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I’ve never hidden the fact that I enjoy a documentary. Maybe it is due to being a former college lecturer that means I enjoy entertainment that teaches me stuff. I’ll watch most of them but really, really enjoy ones that have some sort of resonance for me; ones set in an area I know, ones about habits I may have had, or ones about performers I used to, or still do, follow.

And of course there are the documentaries that are about something that you’ve never heard of but are done so well that you just get drawn into things. If you find that you are googling things that you only discovered while watching the film, then it is, in my opinion, a good documentary. In order to try and make our words of wisdom a wee bit easier to find I’ve put together another one of our infamous RunPee hubs…

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Mainstream

2018 - Won’t You Be My Neighbour

2021 - Bruce Springsteen's Letter To You

2021 - The Beatles: Get Back

2021 - The Year Earth Changed

2021 - ’Twas The Fight Before Christmas

2022 - Squaring The Circle

2023 - After Death

2023 - The Pigeon Tunnel

2023 - Still: A Michael J Fox Movie

Independent 

2015 - Smoke And Mirrors: The Story Of Tom Saving

2016 - Hitchhiking To The Edge Of Sanity

2017 - Funny Pains

2019 - J.R. ‘Bob’ Dobbs and the Church of the SubGenius

2019 - Red, White, And Wasted

2020 - The Campaign Of Miner Bo

2020 - Clapboard Jungle: Surviving the Independent Film Business

2020 - Rom Boys: 40 Years Of Cool

2020 - Sacred Cow: The Nutritional, Environmental and Ethical Case for Better Meat

2020 - Sex, Drugs, And Bicycles

2021 - The Dark Hobby

2021 - Hit Record

2021 - Last Call: The Shutdown Of NYC Bars

2021 - Narratives Of Modern Genocide

2022 - Back To The Drive-In

2022 - I’m An Electric Lampshade 

2023 - Tramps!

Articles

Interview With Documentary Producer - Darcy Weir

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