Behind the Curve
Documentary • 2018 • 1 hr 36 min
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A good look at the flat earther phenomenon. Particularly when the flat earthers accidentally prove the watch is curved
What's interesting to me is the way it doesn't even seem to be abt the flat earth but the community and sense of belonging they get.
Hilarious look at the conspiracy theorist community.
It’s a really interesting watch. Very interesting to see an insider point of view.
This is how you make a documentary. A hilarious and insightful insider view into the flat earthers' mistaken view of the world.
I would’ve appreciated a deeper dive into specific questions… for instance “what happens if you keep flying west?”
Its kind of fun to see their funny views of the world. I wonder how big flat earth would be without facebook?
A fascinating insight into the minds of conspiracy theorists. It shows why people believe such notions and is both scary and entertaining.
This is a great documentary! Presented the flat earth argument well and let it quickly disprove itself.
An interesting documentary that shines a light on the people who believe in this conspiracy. It doesn’t mock, theory falls apart on its own
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