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1. Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse (1991) – The godfather of the genre. It documents the making of Apocalypse Now, where actual typhoons, heart attacks, and a lead actor who refused to work turned a war movie into a real-life war.
2. Overnight (2003) – The ultimate anti-fairytale. A bouncer from Boston writes The Boondock Saints, lands a million-dollar deal, and lets ego destroy his career within 12 months. Essential viewing for anyone who thinks success is permanent.
3. Side by Side (2012) – Hosted by Keanu Reeves, this documentary pits film vs. digital. It is surprisingly gripping, featuring interviews from Christopher Nolan (film purist) to James Cameron (digital evangelist).
4. This Is Me…Now (2024) – Technically a narrative, but the making-of doc The Greatest Love Story Never Told (on Prime Video) is a spectacularly vulnerable look at Jennifer Lopez financing her own passion project while her team pleads with her not to.
5. Filmworker (2017) – A quiet masterpiece about the least glamorous role: the assistant. It follows Leon Vitali, who gave up his acting career to be Stanley Kubrick’s factotum. It asks: Is loyalty to genius a noble sacrifice or a form of servitude?

“We didn’t ruin dreams,” Dorothy tells Maya on camera. “We curated them. Eddie knew the truth: reality is boring. Entertainment is a lie that makes people feel less alone. That crying girl? Her father had died. We just made sure America saw it. Is that evil? Or is that mercy?”

• Interviews with industry leaders, such as Netflix's Ted Sarandos and Spotify's Daniel Ek, discuss the impact of technology on the industry.
• Footage of innovative productions, such as immersive theater experiences and virtual reality films, showcase the industry's creative response to change.

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reflexive turn

The best documentaries today include a —they acknowledge the camera’s presence. The Offer (a scripted series, but adjacent) and docs like Showbiz Kids (2020) interview the interviewers, asking: "By filming this, are we exploiting you again?"