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Focuses on scientific topics, discoveries, and inquiries, often explaining complex theories and phenomena to a general audience through visualizations, interviews with experts, and simplified explanations.

Centers on wildlife and natural environments, typically featuring high-quality, scenic footage and can include narratives about survival, biodiversity, or environmental issues.

This genre focuses on the documentary process itself and often challenges the conventions of documentary filmmaking. It raises questions about truth and representation in documentaries.

These documentaries highlight the subjective aspect of the filmmaker's engagement with a subject, often blending personal stories with social issues and combining styles like experimental film techniques.

The filmmaker becomes part of the narrative, either through interaction with subjects or by documenting their personal experiences. The presence and influence of the filmmaker is acknowledged.

This genre focuses on experiences, images, and showing the audience the world through a different set of eyes. Less concerned with linear narrative and more with mood, tone, and sensory experience.

Explores historical events and figures through archival footage, interviews, and reconstructions. These documentaries often aim to educate about or provide insight into past events.

Involves deep research and uncovering truths about complex issues, scandals, or mysteries. It often requires an investigative journalism approach, including interviews, gathering evidence, and piecing together information.

This genre emphasizes observing subjects in their natural state without interference. A fly-on-the-wall approach that typically avoids narration and interviews, aiming to offer an unmediated experience of reality.