Aileen: Queen of the Serial Killers Review: This Netflix documentary is powerful, emotional, and meaningful as it feels like a study of a damaged soul, a mirror reflecting how society treats women who fall through its cracks.
Don't Date Brandon Review: This is a hauntingly powerful true-crime series that considers women who channelled their fear into bravery and found justice in solidarity.
Allen Iv3rson Review: The docuseries is emotional, powerful and radiant with heart. If you love basketball, classic hip-hop or just great storytelling, this is one documentary you cannot miss.
Mob War: Philadelphia vs. The Mafia Review: This Netflix crime documentary is good as it shows the dark and dramatic world of Philadelphia’s mob history, but forgettable as it did not go deeper into the emotional angle to make it engaging.
Who Killed The Montreal Expos Review: This is a respectful, emotional, and somewhat heavy-handed look at a team which brought a city together in its history. It does a great job in relating its history without much excitement, but it doesn't succeed in making you feel it so much.
