Paste's Top 20 Documentaries of the Year:

http://www.pastemagazine.com/blogs/list ... %2F17%2F12

I've only heard of probably 12 of them and only saw "Searching for Sugarman" (which I thought was great).

How would one go about seeing these? Online? Netflix?

And was that bird shit down the side of his face?

Living in New York?

Eh, like I said, I knew of a dozen of 'em because they all came to Tara or Midtown. Problem is, they only stay about 2-3 weeks.

I'm sure there are a couple movie junkies here that have avenues they use to see stuff like this after they've left the theaters.

Many are available on Netflix.

The no.1 choice is one I'm fiending to see. As someone who enjoys fly fishing (I'm a novice), it's been written about over and over on the blogs/websites I frequent. Its been getting pretty widespread acclaim, had a successful kickstarter campaign, and looks to be selling fairly well on an independent basis. Doubt you'll see it anytime soon on Netflix. I've msg'd Finback Films a few times to see if the film will be released on BR ('cause I'm a snob now)--to no reply. Guess one of these days after Christmas, I'll break down and buy it.