The Battle for Justina Pelletier

A sober, absorbing chronicle of wealth and scandal that feels like watching a slow, grim unravelling of a powerful family.

A tense, emotionally heavy true-crime documentary that feels like watching a family crisis unfold in real time, with a sense of claustrophobia and moral unease.

A sober, quietly heavy documentary that walks through a decade of legal and family conflict with a calm, procedural patience.

A sobering, sympathetic exposé that leaves you unsettled about the cost of online fame for children.

An intimate, thoughtful documentary that feels like a personal essay, blending warmth and tension as it examines family and legal battles.

A somber, methodical true-crime documentary that sits with grief and hope, offering quiet tension and deep emotional weight.

A sobering, unsettling plunge into a wholesome online facade that curdles into real horror, leaving you disturbed and reflective.

A somber, patient true-crime reckoning that follows a mother's long grief and pursuit of answers, heavy with sadness and quiet tension.

A gripping, unsettling true-crime documentary that feels urgent and morally complex, blending archival footage with intimate interviews.

A sober, re-enacted medical mystery that keeps you quietly anxious until each second opinion brings relief.

A somber, quietly gripping true-crime inquiry that sits with uncomfortable questions of family and blame rather than easy answers.

A sobering, unsettling look at how family vlogging can turn children into content, leaving a lingering sense of unease.