14 Documentaries That Every Documentary Lover Should See

The Netflix documentary, Making A Murderer has taken the world by storm. Everyone seems to love it. I decided to put an article together that features some of the best documentaries that I have ever seen – I hope you enjoy the list.

DEAR ZACHARY: A Letter To A Son About His Father

I have preached about this doc for years. If I had to choose, then Dear Zachary would be the best documentary that I have ever seen. In saying that, I could only EVER watch it once. It is a superbly written piece of work but it is so heartbreaking. I don’t think any normal mortal human- being would sit down to more than one viewing.

Documentary A Death In St AugustineA Death In St Augustine

This documentary made me angry more than anything else. It was so obvious that he killed his girlfriend and set it up (poorly) to look like she took her own life. Everyone in this doc deserves to do some time behind bars, everyone is involved. It just goes to show you that if you carry a badge and a gun, and are part of the so-called Law Enforcement, it’s quite easy to get away with murder.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyVtjd2Hkws

Documentary The JinxThe Jinx , The Life And Deaths Of Robert Durst

There was a film released some time ago that starred Ryan Gosling and Kirsten Dunst. The film was called All Good Things and was based on the real-life disappearance of the wife of a wealthy real-estate heir, Robert Durst.

This mini-series is told through interviews with Durst.

Great mini-series that is told in a cinematic way, even the opening credits would remind you of True Detective. I’m pretty sure this was the vibe that they were going for.

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