Stories have the power to make a difference. While there are documentaries that talk about important issues like fairness and human rights. These stories move people and make them think about our society and the issues arising. And for quite some time Even the Oscars, which are usually about fun movies, are now honoring these important films because they help shape our world. In this blog, we’ll look at the top 10 movies that talk about making the world a better place.
13th (2016)
The movie ’13th’ shows how a law that was supposed to end slavery actually led to many people, especially Black people, being sent to prison. This law had a loophole that allowed for a new kind of forced labor, that is indeed very dangerous and you can call it a hidden trap. The movie uses interviews and old videos to show how this loophole created a prison system that still affects fairness and justice today and you can not just ignore it as it’s deeply affecting the society causing depression and anxiety. or we can say that It’s like finding out that freedom isn’t really free.
RBG (2018)
RBG (2018) is a documentary and it focuses mainly on the story about Ruth Bader Ginsburg,a Supreme Court Justice who became famous for her fight for equal rights. The film shows how this small but strong woman made a huge impact by standing up for women and fighting for fairness. Even though people often underestimated her, Ginsburg’s smart and determined efforts changed the law and helped many people. With her iconic small glasses and powerful voice, she proves that big changes can come from unexpected places, and she’s much more than just a respected judge.
The Social Dilemma (2020)
Watch the movie ‘The Social Dilemma’ to see how social media is affecting your mind. You might be surprised just like the fans eager to watch Paramount Plus outside the US! The people who created these apps tell us how they keep you using them and make money. It’s like getting a behind-the-scenes look at how your favorite apps work on which you work all day long without even thinking for a minute. So in this show you’ll learn surprising things about how social media impacts your life and why you should think twice about how much time you spend on your phone.”
Time (2020)
Watch ‘Time’ to see an amazing true story about a woman named Sibil who fights for justice. All she wants is to free her husband from prison, alongside taking care of their kids and fighting against the system which is a real challenge for a single woman. This movie is like a real-life superhero story, it will show Sibil’s strength and determination that nothing can let you down if you have the will to do it. Overall it is a powerful and at the same time very emotional film that will make you think about the prison system and the power of love. Don’t miss this inspiring story of hope and strength!
American Factory (2019):
Get ready for a rollercoaster of culture clash with “American Factory” (2019)! This documentary takes you inside a factory which is located in Ohio where a Chinese billionaire brings his team to work with local Americans. Imagine trying to mix high-tech, fast-paced Chinese work culture with laid-back American ways—hilarity and tension ensue. Here you will Watch as how the two worlds collide, leading to unexpected challenges and eye-opening moments. You can say that It’s a fascinating and entertaining look at how globalization affects the workplace, alongside it will be blending humor and drama as it explores the clash of cultures and the quest for common ground.
On the Record (2020):
On the Record is a powerful documentary that dares and explores sexual harassment in the music industry. It shares the brave stories of women who are standing up against big names and with their courage they are fighting for justice. In this documentary, one can Imagine an inside look at the drama and courage behind the headlines. This film doesn’t hold back and shows the intense struggle for change in a glamorous world, it is full of surprises. You won’t want to miss it!
The Act of Killing (2012)
Watch ‘The Act of Killing’ for a very different and shocking movie experience. It’s not a normal documentary. Former killers in Indonesia act out their real crimes in crazy movie scenes they create themselves. It’s like letting the bad guys make their own scary movies! The film mixes real terror with strange reenactments you can doubt that to be real, inshort showing how they think about what they did. It’s an intense movie that will make you think about guilt and evil. If you want a movie night that’s both scary and memorable, this is the one!”
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