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Uptown Comedy Club: The Birth of Hip Hop Comedy: Directed by Kecia J. Benson. With Eleven, Kym Whitley, Jim Breuer, Flex Alexander. Executive Producer Kevin "Uptown" Brown introduces "Uptown Comedy Club: the birth of hip hop comedy" documentary
- Kecia J. Benson
- Eleven, Kym Whitley, Jim Breuer
- Documentary
- Eleven, Kym Whitley, Jim Breuer
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- 13th (2016) The 13th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution abolished slavery and involuntary servitude, but this searing documentary argues that both have only taken on different forms in the years since its adoption.
- American Factory (2019) This first film from Barack and Michelle Obama's production company Higher Ground — and winner of the Oscar for Best Documentary Feature — is an even-handed look at the trials and tribulations of a Chinese-owned windshield factory in Dayton, Ohio.
- Bad Vegan (2022) The New York food scene has never seen a story like Sarma Melngailis, the celebrity restaurateur who was responsible for successful upscale vegan eateries like Pure Food and Wine and One Lucky Duck.
- Crip Camp (2020) Following the success of American Factory, Higher Ground released this Oscar-nominated documentary about a New York summer camp called Camp Jened, which served as a haven for people with disabilities.
Jun 4, 2022 · This compelling documentary moves beyond the spotlight and past the attention-grabbing headlines to give pop superstar Chris Brown a chance to tell his own s...
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- Gravitas Documentaries
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Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room (2005)97%. #20. Critics Consensus: A concise, entertaining documentary about the spectacular failure of Enron. Synopsis: This documentary explores the fall of the Enron Corporation, arguably the most shocking example of modern corporate corruption.
Best Documentaries 2023. For his latest film, acclaimed documentarian Davis Guggenheim focused his camera on Michael J. Fox, the beloved actor who gave us Alex P. Keaton, Marty McFly, and Teen Wolf, and the result was a thoughtful, intimate portrait of Fox’s personal and professional life that earned nearly universal acclaim and a spot at the top of our Best Documentary category.
