Netflix is one of the world's biggest and best streaming services, which means that it's clearly on a constant lookout for new topics and shows to cover for the large part of its audience that loves a good documentary. Traditionally, after all, you'd need to wait for a director to approach you with an idea they've had or some special access they've secured, before being able to make a docu-series.
Since a few years ago, though, Netflix has had one title that has hosted more and more short documentary series that have captured people's attention, and it seems to now be able to put out multiple titles per year under the banner: Trainwreck. From the first series looking at the shocking music festival debacle of Woodstock '99, it's gone from strength to strength.
