There have been many controversies and confusions surrounding smoking and vaping. 
These two are different, but not many are aware of the differences. This documentary considers the level of ignorance and lack of information about vaping and embarks on a mission to educate people on the differences while highlighting various aspects of vaping. Beyond the cloud highlights the interviews with tobacco executives, politicians, business people, and healthcare professionals to get legit information about vaping. It also covers some of the trends and reasons for the fast growth of vaping and the benefits vapers should anticipate. This documentary is necessary for anti-vapers who sometimes spread false information about vaping because they associate it with illegal drugs and smoking.
This documentary is necessary for anti-vapers who sometimes spread false information about vaping because they associate it with illegal drugs and smoking. It also provides critical insights on current issues surrounding vaping, such as the implications of regulations and legislation. It interviews all the participants to create positive publicity for vaping and demystify various myths that affect the growth of vaping. This is one of the best documentaries to provide the in-depth information you need about vaping.
Considerably shorter than the other documentaries we’ve included on this list, of thank you for vaping is a doc that isn’t going to take up several hours of your life. You can simply watch it when you have a spare 15 minutes. It was made a little earlier than the other two documentaries, being made in 2013. It was filmed for the new yorker’s online publication, and has a running time of just 14 minutes. Despite this, it accomplishes its goal of being an engaging and insightful watch. It takes a two-pronged approach – looking at both the ‘science’ and legislation behind vaping as well as detailing experiences from real life vapers.
2. Beyond the Clouds (2016)
A vape bar, pod device or vape pen are good choices, as they are discreet, make small clouds and can give high amounts of nicotine. Starter kits come with a range of flavours. It's important to choose an e-liquid with the right strength of nicotine to satisfy your individual needs. You need to start at a nicotine level that matches your cigarette use – how frequently and how much you smoke. A specialist vape shop or your local stop smoking service can advise you. Whichever vape you choose, make sure you use it regularly.
Vape life documentary (2014)this two-part series delves into the origin of vaping and how technological innovations have paved the way for modern vape devices. This deep dive into the vape industry offers an open-minded look at the way vape users and companies play important roles in the big-picture world of the tobacco industry. Beyond the cloud (2016) this french documentary gives an insight into the people behind the clouds, the company leaders and politicians who shaped the vape industry into what it is today. The health-oriented view taken in this film offers a different perspective on how vaping has changed the tobacco industry and helped people all over the world.
3. E-Cigarettes: Miracle or Menace? – Horizon: E-Cigarettes – BBC Two (2016)
Bbc productions have always been known to raise the bar when it comes to any kind of subjects – be it documentaries or otherwise. In this horizon production dubbed “e-cigarettes: miracle or menace?”, michael mosley examines vaping and the consequences of this recent alternative to smoking. He goes as far as trying to vape (as a non-smoker) in order to discover the effects of vaping first-hand. After using a vaping mod for quite some time, he concurs that the nicotine in his device did not impair his overall performance in the slightest. The film is directed by emma hatherley for bbc two and is an excellent piece for those who are thrilled by quality productions, reliable research, and interesting conclusions.
A billion lives documentary first aired in 2016. Aaron biebert, who is also the narrator, directed it. The documentary is an eye-opener to the general public about the role of government, pharmaceutical companies, and some public health officials in creating a negative perception of vaping as a way of protecting and promoting smoking and the tobacco industry. The film has two main parts. The first part focuses on the tobacco industry’s threat, including the projected deaths of a billion people because of tobacco-related problems like cancer. It exposes the dirty underbelly of an industry whose primary goal is profits at the expense of the health and lives of smokers.
A billion lives: the quest for truth on may 11, 2016, just one day after the fda regulations (created based on the tobacco control act of 2009 ) were officially published in the us federal register, the doc edge festival in new zealand featured the world premiere of a billion lives, a documentary about the vaping revolution and government failure in accepting what renowned physicians, researchers and tobacco harm reduction experts across the world are calling a “public health miracle”.
The big vape broken netflix documentary is probably the first of what you could call mainstream documentaries taking a look at the world of vaping. We have of course had the awesome and multi-award winning a billion lives – which i reviewed – and i guess director aaron biebert might be a bit miffed i’m not classing that as mainstream. However, to some extent that was an independent film backed up by a lot of donations from the vape community – as is, i understand, the soon to be released and much anticipated follow up. By appearing on netflix and as part of the trio of documentaries under the broken banner, then big vape is most definitely mainstream.