2024's Top grossing Documentary Films

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This Year’s Biggest Documentaries Are a Liberal’s Nightmare

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The list of this year ’s top-grossing docs is a hodgepodge of faith-oriented films, a movie in praise of Donald Trump , and glorified trolls.

At the very top, where Anthony Bourdain and David Bowie once perched, you’ll find Am I Racist? The vast gap between prestige-style documentaries and what actually charts at the box office these days is fairly new.

The Ark and the Darkness is being counted as the fifth -highest-grossing documentary of the year .

Documentarians have avoided documentaries as a “non-profit’s essential value proposition,” says Daily Wire co-CEO Jeremy Boreing .

Documentary director Chris Metzler says streaming is more passive than one you see on a huge screen.

Am I Racist? is proof that there still is a theatrical audience for docs akin to the one that existed in the 1990s , just with a different set of values.

Director-producer: "A lot of the techniques Matt was using were pioneered by the left, but the left’s skills at this sort of work have atrophied from success.

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