Documentary Shorts
Gibby is my Spirit animal - Butthole Surfers Shorts
by Silentlyrob668
$21 $27
Description: How The Story Is Told is a documentary directed by Tommy J. Housman, produced in partnership with Dr. Valerie A. Stein and University of Evansville Student Media. This film follows Journey to Justice, an immersive civil rights education program, as students, teachers, and community members travel through key historical sites — Montgomery, Selma, Birmingham, Jackson, and Memphis — confronting the truth of American racial history. The film investigates how historical narratives are shaped, what stories are funded, and who controls public memory through firsthand experience, interviews, and visual storytelling.
How the Story Gets Told: Documenting Journey to Justice Shorts
by TommyArtDesign76
$21 $27
Description: For those whose sarcasm could fill an entire documentary series, this hilarious design says it all. Featuring a witty quote that perfectly captures a sharp sense of humor, it's ideal for anyone known for clever comebacks, dry humor, and unapologetic sarcasm. Whether you're buying it for yourself or as a gift for the most sarcastic person you know, this fun design is sure to spark laughs and conversations wherever it goes.
Preparing for My Documentary: Why I'm So Sarcastic Shorts
by Lakin Rempel
$21 $27
Description: A reference to the immortal line from The Decline of Western Civilization! Go to declineminute.com to listen to us talk about the film minute by minute, including an interview with former Germs manager Nicole!
Decline Minute: Germs "Gimme a Beer" (Album Style) Shorts
by declineminute
$21 $27
I Fall Asleep To Murder Shows Like A Normal Person. Shorts
by Moonlight Voyage Art
$21 $27
I Fall Asleep To Murder Shows Like A Normal Person. Shorts
by ilvms_print
$21 $27
I Fall Asleep To Murder Shows Like A Normal Person. Shorts
by Moonlight Voyage Art
$21 $27
decline of western civilization japanese poster Shorts
by TheDisneyElite1955
$21 $27
Description: Can you imagine watching a documentary about someone’s life, only to discover they barely made the cast? Their name might appear in the credits, but somehow everyone else gets the interesting scenes. Friends tell the stories, relatives provide embarrassing evidence, random strangers apparently have better commentary, and someone’s neighbor from 2007 gets a full interview. Meanwhile, the main person is standing in the background holding a snack, wondering when their speaking role begins. Major events happen off-camera, important decisions are explained by people who weren’t even there, and the narrator sounds far more informed than the person being interviewed. It’s less “life story” and more “extended cameo with occasional screen time.”
I'm just a supporting character in my own biographical documentary Shorts
by englishlearning
$21 $27
Description: Funny gift for true crime fans who prefer nights in with their dog and a good documentary. Perfect birthday gift for dog moms, friends, or true crime enthusiasts who love a cozy night of mystery.
Sorry I Can't I'm Watching Serial Killer Documentaries With My Dog - Funny True Crime Gift Shorts
by makes it pinkish
$21 $27