[ SECRET POST #2718 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2718 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Documentary films recs?

[(Anonymous)]

The Great Happiness Space. It's about Japanese host clubs, specifically male ones. What I liked about it is that it led you through different ways of thinking, different reasons. Why the hosts pretended to love women, and what they thought of those women; why the women came for it, and what it might say about them--and what it didn't. It offers some surprises, and while I think it kind of lacks focus, it is pretty fascinating.

Dear Zachary. It's a letter to a murdered man's son, directed by his friend. It's on Netflix and YouTube for free, and it's very heartwrenching. However, I suggest you don't read up on it first. The documentary introduces events procedurally, so you see how the family of the father would have felt, and so on, and it's very effective.