For those who like documentaries, I've got one to recommend

[Funk#49]

It's called "Finding Vivian Maier". http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2714900/.

My girl and I rented this last weekend I thought it was really well done. The maker of the film had bid and won on a storage unit that had gone to auction. Inside he found thousands and thousands of photograph negatives.

His search for who the unit belonged to and who took all the pictures led him to discover an amazing, unknown talent named Vivian Maier. Her story is one of both humour and sorrow and it's a great story of how she was even discovered.

Definitely worth your time in my opinion. As a side note, the University of Kentucky is currently exhibiting her work and we're going to the art gallery this weekend to see her work in person.

 

[TarponSpringsNole]

Thanks Funk. Hopefully it's on Netflix.

 

[cmanole]

Any neekids?

 

[More Kirk Less Spock]

my favorite recent documentary: Hot Coffee

Shows you the other side of tort reform and you get to see the real facts behind the McDonalds Coffee case.

 

[Brooks&Dunn93]

The new Bob Weir documentary on Netflix is great. I highly recommend it, especially if you're a fan of that era of music or the Dead. Jam on