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13th is an educational documentary by Ava DuVernay that examines the connection between the Thirteenth Amendment, racial inequality, and the rise of mass incarceration in the United States. Available on Netflix, the film offers a powerful look at the lasting impact of systemic injustice.
Abducted in Plain Sight is a true-crime documentary on Netflix that explores the story of Jan Broberg, a young girl who was manipulated and kidnapped by a trusted neighbor in the 1970s. The film highlights the importance of awareness, prevention, and protecting vulnerable children.
Crack: Cocaine, Corruption & Conspiracy is a Netflix documentary exploring the impact of the 1980s crack epidemic, including issues of corruption, racial disparities, and mass incarceration. The film provides insight into the systemic challenges that continue to affect communities today.
Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution is a documentary about Camp Jened, a 1970s summer camp for people with disabilities that helped inspire the disability rights movement. The film highlights the power of advocacy, community, and the fight for inclusion.
Grass Is Greener is a documentary exploring the history and cultural impact of cannabis in the United States. The film examines its connections to music, the War on Drugs, racial disparities, and the modern marijuana industry through interviews with artists, experts, and activists.
Heroin(e) is an Oscar-nominated short documentary that follows three women in Huntington, West Virginia, as they work to address the opioid epidemic in their community. The film highlights the human impact of addiction and the importance of compassion, advocacy, and support.
Lead Me Home is a Netflix documentary highlighting the lives of individuals experiencing homelessness on the West Coast. The film provides a human perspective on the homelessness crisis while encouraging empathy, understanding, and compassion for vulnerable communities.
Murder to Mercy: The Cyntoia Brown Story is a Netflix documentary that follows Cyntoia Brown’s journey through the criminal justice system, exploring themes of trauma, advocacy, justice, and redemption. The film highlights the importance of understanding the circumstances that shape a person’s life.
Recovery Boys is a Netflix documentary that follows four men in West Virginia as they navigate long-term treatment and recovery from opioid addiction. The film offers a personal look at the challenges of addiction, healing, and rebuilding lives.
Tell Me Who I Am is a Netflix documentary about twin brothers Alex and Marcus Lewis as they uncover the secrets of their traumatic childhood. The film explores themes of memory, identity, family, and the lasting impact of childhood experiences.
How to Fix a Drug Scandal is a Netflix documentary series that examines the impact of a corrupt drug lab system in Massachusetts and the devastating consequences for individuals affected by flawed evidence. The series explores issues of justice, accountability, and the importance of protecting the rights of vulnerable people.
Immigration Nation is a Netflix documentary series that explores the U.S. immigration system through the experiences of immigrants, families, and government officials. The series highlights the human impact of immigration policies and the complex challenges faced by communities.
Living Undocumented is a Netflix documentary series that follows the lives of several undocumented immigrant families navigating the challenges of the U.S. immigration system. The series offers a personal look at family, fear, resilience, and the human impact of immigration policies.
Monsters Inside: The 24 Faces of Billy Milligan is a Netflix documentary series that explores the life and criminal case of Billy Milligan, who was diagnosed with dissociative identity disorder. The series examines themes of mental health, trauma, the criminal justice system, and the complexities of understanding human behavior.
The Business of Drugs is a Netflix documentary series that explores the global drug trade, examining how drugs are produced, distributed, and impacted by economic, social, and political systems. The series highlights the complex challenges surrounding addiction, enforcement, and public health.
The Pharmacist is a Netflix documentary series that follows a Louisiana pharmacist who investigates the opioid epidemic after losing his son to a drug-related death. The series explores addiction, accountability, and one person’s fight to expose the systems contributing to the crisis.
The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez is a Netflix documentary series that examines the tragic abuse and death of eight-year-old Gabriel Fernandez and the failures within the systems meant to protect him. The series explores child welfare, accountability, and the importance of advocating for vulnerable children.
Dopesick is a dramatic series that explores the origins and impact of the opioid crisis in the United States. Through the stories of patients, families, medical professionals, and investigators, the series examines addiction, corporate responsibility, and the challenges of addressing a public health crisis.
The Crime of the Century is a documentary series that investigates the origins and impact of the opioid epidemic in the United States. The film explores the role of pharmaceutical companies, government oversight, and the devastating effects of addiction on individuals, families, and communities.
Beautiful Boy is a film based on the true story of a father and son navigating the challenges of addiction and recovery. The film explores the impact of substance use on families, the complexities of recovery, and the importance of compassion and support.
Four Good Days is a film that follows a mother and daughter as they navigate addiction, recovery, and the challenges of rebuilding their relationship. The story highlights the impact of substance use on families and the importance of hope, support, and compassion during recovery.
Paper Tigers is a documentary that explores how trauma-informed care can transform the lives of students affected by adverse childhood experiences. The film follows a high school’s approach to supporting youth through understanding, connection, and compassionate intervention.
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