For anyone in a "historical" mood: This new documentary on the Kennedy Brother's assassinations came out last year. It tragically flew under the radar since so much else was going on:

Israel and the Assassinations of The Kennedy brothers

It's based on this long article by Laurent Guyénot:

Did Israel Kill the Kennedys?

It's narrated by the author which is nice. He has a thick French accent.

It's high quality and I think it perhaps should be seen as the essential documentary on the assassinations, but of course it will probably never go mainstream.

Here's a quote from Guyénot about the Kennedys to give you a sense of where he's coming from:

I admit it: I like the Kennedys. Actually, I love the Kennedys. Religiously. I think they deserve a heroic cult. “The hero in the Greek religious sense,” according to Lewis Farnell, “is a person whose virtue, influence, or personality was so powerful in his lifetime or through the peculiar circumstances of his death that his spirit after death is regarded as of supernatural power, claiming to be reverenced and propitiated.”[1] In short, a hero is a worshipped dead. Heroes are half-gods because they embody more than their individual souls. In other words, religious fervor for heroes is what gives a soul to the city.