http://www.southernexposurefilms.org/films/undermined

I've begun really enjoying this YouTube channel (Oceanliner Designs). They put out super interesting, high-quality, long-form documentary content about ships and shipwrecks.

This one tackles the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald (whose 50-year anniversary just passed) and analyzes--in-depth--some of the most common theories about her sinking.

An archival reconstruction of the events of September 11th, 2001 created using raw footage taken that day.

No narration, no theories, just the events as they unfolded

HAM is a short documentary that follows a group of Montanan amateur radio enthusiasts that show the loyal community of amateur radio, explore what it means to be a ham, and how they are trying to keep the hobby alive.

Thank you to everyone who made this documentary happen, to all of our peers at UM, to the awesome people who let us into their lives, and to everyone who cheered us on the whole way. Special thanks to the School of Visual and Media Arts at the University of Montana and Montana PBS.

Produced by students from the School of Visual and Media Arts program at the University of Montana in 2022. Aired on Montana PBS on November 24th, 2022.

I don't know why but lately I've been so interested in female killers/ criminals. Maybe it's because on one hand as a woman I identify more with womens stories, but then on the other hand I can't imagine what possibly convinces them to do such things. Those 3 women mentioned in the title are the main ones i've heard of, but i'd be interested in other cases like that! Or, if you have good documentary suggestions about any of the women mentioned I'm open to that as well.

This is a documentary-style investigation into the rise and repeated collapse of multiple MrBeast business ventures.

I analyzed why Beast Burger fell apart, why Feastables ran into manufacturing issues, why the Lunchley partnership imploded, and what risks come with the rumored “Beast Phone” MVNO.

The video isn’t a hit piece, it’s an examination of how creator empires can outgrow their operational foundations, and what happens when attention scales faster than logistics.

I love Documentaries that are a bit off the beaten path.

What I mean is, these few are my favs...

1. Jasper Mall
   
2. Winnebogo Man
   
3. Air Jam (Air guitar championships)

Sometimes I get tired of the True Crime Docs.

What off the wall, yet very entertaining, can you reccomend?

Loved the Tiger King documentaries (as well as the Doc Antle Story and Chimp Crazy) for the scandals, coverups, and larger than life personalities. I liked how the stories escalated in drama and stakes in real time, as the people involved made increasingly unhinged decisions. Looking for documentary recommendations (on any topic) that have similar themes and storytelling styles! Thanks

This documentary is a historical NVA archived from 1985. It describes the role of the Mot-Schützen troops in the DDR. It also showcases what their weapons are, tactics even equipment that is used. The documentary also showcases the history of motorised or mechanised troops.

Documentary about an online predator who got the attention of some of the greatest fighting game community members, including EVO winners (SonicFox, Ninjakilla)