Must see documentaries..

[Blue Maverick]

Netflix Untold Signal Stealer, a true story of the signal stealing in college football and a scandal surrounding one particular team. As it got close to the end of the documentary I couldn’t help feel there were similarities between the alleged stolen information used against the main guy from his computer and whether opponents had done it and our current case with the premier league, interestingly using stolen information is a criminal offence and unusable! Who would have thought it.

 

[PinkFinal]

Disclosure - Losing Mum to Suicide

Why is it that women are most likely to take their own lives in their early 50s? Evie Kelsall goes on an emotional journey to understand her own mum’s suicide at the age of 53.

www.bbc.co.uk

BBC Three - America's New Female Right

Layla Wright meets the American women posting offensive content online.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[mexico1970]

 

[Fred_Quimby]

Sambre. Not surprised, in the end, that the guy got away with it for 30 years and well over 50 offences. Misogynistic, incompetent French police. Gave a good view of the effect it had on the women involved. Felt like punching some of the police involved.

 

[PinkFinal]

 

[PinkFinal]

Revolution of Sound: Tangerine Dream (2017) ⭐ 7.5 | Documentary, Biography, Music

1h 27m

www.imdb.com

Revolution of Sound - Tangerine Dream

 

[gloryhuntersince85]

new one just dropped on Netflix is Hope Solo vs US Soccer , for anyone who doesn't know Hope Solo was the keeper for USA womens team and probably the best woman keeper ever but she is not without controversy and whenever she was interviewed following a game whenever the result didn't go , she didn't have a filter and let her heart control her head, very good watch and i highly recommend it and it is finally good to hear her side

 

[Elbow beards]

Strike, an uncivil war.
About the miners strikes in 1984.
If you had any doubt about what an evil woman Thatcher was, watch this.

 

[paulchapo]

Strike, an uncivil war.
About the miners strikes in 1984.
If you had any doubt about what an evil woman Thatcher was, watch this.

Absolutely. She allowed the police to ignore all the laws of the land and they did. Years later Heseltine was interviewed and admitted it was a class war and one they weren't going to lose.

 

[trotsky]

Sambre. Not surprised, in the end, that the guy got away with it for 30 years and well over 50 offences. Misogynistic, incompetent French police. Gave a good view of the effect it had on the women involved. Felt like punching some of the police involved.

BBC4. Not a documentary- a drama based on real events. Subtitles, but still a ‘must watch’ if you enjoyed the drama of the Yorkshire Ripper ‘The Long Shadow’. How the police in both countries were so inept defies belief. In both cases there was a near perfect photo fit from the start. The French police even played football and were on friendly terms with the rapist. It’s painful to watch such suffering due to incompetence. Nevertheless, a brilliant drama.