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Nassar is currently serving a life sentence after survivors brought his abuse to light. 

HBO is diving into the scandal that plagued USA Women's Gymnastics, and a new trailer shows just how emotional that documentary will be. 

Here are 13 fact-finding films you'll be hearing more about later this year, in order of release.

Even just a few months into 2019, we'd had our world rocked by this year's documentary movies. Think about it: R. Kelly had been arrested and all of us knew way more about Fyre Festival than we ever thought we would. Later in the year, Erin Lee Carr caused us to question what we know about the Larry Nassar case. And even beyond those cases, we had more to discover from the biggest documentaries of 2019.

A film about the sex abuse scandal involving former Michigan State University doctor Larry Nassar will have its world premiere at the 2019 Tribeca Film Festival in New York City.

It is with great pleasure we announce Munich ’72 and Beyond has been nominated for an Emmy in the category of Outstanding Research. 

It was the finger wag seen round the world.

When Russian swimmer Yulia Efimova was controversially allowed to compete in the Olympic Games even after testing positive for doping, there was no room for sportsmanship. 

It started with a small idea, to create a documentary about architects' visions for expressing the intangible emotions of sorrow and respect in the form of a memorial to the 11 Israelis killed by terrorists at the 1972 Munich Olympics.

In these days of murderous rampages in Roseburg and Paris and San Bernardino, Calif., and elsewhere, it’s worth noting that mass murder — and terrorism — are not new. Steven Ungerleider, a Eugene-based sports psychologist and author, knows it all too well.

The Foundation for Global Sports Development (GSD) is honoring the 11 Israelis killed at the 1972 Munich Olympics in its first documentary film.

Post-production on the documentary short, titled "Munich 1972 & Beyond," is done and GSD is prepping for the film's release.