Posted on 12.09.08 to Documentaries by Jake Dubs

6 Documentaries that Never Were But Could Be

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Serendipity
The Ice Harvest
America’s Sweethearts
Pushing Tin
Con Air

Let’s leave it at that.

I drive by this firm around once a week. Each time, I become increasingly perplexed about why these self-indulgent dickwads haven’t yet been featured as a latenight TV joke.

12 young hipsters. 4 cities. Look into intimate parts of each of their lives as they go from ardor to apathy, from rebellion to material in a cheeky take on the popular contemporary subculture, fighting off the mainstream as it rapidly becomes it.

Let the irony commence.

We all have some idea about where our poo goes when we’re done with it. But where does it really go? And what do they do with all that water it’s floating in on its way there?

One woman. One cat. One month left.

Imagine a documentary that took 77 years to shoot, chronicling the life of one man from birth through death. Find me a person on this earth who wouldn’t be intrigued to see that when it hits theatres.

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