The Work (2017)
Originally posted for The Big Picture Film Magazine Folsom State Prison in California is home to “The Work”, a program that mixes both prisoners and members of the public together […]
Tag Archives: Documentaries
The Wolfpack (2015) [Review]
It’s like an odd experiment, in which 6 young boys are locked away in an apartment in Manhattan with no access to the outside world for their whole lives. They’re […]
Welcome to Leith (2015) [Review]
Looking to give a more prominent focus to documentaries here at Movieblort, next up is Welcome to Leith, a feature length documentary detailing the conflict that occurred in a small […]
Cartel Land (2015) [Review]
Matthew Heineman puts himself in the heart of the action as he looks to showcase those taking on the Mexican drug cartels. This is grass-roots documentary making at its finest, […]
Movieblort’s Top Documentaries of 2015
As noted in my Top Films of 2015, the year for documentaries was especially strong. So much so that I have decided to give them their own list, and I urge you […]
Documentaries to watch if you liked “Making A Murderer”
Whether you have watched Making a Murderer or not, you will have heard of it. It is the talk of the town, Netflix’s newest product, the latest in the long […]
Movieblort’s Top Documentaries on Netflix UK (Part 2)
Following on from the relatively successful part 1 of ‘top docs’, I’ve thrown together a second part for your viewing pleasure. As with before, click the title to watch the trailer […]
10 Movies I Probably Haven’t Seen Yet!
I’ve thrown together a post in the spirit of shit buzzfeed type lists, where the condescending assumption of ‘probably not’ seeing a movie before forms the basis for clickbait ‘articles’ […]
Movieblort’s Top Documentaries on Netflix UK (Part 1)
Navigating the many categories on Netflix can be a challenge but one thing it is great at doing is showcasing a great array of documentaries. Hopefully I can make the decision a bit easier for you with my choices below.
Buena Vista Social Club (1999) [Revisited]
Aging Cuban musicians whose talents had been virtually forgotten following Castro’s takeover of Cuba, are brought out of retirement by Ry Cooder, who travelled to Havana in order to bring […]
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