Less celebrated than Armadillo or Restrepo, Kristian Fraga’s documentary takes Marine Mike Scotti’s on-the-ground Iraq footage as his almost-only visual resource.

So far, this list has touched on relatively modern historical pieces. An increasingly disturbing triptych of prostitution around the world, Michael Glawogger’s final feature journeys through Thailand, Bangladesh and Mexico, finding different degrees of (attempted) dignity in labor and all-out exploitation while remaining counterintuitively gorgeous to look at. The film has love, loss, and ultimately, one man’s struggle with a life-destroying disease juxtaposed with his fascination with everything in life. The relationship between a king and his speech therapist sounds a little too drab to capture 3+ hours of your time, right? What are the best historical series to watch on Netflix? Click here to read our Summer 2020 issue, featuring Time’s Garrett Bradley, our annual film school guide, a spotlight on television and more... by Vadim Rizov in Filmmaking Sign up for our Celebrity & Entertainment newsletter. Veronica goes so far as to seduce the King of France to gain a military alliance for Venice — sacrificing herself for her city. Capturing the perspective of everyone from a night worker to a dead fish head sliding around on the floor, Leviathan‘s adaptive approach to capturing multiple subjective realities is galvanizing and novelly bracing. Since Watergate involved robberies, political theatre, and loose connections, the two journalists leverage a mishmash of sources, eventually getting involved with “Deep Throat” a tell-all source they meet in a parking garage.

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Cultural diversity is important because it allows... Khadijah McCaskill: “Ballad of Baldwin Hills”, Peter Lowes Shares 5 Eco-Friendly Products You Need to Use, Privacy Policy/Do Not Sell My Personal Information. Cosimo's grandson Lorenzo Medici throws himself into shoring up the clan's finances and securing Florence's future while his enemies plot against him. Without further ado, here are 10 history movies that you should definitely be watching on Netflix.
18 hours ago. 15 hours ago, by Yerin Kim Sign up for our Celebrity & Entertainment newsletter. Sound and Fury (2000) Plastic Oceans Foundation The 100 Best Movies on Netflix (September 2020) By Paste Movies Staff September 11, 2020 | 12:37pm Most Popular on Netflix: A Look at Today's Top 10 By Josh Jackson September 11, 2020 | 11:46am Brown is in for the observational long-haul rather than quick indictments, capturing the minor insidious gaffes as intrinsic to perpetuating systemic racism as more flagrant demonstrations of same. Netflix; Best Historical Movies on Netflix 2020 47 Netflix Movies That Bring Both Drama and History to the Table. And, like others on this list, creative freedom is explored — but not so much that it degrades the historical accuracy. Though that’s seemingly a no-brainer, Sound and Fury asks us to consider the POV of parents who worry their child will lose her connection to “deaf culture,” and by extension to them; these are some of the most painful family arguments that have been ethically captured and are unusually necessary to watch.

Take Mr. Banks, a wonderful take about Walt Disney’s (Tom Hanks) quest to receive the rights to Marry Poppins from Pamela “P. Joshua Oppenheimer’s elegantly disturbing investigation into the determinedly suppressed legacy of Indonesia’s 1965-66 mass killings has been discussed at length here and elsewhere. Best Historical Movies on Netflix 2020 47 Netflix Movies That Bring Both Drama and History to the Table. — Additional reporting by Lauren Harano, Haley Lyndes, and Corinne Sullivan, by Brea Cubit It’s how America was able to survive a gripping and destructive Civil War without rotting from the inside out. In 1928, four... Ratched (Netflix, 2020) is an American television series based on Ken Kesey's novel One Flew... 20 'Ratched' Reactions That Prove People Are Cuckoo For This 'Cuckoo's Nest' Prequel.

There’s a wide, fascinating gulf between star/dentist George Hardy’s initially enthusiastic, soon-weary discovery that he’s a cult star and director Claudio Fragrasso’s stubborn insistence that he doesn’t understand how his movie could function as a subject of derision.