Senna: Beautiful and heartbreaking. (Full disclosure: I remember being little and watching Ayrton Senna race on television. I have never really cared about any sports after that.)pic.twitter.com/LLyfqjj3Mk
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Senna: Beautiful and heartbreaking. (Full disclosure: I remember being little and watching Ayrton Senna race on television. I have never really cared about any sports after that.)pic.twitter.com/LLyfqjj3Mk
Behind the Curve: Entertaining and also frightening, highlighting the amount of delusion and denial that we can choose to get behind only so that we belong somewhere. Went deeper than it ought to – but I wanted it to go even farther.pic.twitter.com/M5YlHLvDtd
Indie Game: The Movie: I loved this when it came out. Rewatching it today, post-Gamergate, feels a bit different. And yet, there are still some touching and even poignant moments here highlighting the tricky and fascinating relationships between the creators and their creations.pic.twitter.com/ZfVBKUx3KM
The Man In The Machine: This is a caveated recommendation. The documentary a sprawling movie, a disjointed collection of various “what’s wrong with Apple” threads. And yet, it was important to me to see videos of Jobs unpolished, petty, cruel.pic.twitter.com/rHcnbzvKLo
Apollo 11: I watched this at a theatre and it was an incredible experience, with footage so crisp and vivid it felt as if we sent someone with a modern camera 50 years back in time. My mouth was agape for a significant portion of this movie.pic.twitter.com/AeFl0zHHaR
The Last Steps: A short movie (free to watch) documenting the Apollo 17 flight, made by the same crew as “Apollo 11.” It’s nice on its own, but particularly fascinating as a prelude – a “dry run,” in words of the composer – to the main event.https://vimeo.com/192013765
For The Record: Not as professional as other documentaries in this thread, but I still enjoyed this look at court reporting and captioning stenographers, I learned a new things, and a few moments made me pause.pic.twitter.com/uyUbGSRHTE
Love Notes To Newton: Starts in a messy way, but then finds its footing. I never knew Newton, and this film made me reflect on two deaths of a computing platform: first when the product is discontinued, and second when its fans move on or pass away.pic.twitter.com/ILcLRfC26i
How To Survive A Plague:
A documentary about the HIV/AIDS epidemic in America, and the efforts of activists to help affected people, and to hold the government accountable. Powerful, poignant, moving. I think everyone should watch this.
(thx to @hypatiadotca for recommendation)pic.twitter.com/KB8bWzO8OT
Major critiques of this doc worth noting, particularly for centering on white men and making the medical angle the major force of ACT UP, as a political movement. Just an FYI.
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