The King's Speech is a movie based on the story of the man who is known as King George VI, the father of Queen Elizabeth II. Since his brother renounced the throne, he was next in line, but at first he was reluctant to take the throne, because of social awkwardness and speech issues. However, with the help of a speech pathologist he hires and befriends he is able to overcome any nervousness or effects caused from it that he may have had in the past. This allows him to become a great leader of Britain and successfully lead his country into War. Without his new friends help, the King's speech would not have been what it was.

Good Hair is a documentary movie created by comedian Chris Rock, which debuted in the U.S. on October 9, 2009. The film encompasses many aspects of the culture phenomena of African-American hair style. According to the Rock magazine, the hair industry earned $ 9 billion on the treatment of hair of African-Americans. The castingof the Good Hair features some famous people like Meagan Good, T-Pain, Raven-Symone, Ice-T, Nia Long and KRS-One. Before the release of the movie, Regina Kimbell sued the actor and the film's producers claiming that they plagiarized his documentary called "My Nappy Roots", released in 2005. The complainant claimed that the film showed the Rock during the taping of Everybody Hates Chris, starring actor, at the request of Doug Miller, executive producer of "Good Hair ", unaware that the interpreter had an agreement with the TV channel HBO to tell the same story.

"Amazing Grace" is a 2018 concert film directed by Sydney Pollack and completed by Alan Elliott. The film captures a 1972 live recording of Aretha Franklin's gospel album "Amazing Grace" at the New Temple Missionary Baptist Church in Los Angeles. The footage sat unreleased for decades due to technical issues, but it was eventually restored and released as a film in 2018.

"Buena Vista Social Club" is a 1999 documentary film directed by Wim Wenders that explores the music of Cuba and its history. The film follows musician Ry Cooder as he travels to Havana to record an album with some of Cuba's most legendary musicians, who had fallen into obscurity due to the country's political situation. The film features interviews with the musicians and performances of their music, which is a mix of traditional Cuban styles like son and bolero.

"Gimme Shelter" is a documentary film that was released in 1970 and focuses on the infamous Altamont Free Concert that took place in December of 1969. The film follows the Rolling Stones and other musicians as they prepare for and perform at the concert, which was intended to be a West Coast version of the Woodstock festival. However, the event took a tragic turn when a young man was stabbed and killed by a member of the Hell's Angels, who had been hired as security for the concert.