Documentaries are traditionally branded as films that aim to raise awarness and ignite change in our societies - and many of them have indeed succeeded in doing so.  In this week’s episode of the DocCast your hosts M, Vic and Pilvi, are discussing two impactful documentaries, Bowling for Columbine and The Invisible War. The discussion includes deep analysis of the central scenes and points raised in these films, and highlights their accomplishments in affecting policies and opinions. Please be advised that this material contains detailed discussions and depictions of (sexual) harassment, assault and gun violence. Please engage with care or skip this video if needed.

Documentaries are traditionally branded as films that aim to raise awarness and ignite change in our societies - and many of them have indeed succeeded in doing so.   In this week’s episode of the DocCast your hosts M, Vic and Pilvi, are discussing two impactful documentaries, Bowling for Columbine and The Invisible War. The discussion includes deep analysis of the central scenes and points raised in these films, and highlights their accomplishments in affecting policies and opinions.  P...

Episode 4: Bowling for Columbine & The Invisible War - Docs that shaped a Nation

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