Documentaries

[vbactivist]

I host a documentary film night every month with a group of friends - can you spam me with some ideas?

WE've seen

Man on a Wire (did not like)
Dear Zachary
Grey GArdens
Air Guitar Nation
The Yes Men
I can't rememebr the others.

We are trying to see new (to each of us) ones each month. So there are several that are out of the running because someone or other has already seen it.

But tell me some of your favorites - we like quirky or funny. Something as devastating as Dear Zachary would not be welcomed again - that gave several of us nightmares

[Nazsmum]

How about

Maxed Out
Devil's playground? I think that is the title?

[LuckyMommaToo]

Here are some I've loved (none are devastating, or even close):
--The September Issue
--My Kid Could Paint That
--King of Kong

I'll be back if I can think of more!
-e

p.s. There's one called Born Rich that I haven't seen, but want to.

[LuckyMommaToo]

Okay, here are some others DH and I really enjoyed:
--Confessions of a Superhero
--Word Wars
--Every Little Step

I want to see Herb & Dorothy and No Impact Man, but haven't yet.
-e

[hildare]

how to draw a bunny
wild parrots of telegraph hill
grizzly man
devil and daniel johnston
i haven't seen a walk to beautiful but friends say it's really good
i have crips and bloods made in america at home to watch, another recommendation by a friend (can't vouch for it yet, but expecting it to be good)
the last few aren't necessarily funny. i adored yes men, btw.

[vbactivist]

These are all great - we saw King of Kong and loved it! I am going to suggest Devil's playground next, but I have added all these to the queue - thanks