Best Documentaries on Netflix

Netflix have offered a new trial so I was wondering what are the best documentaries you've seen on it. What would you recommend?

 

One I watched was "Gleason" but I must warn you its heavy stuff. It's about Steve Gleason's battle/journey with ALS. Very powerful.

 

I'm watching Netflix about a chess champion

 

History, music, sports, different cultures/countries, stories of interesting people.

I've added that. I have never been able to rap my head around the rules of chess and hope watching it might help me understand the game more.

I live in the UK and could watch them on BBC One before they come to Netflix but I've never got into Attenborough or nature docs. I always end up getting bored about 15 minutes into them. More into docs about a country rather than the animals that live in a particular country.

In the UK we don't seem to have it on Netflix.

 

I saw that on YouTube and I felt like the makers of the film were trying too hard and that put me off. They make some good points but I still haven't given up meat yet... Maybe sometime in the future but not yet.

 

Happy People: A Year in the Taiga

 

Minimalism: A Documentary About the Important Things

 

Time the Khalief Browder story

 

making a murderer was alright just too many court room scenes

 

Stranger Things

 

I started watching it but couldn't get into it. I Also started watching The Keepers. I thought the second episode was very disturbing, when I hear of things like that it makes me wonder maybe there isn't a God.