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The journey as a metaphor is a constant leit motif in cinema since its origins. The following list of documentaries available to watch online in Guidedoc is a tribute to the enriching right to travel.
In case you didn't know, Guidedoc is a global curated documentary streaming platform. You can watch the world's best award-winning docs from around the world. We have new movies every day.
Through an impressionistic and at times frantic animation, this documentary short film transports us to the microcosm of the mecca of modern society: an international airport. In there, we hear voices in several languages, we see countless human and animal figures against the background of a futuristic architecture that reminds us of the utopia we have achieved without realizing it: that of the ability to transport ourselves almost immediately between equidistant points on the planet.
Through an observational approach aboard a crowded train that crosses the big Russia, this documentary film directed by Rodion Ismailov shows us a varied panorama of faces and stories of the travelers of this mythical route.
Imagine a small oasis on a paradise island in the Caribbean. We are in a coastal corner of the Dominican Republic, where a group of workers that belong to the poorest population of the country build an artificial beach of a new hotel complex for a minority of wealthy people. This documentary dissects the inequality inherent in the Latin American continent with the intrinsic Caribbean humor.
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1337 films
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of true documentary lovers
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