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Lotte Reiniger, a pioneering German animator, created The Adventures of Prince Achmed in 1926, the oldest surviving feature-length animated film.
Artists and scientists collaborate to reconstruct the appearance and environment of dinosaurs, exploring methods of visualizing a long-extinct world.
In the Middle Ages, master masons and engineers constructed iconic fortresses, including Edward I's Iron Ring, which strained the English crown's finances.
Aspiring models face harsh realities in Cape Town, grappling with rejection, financial strain, and personal sacrifices while pursuing their dreams.
Photographers Jeff Divine, Dan Merkel, Brian Bielmann, Jim Russi, and Maria Fernanda share their experiences and challenges in capturing compelling images for global audiences.
Vienna's historical landscape is explored through the influences of figures like Maria Theresa and Franz Joseph, alongside a notable performance by a young Mozart.
Djoser, an Old Kingdom pharaoh, commissioned the Step Pyramid at Saqqara around 2,650 BC, revolutionizing ancient Egyptian architecture with Imhotep's innovative designs.
Kino-Pravda no. 6, directed by Dziga Vertov, showcases a variety of subjects through innovative montage techniques and thematic explorations in early Soviet cinema.
In the seaside city of Nice, architectural masterpieces like the Hotel Negresco, St. Nicholas Orthodox Cathedral, and Fort du Mont Alban showcase the city's rich history and innovative construction techniques.
Arthur Erickson reflects on architecture's impact on perception while discussing his notable projects, including the Canadian Pavilion at Expo 70 and designs in Saudi Arabia.
Mosul's residents, emerging from three years of IS oppression, seek to rebuild their city through the revival of art and music once forbidden to them.
Extraordinary individuals, including a teenage art prodigy and world record-breaking memory champion, share their unique gifts and challenges in a world not built for them.
In World War I, French farm girl Camille disguises herself as a boy to join a regiment in search of her estranged husband, blending romance with musical interludes.
Taiki Masuda, a tattoo artist in Japan, fights a legal battle against government crackdowns to protect his profession and the cultural significance of tattooing.
The last craftsmen in Sur, Oman, keep the tradition of dhow building alive amid uncertainty.
Joe Manente, a former musician, revolutionized open mic performances in Los Angeles with his innovative sign-up system for stand-up comedians.
Aspiring models in Cape Town navigate emotional vulnerabilities and industry challenges, facing rejection and body image issues while forging connections and pursuing their dreams.
Petra, the ancient city in southern Jordan, showcases the Nabataeans' advanced hydraulic engineering and architectural prowess in a harsh desert environment.
Four child drag queens from around the world unite to perform at the Montreal Pride Festival while navigating personal challenges and feelings of isolation.
Burlesque dancing remains a vibrant form of entertainment, featuring insights and performances from over 20 leading artistes in the industry.
Art from Santa Fe, New Mexico showcases the region's rich cultural heritage and its influence on American art through diverse styles and historical contexts.
Alfred Hitchcock's life and career are examined, highlighting his early influences and the evolution of his mastery in creating psychological thrillers like Psycho and The Birds.
Neele Buchholz, an actress and dancer with Down syndrome, navigates the challenges of the entertainment industry while striving for independence and success in her career.
Oruro Carnival showcases Bolivia's vibrant cultural heritage through elaborate dance troupes and music, celebrating faith and tradition in a UNESCO-recognized event.
A street poet in Brooklyn writes personalized poems for passersby, blending art and commerce while reflecting on love and truth in her life.
Devin Allen, a self-taught photographer from West Baltimore, reflects on his experiences capturing protests and the influence of Gordon Parks on his work.
V (formerly Eve Ensler) reflects on her abusive childhood, the transformative power of writing, and her influential work with The Vagina Monologues and V-Day.
Ava DuVernay highlights Gordon Parks's impact on Hollywood, the significance of his 1969 film The Learning Tree, and the ongoing relevance of his work today.
Mark, a charismatic fashion photographer in New York City, conceals his harsh reality of homelessness beneath a glamorous facade.
In 1960s Montreal, a foreigner navigates a love affair with a chic blonde and a friendship with a little girl, reflecting the era's modernist spirit.
Traditional Indonesian dance, a vital cultural expression of the Aru Islands, showcases the region's rich heritage alongside its renowned pearl diving industry.
Professor Martin Jarvis spent 25 years investigating whether Anna Magdalena Bach, rather than her husband, composed some of the cello suites attributed to him.
Billy Connolly shares anecdotes and reflections on fame and Scottish identity while being painted by artist Alexander Goudie in this intimate 1979 portrait.
Stacy Keach investigates ancient Maya tombs and temples, exploring their historical significance and the mysteries surrounding these sacred sites.
Kevin Hart's rise from stand-up comedian to Hollywood superstar is marked by a life-altering accident that reshaped his perspective and resilience.
The looting of the Iraq Museum in 2003 resulted in the theft of thousands of invaluable artifacts, fueling a global black market for stolen antiquities.
Charlotte Rampling shares insights about her life and career in conversations with friends and collaborators, including Peter Lindbergh and Paul Auster.
In the Sahara/Sahel region, the Wodaabe people engage in elaborate courtship rituals and beauty pageants, showcasing their unique cultural practices.
A painting attributed to Willem de Kooning could be worth $500,000, but experts ultimately determine it is a forgery.
Europe's rich cultural legacy, shaped by influential figures like Aristotle, Michelangelo, and Einstein, has profoundly impacted art, literature, and science.
Trinidad's Carnival showcases the island's rich tapestry of cultures, music, and religions shaped by African, Indian, English, French, and Caribbean influences.
Carnuntum, a Roman metropolis established in 6 A.D. by Tiberius in Celtic Noricum, served as a strategic bastion against northern invaders.
A homeless songwriter on Skid Row overcomes crack addiction through music and the support of unexpected friendships.
More than 1,000 people live in Varanasi's "death hotels," waiting for their final moments before cremation on the banks of the Ganges.
German writer Jenny Erpenbeck discusses her literary journey, the impact of Germany's reunification, and the nuances of language in a conversation at the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art.
Biophilia, a movement advocating for healthy home design, is explored through its impact on blood pressure, heart rate, and stress hormones in architecture.
Sydney Opera House's maintenance strategies are explored alongside the creation of various intriguing items, highlighting innovative solutions to prevent overheating.
Motorcycle enthusiasts across France, the USA, Scotland, Spain, and Indonesia share their passion for manual work and craftsmanship in a global revival.
