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zannstpierre
Joined: 09.09.09
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zannstpierre

You don't have to be Dittmar. It's just awesome:)

Agreed, great film.

Terry
Joined: 12.01.10
Posts: 10

Terry

One of the best things I have watched this year is Requiem for Detroit.

Its available on ABC i-view for a bit longer

http://www.abc.net.au/iview/?series=3029298

and also here

http://documentaryheaven.com/requiem-for-detroit/

Jem
Joined: 10.01.10
Posts: 287

Jem

The fact that no-one's listed this so far is a put-on, right?

dave
Joined: 16.01.10
Posts: 841

dave

NicelyStrange
Joined: 10.01.10
Posts: 80

NicelyStrange

One of the best things I have watched this year is Requiem for Detroit.

Terry, you might also like Lemonade Detroit - http://bit.ly/tkNrs2. As a sponsor I got to view the first edit and it's shaping up to be just as good as Requiem was. The Detroit version is somewhat of a sequel to the first Lemonade the movie which is also pretty inspiring - http://bit.ly/utv1h0

What are the must-see art/design/technology documentaries?

I recently watched this piece on data visualisation. One for the infographic geeks:

NicelyStrange
Joined: 10.01.10
Posts: 80

NicelyStrange

A bunch of other documentaries that will stick in my mind forever:

Andrew Jenks Room 335 - http://itsh.bo/ui48WN

Fish: A Japanese Obsession - http://bit.ly/vpUiIO

Man On Wire - http://bit.ly/tWUw1a

miessence
Joined: 26.12.11
Posts: 1

miessence

The last doco i watched was Music Instinct which looks at music's effect on the brain. Very interesting.

H_Johnston
Joined: 01.07.10
Posts: 97

H_Johnston

Not sure if it's technically a doco, but I loved All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace by Adan Curtis, recently on SBS. He strings together events of modern history that seems so disperate including science, philosophy, economics and more into a really interesting narrative. It's a three part series.

tonytran
Joined: 19.06.11
Posts: 99

tonytran

I always liked this:

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