I watched the Martha Stewart documentary, Martha, this weekend and it was a very well done doc. It goes through the continued ups and downs of the life and career of Martha Stewart. R.J. Cutler is the director/runner of this documentary and I've been familiar with some of his work before this. He's directed movies in the past, but he's more known for his documentaries, such as ones on Dick Cheney, Billie Eilish and now Martha Stewart.

What you'll see in this doc is how Martha made it as a woman in a man's world. She's much more than just a homemaker, cook or tv show host. That wasn't even where she made her initial fame, which is something that I didn't even know at first. What you'll also see in this doc is the ins and outs of her legal troubles with the SEC and the raw deal that she gets that leads to her 6 month lock up and how she took things that she learned and experienced from prison to lead her down a different route and led to fame again, but a different type of fame.

This is 1000% worth the watch and is a Netflix original doc so you can see it on Netflix at anytime!