Documentary films are often the subject of ethical debate among film theorists. With the invention of handheld cameras, filmmakers were given the opportunity to work outside of the typical studio and create films following real people and their struggles. These films are important in raising public awareness on prevalent issues, such as poverty or class divide. However, many critics have pointed out the exploitative nature of documentary filmmaking, citing the human right to privacy and issues with consent. While documentaries can be vital in the spread of information, these films exploit…