What Documentary Shows and Movies to watch on Plex

The contestants for Miss Snake Charmer are not your typical high school beauty queens. These teens must show they are more than just pretty faces-that they have the guts and grit to win America's toughest beauty pageant. Contestants must prove their bravery by killing, and skinning, a rattlesnake before showcasing their talents and evening wear. The winner then spends the weekend reigning over pits of live vipers during the World's Largest Rattlesnake Roundup.

This humorous and uplifting documentary by filmmaker Roger Nygard presents some of the most challenging ideas about relationships as it answers the question: Why do half of marriages fail, and why the rest are such hard work?

Documentary chronicling the role of African Americans during America's Revolutionary War.

She has risen from nowhere to conquer the music world with songs that’ll be played for years to come. She is a force to be reckoned with in the music scene. She is…Pink.

The first combined army consisting of British and US troops banding together to push their enemy from North Africa for good. One of the most famous campaigns of the entire second world war.

Count Karl Ulysses von Salis-Marschlins was a Swiss botanist and naturalist. He travelled widely observing and studying the lands he visited. In 1789 he travelled in the Kingdom of Naples. On returning home, he wrote a book about it. Here is how he described his visit to the "Casino del Duca" at San Basilio, the largest estate of Apulia, South Italy. "Anapeson" are these places, now, sleepless and abandoned within the distracted modernity. The History as ruins.

World renowned plastic surgeon Ivo Pitanguy shares the secrets of his personal philosophy on beauty, self image, and fulfillment in lie, through intimate interviews, and never-before-seen-footage of his home and the exotic animals on his private island.

Get ready to fall in deep, deep puppy love as we follow a litter of adorable puppies as they play, nap, tumble, eat and play some more. Featuring the worlds cutest and most loved and treasured breeds including Pugs, Labradors, Dachshunds and Pekingese - these furry pups will have you laughing, crying, swooning and barking for more as we watch them discover their new world.

Rosetta: Audio/Visual is the story of blue-collar, Philadelphia-based, post-metal band Rosetta and their relationship with record label Translation Loss; every album is a creative milestone, each tour a test of faith. As the music industry appears to transform, evolve, and erode around them, the bonds of friendship become threatened by the pressures of business, and Rosetta is faced with a career-altering decision: continue with Translation Loss, or release albums independently. Four years in the making, Rosetta: Audio/Visual captures the musical triumph, material sacrifice, and personal loss experienced in the name of financial, artistic, and spiritual freedom.

After returning from her 5 year break from music, Selena Gomez has blown the world away with her 3rd studio album Rare. She has transformed over the years, from Disney pop star to award winning film and tv producer.

Hollywood's glittering stars and starlets have always been the envy of the movie-going public. With their fame, wealth and lush lifestyles, they epitomize the "good life" we find so glamorous. Yet every pleasure has its price, and sometimes bearing the burden of fame can be an overwhelming task. All too often, celebrities find refuge and solace in a bottle of booze, a vial of pills, or a dirty syringe...and destroy their careers, families, and lives in the process. Through exclusive footage and little known facts, When the Applause Died (1990)takes an uncensored, shocking look at Hollywood's brightest stars and music's hottest rockers who burned out and faded away due to their own self-abuse. 'Spencer Tracy', William Holden, Errol Flynn...names that conjure images of self-satisfied greatness. And yet despite their fame and fortune, these stars and many others featured in this documentary were unable to enjoy the fruits of their labor without numbing themselves to what should have been an idyllic existence.

At the Spanish Grand Prix in 1975, Lella Lombardi, from Frugarolo, Italy made history and became the first and only woman ever to score a point in Formula One, her death leaves behind a mysterious personal life and powerful legacy which has never been revealed or explored, until now.

Whilst Cape Town has recently been voted the world's top tourist destination, it has 130,000 people living in shacks and 35% of the inhabitants live under the poverty line. But is has a community of people who live in even poorer conditions. There are an estimated 7,000 street people who live on the edge, fighting for survival each day. They are one of the world's biggest populations of street people and are fighting back against what they claim is a callous disregard for their plight. Authorities are trying to move them on from parks and public amenities which fear they will lose their tourist appeal once overrun by the growing army of homeless.

Driven by enormous faith, Dom Gregory De Wit created a vast body of religious art that spans Europe and the United States. However, his strong personality and bold artistic choices often met incisive criticism. Through interviews, historical accounts, and an audio recording from the artist himself, filmmaker David Michael Warren tells the compelling story of a man whose works point to an even higher creator.

Using the cover of an Atlanta limousine driver, Jabari Hayes trafficked large quantities of cocaine across the United States for the then largest African American drug organization in the South East known as the Black Mafia Family, or BMF.

David Attenborough discovers that the descendants of the dinosaur age still thrive today. But how did they survive the cataclysmic events that wiped out their ancient ancestors?

Homophobia didn't just happen. Orchestrated campaigns by cultural institutions and public figures have systemically instilled anti-LGBTQ prejudice into American culture by shaping public opinion. In the 1960s, propaganda films warned parents of "predatory characters" at local parks under the guise of public service announcements. Anita Bryant's Save Our Children campaign in the 70's galvanized a coalition of conservative religious groups that spread the idea that sexual abnormalities would corrupt the nation and its children. The 80's AIDS pandemic further exacerbated fears about homosexuality and "making fun" became a way to marginalize those who were different, which subsequently generated anger, fear, violence and even murder against targets deemed inferior. Although the LGBTQ+ community has witnessed progress since the passing of Marriage Equality and award-winning LGBTQ+ shows and films have been embraced, the psychic damage to gay people is deep and events like the tragedy that struck the Orlando PULSE night club remind us that hateful propaganda can sometimes lead to deadly outcomes.

Marcy Made details the story of DeHaven Irby and his former relationship with Jay-Z. This documentary answers all of the unanswered questions and it also reveals the true reason behind their split.

Kobe’s dedication to his career, his family and his charity work led to him being adored the world over. But on Sunday January 26th 2020 his life would come to a sudden and tragic end.

A top secret space program run by humans, alien telepathy and human/ET communicators/translators, and new areas of the alien abduction phenomenon. Award-winning researcher Linda Moulton Howe reveals surprising clues, analyzing the ongoing and decades-long worldwide crop circle phenomenon.

A biracial, Indianapolis-based artist struggles to understand how his life and work have been affected by his estranged, imprisoned father.

Royal Britain tells the story of the monarchy through the places that bore witness to murder, romance, politics, imprisonment, tragedy, execution, and celebration. In the landscape, battles were fought for the crown which changed dynasties and the very pages of history itself. This film is a unique look at the British monarchy that will inform, entertain, and dazzle.

Anne Perry started out as a good writer, but has won greatness inch by inch by reading other authors, listening to editors and agents, and adapting techniques from other creators. Now you, too, can have a lesson from an author who The New York Times has called "First Rate," and who's included in the 100 Masters of the crime genre; who's sold 25 million copies worldwide to continuing critical acclaim. In this instructional video, Anne references her quintet of novels about World War One to demonstrate the various themes which need to be considered when you first pick up that pen. Although writing a book can be like climbing Everest, the advice you find here will save some troublesome extra drafts, and give you a head start towards an enjoyable writing experience and a successful novel.