The Best Documentaries Of 2014 A survey of some of the best documentaries of 2014 as chosen by various critics and publications, with about 100 different films mentioned. One of the year’s best documentaries, it’s worth seeing as an engaging guided tour of the work, life, and times of a little known, fascinating american artist. – john f. the great invisible (margaret brown) margaret brown’s the great invisible is often a frank reminder of what george w. bush once said: “america is addicted to oil.
The Best Documentaries Of 2014 So Far Enron: the smartest guys in the room (2005)97%. #20. critics consensus: a concise, entertaining documentary about the spectacular failure of enron. synopsis: this documentary explores the fall of the enron corporation, arguably the most shocking example of modern corporate corruption. 2014 saw the passing of icons robert drew, harun farocki, ed pincus, robert gardner, michael glawogger and william greaves, among others. but we also saw one of our very best, laura poitras, literally change the way we see the world through her work with edward snowden, as documented in the much celebrated citizenfour. Movies lists documentaries. ! ebola. ferguson. the missing malaysian jetliner. russian aggression. isis. 2014 provided plenty of news stories that are sure to be fascinating subjects for future. Taking off from investigations of an art forger and a literary fraudster, welles’s wide ranging, richly ironic, and loftily speculative personal essay film puts the very distinctions between.
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