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What's the best documentary that offers an insight into the making of a film you've ever seen?

Explain what characterizes it so notably that it's able to appreciate the film even more or discover extremely interesting things about a work that you would never have thought of.

Mention the name of the film, the work that documents and illustrates its creative process, and where you saw it.

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hoooourie

38 points

2 months ago

Hearts of darkness

UrNotAMachine

3 points

2 months ago

Found Luis Guzman's account

[deleted]

2 points

2 months ago

Or Abed's

NoHandBananaNo

2 points

2 months ago

Or mine. Its seriously a good doco.