB]

Man shut your dumb incel ass up. Take that divisive "black women are out to get black men" babble out of Higher Learning and stick to TLR. Negs and ignored

I'm not an incel.
Dr Tommy J Curry and Dre T Hasaan Johnson cover these topics in academia.

I just don't wanna be writing long posts.


Calling out women triggers quite a lot of emotion in you.