Everything
Words: Chloe Watts
The most anticipated sports documentary of 2020, The Last Dance revisited the Chicago Bulls dynasty and their forever immortalised final championship season of ‘97/98. While we were prepared for legendary plays, next level drama and raw interviews, we were not prepared for Jordan’s iconic 90’s style. In turn, it sent the internet into over-drive and saw a sharp rise in basketball-inspired style and Air Jordan resellers.
Whether you waited eagerly each week for the next episode to land or binge watched the series in one sitting, you’re probably wondering what to watch now. To help fill the documentary-sized hole in your life, we bring to you five documentaries to watch after you’ve finished The Last Dance.
For the Crime Junkie
Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez
Netflix
This docu-series follows the trial of Aaron Hernandez, a promising New England Patriots Tight End and convicted killer. The series uncovers a complex maze of secrets and trauma in Hernandez’s life in an effort understand how a promising NFL player could end up a convicted killer.
The Sport Fanatic
Free-Solo
Amazon Prime
If you’re after edge of your seat, lump in your throat viewing, look no further than Free Solo. A different kind of sport documentary that focuses on Alex Honnold and his incredible (or) totally insane attempt to climb the face of El Capitan, a 3,000-foot granite monolith in Yosemite National Park, completely unassisted.
The Style Enthusiast
The Gospel According to André
Amazon Prime
Dubbed the ‘Nelson Mandela of Couture’, The Gospel According to André explores the life and career of the iconic fashion journalist, André Leon Talley. From growing up in the segregated South to his iconic editorial career spanning 50 years and including the likes of Women’s Wear Daily, W and Vogue.
The Foodie
Chef’s Table
Netflix
This raw documentary shares the deeply personal stories, inspirations, and unique styles from a selection of the world’s most renowned chefs. Each showing their discipline and culinary talent while preparing an incredible, edible creation.
The business minds
Dirty Money
Neflix
Dirty Money is a six-part docu-series that covers corporate corruption, securities fraud, and creative accounting. From money laundering by corporate banks to abuse of guardianship laws and fighting over maple syrup. Dirty Money brings attention to stories that may have been overlooked by individuals not familiar with the financial industry and its associated misconduct.
