Russell V7. Tupac: Resurrection (2003)
There are countless Tupac Shakur documentaries out there and one you probably think that should have made the list is the much talked about Nick Broomfield Biggie & Tupac documentary. However we disagree as that documentary is marred by inconsistencies and circumstantial. Basically, it’s all speculative and probably not true. Instead we’ve opted for Tupac: Resurrection, a documentary that operates like a live action collage, of sorts. The entire documentary is pieced together by footage of the rapper and in doing so we are viewing his life as observers, thus further illuminating Tupac as this larger than life person we cannot quite figure out. And though Tupac died more than seven years before the release of Tupac: Resurrection, the documentary still feels fresh and relevant.