Jay Myself
In 1967, photographer Jay Maisel buys a building in New York City to use for his studio (it costs $102,000). Now, 50 years later, he’s selling it (for $55 million). … Read more
Telemarketers
I can’t make this sh!t up: A call center in New Jersey recruits only ex-cons and drug addicts. They snort cocaine and heroin and drink whiskey…while at their desks making … Read more
3 Years Alone In The Forest Building A Log Cabin
Erik Grankvist, a young man from Stockholm, Sweden, finds himself lost at the age of 17. This is despite society’s clear path for him. His life changes when he watches … Read more
Waco: The Rules of Engagement
This doc pulls no punches in its critique of the ATF and FBI, presenting both sides fairly. You won’t like Koresh more. But it’s very convincing and leaves you questioning … Read more
Searching for Sugar Man
He’s the most famous musician you’ve never heard of. Two fans set out to discover if the rumored death of Sixto Rodriguez is true. Thanks to Jilly Perlberger Hollman, Brian … Read more
George Carlin’s American Dream
George Carlin’s American Dream” rockets through the life of a comedy rebel. Carlin turned everyday absurdities into legendary routines, defying norms at every turn. It’s currently #7 on my List … Read more
The 10 Best Documentaries on Foster Care
I was looking for the best documentaries about Foster Care. I didn’t find much. So I scoured the Web and found these top ten. Enjoy! 1) We Gotta Get Out … Read more
Man on Wire
The “Artistic Crime of the Century”. Enjoy! Trailer for “Man on Wire” Watch “Man on Wire” Release Date: July 25, 2008 You can stream “Man on Wire” for free on: … Read more
The Thin Blue Line
The original true crime doc that started it all. Errol Morris’s 1988 film takes you on a wild ride through the wrongful conviction of Randall Dale Adams, with dramatic reenactments … Read more