With these 3 reviews we reach the end of the recommendations given in October, and that this time the reviews are somewhat short because they are documentaries and it is usually simplified by the type of work done, so I hope you enjoy them in the same way if you haven't seen any of these 3 documentaries.

Seaspiracy (2021) - Review

A documentary demonstrating and recounting the damage that humans cause to different marine species, showing in the process an alarming global corruption.  The documentary makes clear the qualities of journalism when it comes to making a documentary where r He really takes you on a trip around the world, looking for the various causes of the annihilation of marine life, but his rhetorical methods distract from his revelations, because he focuses on topics such as illegal fishing that basically damage the environment and help to extinct many species of marine animals, so give him a a glance if you don't see it yet. It's good to see this documentary to reflect.

Schumacher (2021)

A Formula 1 driver with an excellent track record that symbolizes motorsport even beyond racing and racing: Michael Schumacher. The popular German figure who comes to Netflix as the center of this documentary, offering a tour of Michael's career and life.

He has enough material with exclusive parts and never-before-seen recordings to satisfy his fans and anyone who likes F1 a lot. In addition, everything is very well combined to bring a good experience to the viewer with a awesome montage. I definitely hope you can enjoy this beautiful and worthy documentary about Schumacher's career and also a little bit of his life.