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Morgan Spurlock's 2004 experiment on the health effects of fast food consumption triggered a global conversation on food industry practices.

Directed by Barbara Kopple (1976), it documents the Brookside Strike and offers a powerful window into American labor issues.

Produced by Thames Television and aired in 1973–1974, this documentary series provided an in-depth look at World War II and set a new standard for historical documentaries.

One of the first feature-length documentaries, directed by Robert J. Flaherty (1922), and shaped the visual ethnography genre.

A 1988 film by Errol Morris that led to the exoneration of a wrongfully convicted man through its investigative narrative and innovative use of reenactments.

A series of documentary films by Michael Apted following the lives of fourteen British individuals since 1964 and providing insights into social class.

Narrated by Morgan Freeman, this 2005 film brought the lives of Emperor penguins to a mass audience and heightened interest in nature documentaries.

Numerous documentaries have showcased this era, including 'Eyes on the Prize' (1987) which influenced public understanding of civil rights history.

A French documentary directed by Alain Resnais (1956), known for its portrayal of the Holocaust with haunting imagery and narrative.