Netflix is bringing a particularly varied lineup of documentaries this September, covering everything from a viral Olympic controversy to the long shadow of 9/11.Some stories revisit major moments in history, while others uncover events most people may have never heard of.If you're planning to add a few documentaries to your watchlist this month, these four upcoming releases are worth keeping an eye on.
Here is all you need to know about them and when you can watch them.Untold Raygun: Breaking Badly The story behind one of the Olympics' most viral moments Rachael "Raygun" Gunn became one of the most talked-about athletes at the 2024 Paris Olympics, though probably not for the reason she had hoped.Her unconventional breakdancing performance went viral, sparking an avalanche of memes and questions online about how she qualified for the Olympic stage in the first place.
As part of Netflix's extensive sports documentary series of films, will revisit the controversy from Gunn's perspective, looking beyond the virality to explore her journey as an academic and competitive breakdancer, as well as the intense public reaction that followed her Olympic debut.The documentary will also examine what happens when a single viral moment begins to overshadow the years of work that came before it.is now streaming.
If you are a fan of the Untold series, you're in for a double treat: another installment arrives this month: .This documentary will look back at the life and rise of cultural icon Mr.T, going behind his signature look and iconic status as a pop culture icon to explore his life.
Turning Point: Generation 9/11 The world was never the same Twenty-five years after the September 11 attacks, will look at how the massive tragedy shaped the people who grew up in its wake.Without only revisiting the attacks, the documentary turns the spotlight on the generation(s) whose reality was shaped by the aftermath.The new September movie will explore the lasting impact of 9/11 through personal stories, including children who lost parents in the attacks, journalists whose careers began during the War on Terror, and young people in Afghanistan who experienced the consequences of America's military involvement firsthand.
As part of Netflix's documentary series, looks set to offer a diverse perspective on the defining disaster, featuring stories from orphaned children, War on Terror journalists, young Afghans, and U.S.Marines.is now streaming.
Teenage Wasteland A high school investigation with consequences revisits a curious story from the early 1990s where a group of high school students finds themselves researching something beyond their usual school project.Working with an unconventional teacher, the students uncover a local scandal involving toxic waste and organized crime through a student film, setting off a domino effect.The documentary brings to light the people involved, combining archival footage, interviews, and student diaries to examine the investigation and its aftermath.
From filmmakers Jesse Moss and Amanda McBaine, whose previous work includes , the story offers an interesting perspective on documentary-making and student storytelling.begins streaming on September 4.The Widower: ’Til Death Do Us Part The trail only gets more bloody down the road For true crime lovers, here is something to look forward to this month.
centers around a sprawling investigation involving suspicious deaths and a charming man who repeatedly finds himself at the epicenter of tragedy.The documentary follows a journalist and detective duo as they work through an old trail of evidence connected to this charismatic figure who hides an unsettling pattern of relationships and tragedy.With three decades of history to unpack, is shaping up to be one of September's most thrilling releases.
The long timeline also gives the investigation plenty of ground to cover and nuances to explain for those who love engrossing themselves in the details.begins streaming on September 30.Find new titles beyond the Home page Do you want to stay on top of Netflix's newest releases? You can use Netflix's New and Popular tab to learn about new titles.
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