A cyclist tries doping and stumbles into the Russian state programme; his source flees to LA.
Two FBI agents interview serial killers in the 1970s; Fincher's Ed Kemper scenes.
The CIA fakes a sci-fi movie to smuggle six diplomats out of Tehran in 1980.
The Boston Globe team that broke the Catholic Church abuse story, told as process.
The unsolved San Francisco case, told through the people it consumed.
The Munich Olympics hostage crisis of 1972, minute by minute, including the interview with the surviving gunman.
A fifteen-year-old is arrested for a Jacksonville murder and his public defender takes the case apart.
A Canadian crew traces what happened to a nineteen-year-old who disappeared driving through Colorado.
Charlize Theron unrecognisable as Aileen Wuornos, in the performance that won her the Oscar.
Robert Durst on a hot mic: "killed them all, of course"; the true-crime series that solved a case.
Eight hours on Simpson, race and Los Angeles; the documentary that won an Oscar as a film.
Steven Avery, exonerated then convicted again; the series that made true crime a Netflix genre.
Alexei Navalny phones his own poisoner; the documentary made before his death.
Errol Morris re-enacts a Dallas cop killing and gets an innocent man freed.
Laura Poitras in the Hong Kong hotel room as Edward Snowden hands over the files.
A Seoul cabbie drives a German reporter into the Gwangju uprising of 1980.
The hunt for Korea's first serial killer in the 1980s; Bong Joon-ho's ending stare.
A Black detective infiltrates the Ku Klux Klan by phone in 1972; Spike Lee's Oscar for the script.
Somali pirates board a container ship; Tom Hanks' last scene with the navy medic.
Pacino robs a Brooklyn bank to pay for his lover's surgery; "Attica!"
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