Netflix's Original Documentary Game Is Strong This Year — Here Are 6 You Have to See

The controversial documentary profiles Ted Bundy, one of the most infamous and prolific serial killers in history. Alongside interviews with the people affected by his crimes, the documentary features actual footage of interviews with Bundy before his execution.

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One of the buzziest original Netflix docs ever is this exposé on the infamous Fyre Festival, the music/influencer festival turned viral disaster. Over the course of the documentary, viewers are introduced to the key players in the fiasco and the series of events that led to a disastrous event and multiple arrests.

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The acclaimed documentary series began its sixth volume on Netflix with a theme of "the journey home." Profiling four chefs across the documentary, it focuses on the food as much as the chefs' journeys to deal with the bigger issues of the world.

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This original documentary uses sports as a lens to examine the psychology of losing. Its goal? To uncover the impact of failure in a world that focuses heavily on "winning."

When it's available: March 1

Netflix's ReMastered series has been dropping new documentaries set in the music world. Its most recent offering looks at the mysterious murder of three musicians in Northern Ireland in the 1970s and the possibility that the government was involved in the crime.

When it's available: March 22

The idea of "hidden treasure" has sparked plenty of reality shows and documentaries, but this one takes a different angle. A businessman facing a string of bad luck decides to try to track down a reported $2 million cocaine stash somewhere in the Caribbean.

When it's available: March 29