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Pick a hangover cure and we'll give you a brilliant documentary to watch on Netflix

Feel the fear no more.

Nov 25th 2017, 7:30 PM 13,090 Views 2 Comments

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IT’S SIMPLE, fool.

1. You wake up in the morning, mouth as dry as the Sahara. What do you reach for?
Water
Coke

Anything fizzy
Juice

Tea or coffee
More beer

I can't usually stomach anything
A smoothie
2. What are you gonna eat to soak all that horror up?
McDonald's
A chicken roll

A breakfast roll
Other fast food

A fry
Cereal

Crisps
Something dry but carby

I usually can't stomach anything
Something healthy
3. Finally, what's the best hungover activity?
Lying around feeling sorry for myself
Hiking

Eating
Boozy brunch

Exercise
Watching telly, and a lot of it
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Icarus
Filmmaker and cyclist Bryan Fogel begins making a documentary about doping in his beloved sport, but unwittingly finds himself in the middle of a global scandal when a Russian scientist leaks details of a vast doping conspiracy. Thrilling stuff.
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13th
This documentary analyses the criminalisation of African Americans and the US prison boom.
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Deep Web
Deep Web follows the story of founder of the deep web marketplace Silk Road, Ross Ulbricht. His subsequent trail and imprisonment makes for a fascinating watch.
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Get Me Roger Stone
Roger Stone is the man behind the likes of Donald Trump. The political strategist has an influence like no other.
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Weiner
This documentary follows ex-congressman Anthony Weiner's run for New York City mayor, and the sex scandals that caused everything to come crashing down around him.
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Casting JonBenet
Actors from JonBenet Ramsey's hometown give their view of her 1996 murder as they attempt to win roles in a dramatisation of the case.
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White Helmets
This documentary follows the group of first responders in Syria who risk their lives to help civilians amid daily airstrikes.
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My Beautiful Broken Brain
Lotje Sodderland suffered a stroke when she was 34, and documented her struggles to find herself again.
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Iris
Director Albert Maysles follows fashion icon Irish Apfel, who at 93 is still killing it in the style stakes.
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