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Published 17:23 6 Apr 2017 BST
Add us as a preferred source on Google »You don't have to be a big sports fan to enjoy this list.
While sport is a major theme in each film, they are all about way more than that as politics, corruption and incredible human spirit all form part of some of these incredible real life tales.
Turn on the kettle, put your feet up and take your pick.
The documentary that spawned the 2014 Oscar-nominated movie Foxcatcher, it tells the story of the murder of an American wrestler in 1996.
Anyone who has followed the many trials and tribulations of the French football team since 1996 will be enthralled by this one.
The documentary charts how the ups and downs of the the multicultural national team has mirrored French society over the past two decades.
Aside from football, issues such as racism, terrorism and even sex tapes are dealt with in storylines that wouldn't look out of place on Sky One's Dream Team.
Whether you're into sport, politics or both this gripping tale is a must-see while Irish fans will be able to recount painful memories of the 2009 Thierry Henry handball.
English subtitles are provided for anyone who's rusty in French.
The tale of NBA icon Allen Iverson and his rise from childhood poverty to basketball superstardom.
Okay, technically it's not about sport but we've no problem with throwing a gaming doc in this list, especially one as good as this.
If you were hooked on playing Snake on the old Nokia phones you'll relate to this one and if you're a fan of the 2007 flick King of Kong, expect to see some familiar faces.
The 1977 docudrama which shot Arnold Schwarzenegger to fame.
Age 28 at the time, bodybuilder Arnie competes for a sixth Mr. Olympia title.
A look into the murky and often corrupt world of football's governing body.
The true story of the Portland Mavericks, an underdog baseball team from the 1970s who were owned by actor Bing Russell, father of Kurt.
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