Best documentaries/real drama on Netflix?

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Looking for recommendations please. Have watched the Ted Bundy tapes, the Madeliene McCann program, Three Girls.

Thanks.

When they see us
The Kaleif Browder story - so sad
Making a murderer

13th. Directed by Ava DeVerney (When They See Us). It is incredible. I learned more about black history from that movie than I learned through my entire school life.
Watch it.

Dirty John!

The Staircase

@endofacentury the Kaleif Browder story was the first thing I watched on Netflix I think. Just awful.

Talking of history, id also be really interested in any documentaries about the Irish troubles.

The Great Hack was fascinating,

Last breath
Be here now

Not Netflix but bbc iplayer
Just started watching a documentary on the Yorkshire Ripper. V good so far. Discusses the impact that 70s attitudes towards certain women in society had on the investigation.

It's a drama, but The People vs OJ Simpson is superb.

Definitely Mindhunter. One of my favourites.

Just finished Unbelievable.

Making a Murderer was great.

Watching for suggestions myself.

Just revisiting this for new ideas. I struggled through The Staircase , it seemed very slow to me. Fascinating though, I didn't like Michael Pieterson at all!

I started watching unbelievable this morning and finished it tonight. Very well done and absolutely shocking.

November 13th- Attack on Paris. Made by the brothers who filmed the 9/11 documentary. The interviews with survivors are heartbreaking.

Not Netflix, but I recommend listening to the This American Life episode that Unbelievable is based on too

www.thisamericanlife.org/581/anatomy-of-doubt

I also don't think anyone has mentioned the Netflix documentary Shadow of Truth yet. Also quite shocking, especially the final episode.