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Documentaries

Four Horsemen

A compelling eye-opener, Ross Ashcroft’s cinematic feature dissects the clockwork of the global economy and discusses the disastrous implications for humankind.

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Four Horsemen
Fahrenheit 9/11

Michael Moore’s documentary was instrumental in shaping Arpad’s views but over the years he started to look at some aspects of the film with more scepticism.

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Fahrenheit 9/11
Game Change

Directed by Jay Roach, Game Change is a made-for HBO retelling of the 2008 US presidential campaign and the ill-fated selection of Sarah Palin for vice president.

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Game Change
Countdown To Zero

The threat of nuclear war is something quite real I’d say. But just how real? And most importantly, who are we most at risk from? Countdown To Zero says everyone.

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Countdown To Zero
The Nine Muses

I might not have taken anything substantial from the film, but it was still interesting to see how Akomfrah chose to present memory on screen and the few insights he gave.

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The Nine Muses
Man On Wire

On August 7th 1974, Philippe Petit performed “the artistic crime of the century” when he walked across a wire between the World Trade Center towers at 1,362 ft in the air.

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Man On Wire
Nostalgia For The Light

Does the present really exist in the universe? Or is it just an illusion of our recent past? Here we find clues that might unlock answers to these and so many other questions.

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Nostalgia For The Light
Fire In Babylon

In the mid 70’s the West Indian cricket team were a laughing stock. Here we see how they were rallied by Clive Lloyd and turned the tables through aggression and pace.

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Fire In Babylon
Corman’s World: Exploits Of A Hollywood Rebel

Roger Corman is known for his exploitation films, but the prolific producer has had a more important role than many people realise; this documentary shows just that.

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Corman’s World: Exploits Of A Hollywood Rebel
The Wildest Dream

This dramatised documentary follows mountain climber Conrad Anker as he retraces the final steps of George Mallory, the legendary explorer, to the top of Everest.

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The Wildest Dream
Flying Monsters 3D

Sir David Attenborough narrates this fascinating 3D documentary on the pterosaurs, a group of reptiles that made an amazing leap in evolution and took to the skies.

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Flying Monsters 3D
Planeat

Planeat looks at how our protein intake from animal based foods increases the risk of cancer as well as the impact meat and dairy farming has on our environment.

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Planeat
Crude

Crude is a real-life legal thriller and David vs Goliath story of oil behemoth Chevron battling against indigenous Ecuadorian peoples affected by oil contamination.

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Crude
Donor Unknown

Donor Unknown is a documentary following 20-year-old JoEllen Marsh as she tries to find her anonymous donor father (Donor 150) and half siblings across the country.

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Donor Unknown
Enron: The Smartest Guys In The Room

Much has been said about the rise and fall of Enron, yet little has been understood. Alex Gibney’s documentary takes us into the belly of one of America’s ugliest beasts.

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Enron: The Smartest Guys In The Room
The Dungeon Masters

Keven McAlester’s documentary is a brief look at the lives of three die-hard Dungeons & Dragons gamers both on and off the board. Not bad but not overly compelling.

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The Dungeon Masters
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