So many, but in recent years 'Hypernormalisation' by Adam Curtis. Curtis's style and tone and bias can grate, and is not for everyone, but in this documentary

So many, but in recent years 'Hypernormalisation' by Adam Curtis. Curtis's style and tone and bias can grate, and is not for everyone, but in this documentary his typical format gels. It describes a bunch of seemingly disparate world events that eventually appear integrated. No one comes out a hero. It subtly reminded me to not take 'positive change' for granted and for that there is no final victory, nor final defeat. The same arguments must continue to be put forward to each generation.