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  • Bad Influence

    Bad Influence

    Mothers of the world… did you know what’s crush content is? That one kidfluencer has more views than CNN? At the end of this one you will know even more that you would like to 😉 Bad Influence: The Dark Side of Kidfluencing is the kind of documentary that sneaks up on you and hits…

  • The Queen of Versailles

    The Queen of Versailles

    If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous collided headfirst with an Econ 101 textbook and a pinch of Shakespearean hubris, then The Queen of Versailles is your gold-plated popcorn dream. Directed by Lauren Greenfield, this 2012 documentary is as entertaining as it is enlightening—like watching Real Housewives crash…

  • Mala Mala

    Mala Mala

    Watching Mala Mala is like stepping into a technicolor dream where gender is a playground, Puerto Rico is a character in its own right, and the soundtrack low-key makes you want to strut down a beach in full drag—heels sinking in the sand be damned. This documentary isn’t your typical “educational” film that makes you…

  • Franca, chaos and creation

    Franca, chaos and creation

    “Franca: Chaos and Creation”, directed by Francesco Carrozzini, is far more than a documentary—it’s a moving, intimate, and visually arresting tribute to one of fashion’s most provocative and pioneering voices: Franca Sozzani. As the long-time editor-in-chief of Vogue Italia, Sozzani challenged the conventions of fashion media, using her platform to confront issues like domestic violence,…

  • Oh my god… it’s Jesus Camp

    Oh my god… it’s Jesus Camp

    If you’ve ever wondered what happens when you combine children, choreography, charismatic Christianity, and a PowerPoint presentation about eternal damnation, Jesus Camp has your answer. Spoiler: it’s a documentary, not a new Netflix horror series — though it sometimes feels like one. Directed by Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady, Jesus Camp is a holy dip…

  • Paris is burning

    Paris is burning

    This 1990 documentary, directed by Jennie Livingston, is not just a film—it’s a cultural archive, a sassy syllabus, and a shimmering disco ball of truth reflecting both the pain and power of queer life in 1980s New York. It’s as educational as a TED Talk but with way more sequins and significantly better music. Set…