This is an example of a well-constructed biographical documentary. No music nor narrative forces the story; the interviews and clips alone give a glimpse at this person’s life. In this case, the subject is Richard Feynman. 

The interesting parts to me:

• Feynman’s feelings on working on the bomb
• His interactions with people at Esalen and “New Age” thinking
• His contribution to an early form of distributed computing
• Stats student learn about the danger of extrapolation by the example of the Challenger o-rings. In this film, we learn about how Feynman helped make this data and analysis public.