Can anyone recommend a gripping Documentary to watch?

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Just that really! TIA

Definitely Three Identical Strangers

My wife My abuser. Netflix

I have some more obscure ones that you may not have come across!

Dave not coming back. It's on youtube
It's about a group of deep cave divers in South Africa.
I thought about it for weeks afterwards.

Also the last mountain on bbc player. It's about Alison Hargreaves who was a famous British mountaineer in the 90s and she died on k2 and her son who is following in her mountaineering footsteps. Again this one stuck with me for a while.

I also really recommend the last breath on netflix and the rescue on disney.

The docu for this is also on Netflix, it's called something like the search for Instagram's worst con artist, but if you just search Belle Gibson it will find it for you.

Our Father on Netflix about a fertility dr who secretly used to his own sperm, was uncovered by people going on ancestory.com and seeing they had loads of half-siblings they didn’t know about. Both fascinating and infuriating.

Some of these sound really interesting. Next time I have a couple of days free I’ll binge my way through them!

Thank you for these recommendations!

Dreams of a Life

The Man with 1000 kids on Netflix about a prolific sperm donor in the Netherlands and a strange underground group of men doing the same. It's shocking

The Push on Channel 4 on Demand. Tragically sad but important and you also get to see how the police and prosecution painstakingly build a case and present it at trial.

Second this. Incredible film.

MBS on bbc player about the Saudi rulership

A very old one but devastatingly gripping and so, so true.

"I know that my first name is Steven" 😥

Another vote for Last Stop Larrimah

Most of these have been mentioned but I second Sweet Bobby, Blackfish, The Tinder Swindler, 3 identical strangers, the American murder series on Netflix, the belle Gibson doc

Really good doc

All my suggestions are in this thread:

https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/telly_addicts/5282504-documentary-recommendations?utm_campaign=thread&utm_medium=app_share

If you like gentle, funny and quirky, A Bunch of Amateurs, on iPlayer. I started a thread about this when I first saw it, as it was the best thing I'd seen for ages - absolutely brilliant. I don't think my thread inspired anyone to watch it ... but go on, watch it! You won't be disappointed! It's about a group of amateur film-makers.

Just watched this tonight, really good.

And another vote for this brilliant viewing what a strange place and residents too!

I thought this was compelling as well.

The last mountain on iplayer - can’t recommend enough

Fantastic documentary, so terribly sad. Her family were so dignified

Kursk: 10 Days That Shaped Putin, very sad though

on sky/Now TV