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Sunshine. It's one of the only non fiction cosmic horror films I know of. That experience of awe and insignificance at the sovereignty of the sun moved me. And recently I got to experience it first hand just like in the film, and for the half second I comprehended the size of sun it was.. terrifying.
The movie has it's faults, but it's one of only a few films that put us in our place.
Sunshine definitely wasn't non-fiction lol
I meant the cosmic horror aspect was non fiction
You should watch 2001: A Space Odyssey
I have, it was pretty good