To be honest no I don't know of any, but I feel a bit compelled to look now you mention it. My opinion above isn't exactly measured, it was just the gut feeling of mild frustration I got when I began watching the documentary in this submission. I have a tendency to make snap judgements based on gut feeling, I should probably learn to think about things a bit more. Perhaps the other side of the field doesn't need to field any documentaries in defense simply because it's the well defined social order we already live by and doing so would leave people wondering why the argument was even being made.

One thing I thought was great about 'Why We Fight' (2005) is that it used elites from both sides to study the military industrial complex in American society. The documentary was obviously biased in framing the American military as pandering in the private sector - that being the point of the documentary in the first place - but it gave time and consideration for those being criticised to mount a defense which I felt made it less a tirade of despairing complaint and more of a balanced piece of work which allowed room for you to make your own decisions. That's a good style of documentary in my opinion, presents you with the facts and some opinions, and even tells you what it thinks in conclusion, but gives room for individual judgement.