Don't have Netflix? The company published 10 of its best free documentaries on YouTube

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Netflix sorprendió con la publicación de estos documentales gratuitos en Youtube, para quienes no tienen subscription a su plataforma de streaming.

the quarantine continues its march in several countries. In the case of Mexico, it will last until June 1 (at least), although it is a voluntary confinement and not mandatory as in other parts of the world. With the intention of motivating people to stay at home, several companies have carried out interesting promotions. As an example, video game developers placed free downloads of some of their titles, while others launched online activities for family entertainment.

For its part, Netflix decided that it could not only focus on its user group, so it launched a series of documentaries on Youtube. The company decided to take these productions from its catalog and share them with whoever wants to see them on the video platform of Google. This is a nice gesture, added to the fact that they are valuable and educational documentaries.

What documentaries can we see on YouTube?

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Between the Netflix Documentaries that were published for free in Youtube are Our planet, Summary Y Explained. The company considered that these resources could be of help, even for those teachers who are teaching at a distance. Given the difficulties of distributing them in any other way, the company believes that the best way to make them available to Internet users was through the most famous video portal in the world.

Netflix He made clear the interest that they are used in academic activities because each documentary brings a guide and resources for teachers. In this way, it seeks to encourage debate on different topics between teachers and students.

The list of free documentaries on Youtube at the same time includes 13, Babies, Chasing Coral, Tear down the house, Period, End of sentencence, The white helmets Y Zion. As we can tell, they address different topics that will attract the attention of students.

As an example, Babies talks about the first years of life of children, while The white helmets features the work of volunteers and activists in countries hit by war and violence, such as Syria and Turkey. In Zion's case, the true story of Zion Clark is exposed, who is a professional wrestler who was born without legs.

Algo que ayuda mucho a expandir tu scope is that the documentaries They have subtitles in Spanish. Undoubtedly, an excellent option for those families, young people or children who are at home looking for how to spend time in this quarantine. If you are a teacher, at the same time you can use them to address a particular topic.

Netflix's response to the Covid-19 pandemic

As well as putting part of your free content on Youtube, Netflix recently raised to $ 150 million its aid fund for audiovisual professionals affected by the crisis. The debacle by the paralysis of the economy brought unemployment in all sectors, including entertainment.

In March, Netflix announced that it created a fund of 100 million dollars. Of the total, 85 would go to self-produced employees who suffer work stoppages. Meanwhile, the other 15 would be distributed to support workers in the same sector, but who have no relationship with the company.

The company donated a million dollars for Spain and Mexico. These resources must be distributed responsibly by the Spanish Cultural Action, the Film Academy and the Institute of Cinematography and Audiovisual Arts in the case of the Iberian country. In Aztec territory, the Mexican Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences will do the same.

Have you seen any of the documentaries you just posted Netflix free in Youtube? Which one would you recommend?

References: xataka.com