10 Best Docuseries on Netflix to Watch Right Now (2022 Edition)

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While everything has been gradually digitized, online entertainment, TV series, and movie platforms have become a part of our lives. We are all members of at least one of these platforms, and while we want to spend our time in the most accurate and enjoyable way, we browse hundreds of content for minutes.

In this article, we have brought together the most remarkable documentaries of Netflix to put an end to this problem of documentary lovers. Let's take a look at 10 Netflix documentaries that you can watch without breathing.

10. Elize Matsunaga: Era Uma Vez Um Crime (2021)

IMDb: 5.8

As we watch, we are faced with a true story that terrifies us as well as the Brazilian people. The documentary, which shares the details of the horrific murder with the audience part by part, also includes the recordings of Elize Matsunaga's statements. Eliza Capai is in the director's chair of the production, every minute of which will make your blood freeze.

9. Minimalism: A Documentary About The Important Things (2015)

IMDb: 6.7

Criticizing the need to always demand more because of the mass culture perception that society creates on individuals, the documentary summarizes the understanding of minimalism. Directed by Matt D'Avella, the production focuses on the habits and experiences of two friends, Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus, by adopting the understanding of minimalism. Minimalism: A Documentary About Important Things, in which everyone will find a piece of themselves, will play a big role in taking a step towards the changes you will make in your life.

8. Myth & Mogul: John DeLorean (2021)

IMDb: 7.1

We witness John DeLorean's rapid rise in the automotive world, where he entered as a humble engineer and the events that take place behind the scenes. With this Netflix original documentary, it is revealed that the rise of DeLorean, who is loved and cared about by his environment, does not have a clean history as it is thought. The documentary touched upon many details in DeLorean's career, with his career that started at General Motors, his unending ambition, and the many troubles that came with it; Each episode meets the audience in three parts of a maximum of 48 minutes. You will not realize how time flies while watching this ambitious story that started with a humble career.

7. How To Become a Tyrant? (2021)

IMDb: 7.4

How To Become a Tyrant? a 2021 production, is a six-part mini-docu-series. The production, which has made a great impression since the day it was released, is about the one-man regimes that affect world history. The names that are the subject of the documentary, which touch on the question of 'How is a society kept under control?' and many other issues such as the perception management applied on peoples, make the production striking. Peter Dinklage and Waller Newell, whom we know from Game of Thrones, undertake the production of the documentary series, which deals with the management styles of names such as Idi Amin, Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, Gaddafi, Saddam Hussein, and Kim Jong-Un. From the first moment you start watching, you will not realize how time flies and you will find yourself at a big dead end.

6. Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer (2021)

IMDb: 7.5

One of Netflix's chilling productions is Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer. We witness many terrifying details in the production, which is about a number of murders committed by a serial killer named Richard Ramirez, who is known as the 'Night Stalker,' in the first quarter of the 80s. The serial killer, who gave the people of Los Angeles fearful moments in 1984 and 1985, still continues to make a name for himself with the many murders he left behind. The production, in which you will witness moments of fear from the beginning to the end, will make you lose your sleep!

5. Icarus (2017)

IMDb: 7.9

The production, which deals with the allegations of doping in sports competitions, emerged thanks to Bryan Fogel, the director of the documentary, who started investigating the events. Starting to work with a Russian scientist named Grigory Rodchenkov, Fogel finds himself in a doping scandal as a result of his research. Things come to a different point for Fogel, who is faced with the doping fund provided by Russia to its national athletes on his way out. The effects of the 2017 production on the sports world are still fresh.

4. The Story of Diana (2017)

IMDb: 8.0

We are listening to the story of Princess Diana, whose sensational life and death that left question marks in the minds, was ingrained in our minds. The production, which touches on many details from the magazine press to Prince Charles, brings together the pressure on Princess Diana and more in two parts. Through interviews and compilations, Diana, who was crushed under the great burden and pressure of being in the royal family, deals with the reality of the relationship between Charles and Camilla and the weight of the terrible obligations that come with being included in the royal family.

3. Don't F**k with Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer (2019)

IMDb: 8.0

Although its release date is not very recent, there is a production that is still frequently mentioned. The video, which went viral on the Internet and attracted the attention of an animal-loving community, leads to the start of a killer hunt and the capture of a psychopathic killer. The three-part mini-documentary series is about the fact that the videos taken at Luka Magnotta's house and posted on the internet are noticed by animal lovers and the resulting grisly events. While watching the documentary, sometimes you will not be able to control your anger, and sometimes you will feel the height of tension!

2. Formula 1: Drive to Survive (2019)

IMDb: 8.6

The documentary series, which is a joint production of Formula 1 and Netflix; is based on the experiences of Formula 1 pilots, managers, and many more, and what happens behind the scenes. The fourth season of the documentary, which has been broadcast since 2019, will meet with the audience in 2022.

1. The Last Dance (2020)

IMDb: 9.1

Bringing together sequences from the career of the legendary basketball player Michael Jordan, the Netflix Original documentary gathers us together with the basketball history of the 90s. The documentary in which we also come across names such as Scottie Pippen and Dennis Rodman; chronicles the unforgettable rise of the Chicago Bulls in an exciting tone. The production, which brings great nostalgia to the audience and shows the unforgettable basketball events of the nineties with today, aims to bring basketball lovers together with moments full of adventure.