The Aristocrats is an amazing documentary that delves into the world of professional comedy. Co-created by Penn Jillette and Paul Provenza, this movie features over 100 comedians who have been invited to share their own interpretations of a long-standing joke known as The Aristocrats. This transgressive joke has been a staple in stand-up comedy since … Read more
The Alternativity is a remarkable documentary film that transports viewers to the city of Bethlehem – the epicenter of the international celebration of Jesus Christ’s birth. This year, an extraordinary hotel opened in the city: Banksy’s Walled Off Hotel, which boasts having the worst view in the world – under the watchful eye of an … Read more
When looking for inspiration or insight, it can be useful to consider the life of someone who achieved success without following the typical societal conventions. Paul Erdös is a prime example – an individual who was able to achieve incredible feats despite no fixed abode and no steady job. Born in Hungary in 1913, Erdös … Read more
The BBC Four Pandemic App was a groundbreaking citizen science experiment that ran from September 2017 to December 2018. This innovative project allowed participants to gain an unprecedented understanding of the spread of disease and infections across the globe. The documentary Contagion: The BBC Four Pandemic provides viewers with an in-depth look at the ambitious … Read more
Happy Wheels is a popular ragdoll-physics game developed by Jim Bonacci. It has been praised for its unique approach to platform gaming, combining elements of physics-based puzzle solving with fast-paced action. With a wide range of characters to choose from, each with their own special abilities, this game has something for every player. Players must … Read more
The new documentary Halston takes a deep dive into the life of one of the most important figures in fashion history, Roy Halston Frowick. The film examines his life through a keen eye for detail and an entertaining blend of fact and fiction. As one of the most influential figures in fashion history, Halston was … Read more
Hacking Democracy is a gripping documentary exploring the irregularities in the US’s voting system during the 2000 and 2004 presidential elections. Through this film, viewers are able to see first-hand how votes are counted and how easily electronic voting systems can be manipulated. The documentary follows Bev Harris and Kathleen Wynne of the Black Box … Read more
That Summer is a prequel of sorts to the cult-classic documentary Grey Gardens, and it centres on Peter Beard’s attempt to make a documentary during the summer months. Set in Montauk, New York, the film follows not only Beard’s process of making the documentary but also details of life in the area at that time. … Read more
That Sugar Film is an incredible documentary that follows Damon Gameau, a self-imposed test subject, as he examines the effects of a traditional high-sugar diet on his health. The film shows the alarming reality of how sugar affects us all, and it’s a shocking but important wake up call for everyone who watches. The film … Read more
Taboo and controversy have been a long-standing presence in comedy, often pushing boundaries and challenging societal norms. From George Carlin’s ‘seven dirty words’ to Dave Chapelle’s wry observations on race, comedy has not shied away from thought-provoking subject matter. In recent years, documentaries such as ‘Laughs for Rights’ have examined this kind of humor, exploring … Read more