Documentary+ Streaming Service Launched by Nonfiction Studio XTR

Free platform available Thursday features films such as “The Imposter,” “Cartel Land” and “Born Into Brothels”

Another new streaming service has launched, this one a niche platform called Documentary+ dedicated solely to nonfiction films.

The free, ad-supported streaming platform is available on Thursday and was launched as a joint venture between the nonfiction studio XTR and the late former Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh.

Documentary+ currently has a library of over 200 feature-length and short documentary films, including classics, cult favorites, true crime stories, sports films and rock docs. Some of the films in the initial catalog include “The Imposter,” “Life, Animated,” “Born Into Brothels,” “Cartel Land” and more. The service also features docs by filmmakers such as Spike Jonze, Kathryn Bigelow, Terrence Malick, Brett Morgen, Roger Ross Williams, Davis Guggenheim and Werner Herzog, including his “My Best Fiend” and “Little Dieter Learns to Fly.”

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