From over 100,000 films, discover the handful you'll love.
Free or premium access to the world's largest documentary library.
6990 films(Page 24 of 146)
Airbus's A350 factory in Toulouse showcases the assembly of a $300 million aircraft, highlighting precision engineering and innovative manufacturing techniques.
Elite brokers navigate the luxury real estate market, showcasing extraordinary properties like a £4.5 million penthouse and a £17.5 million mansion.
Over 60,000 pieces of the "Chance of Love" engagement ring have been sold, reflecting a shift in the diamond market towards more affordable options.
In the Austrian province of Tyrol, two locations and one mountain were pivotal in mining 80 percent of the world's silver supply, shaping European power dynamics.
In Sierra Leone, impoverished miners, Indian child cutters, and New York jewelers illustrate the complex realities of the global diamond trade and its impact on lives.
Pacific Bluefin tuna face imminent extinction due to relentless over-fishing, prompting Palau to establish a protective no-go zone for international fleets.
The Antonov An 124-100m transports a generator from England to South Korea with precision.
Iceland's geothermal energy potential, capable of powering 20 nuclear plants, raises concerns about environmental impacts amid economic ambitions in the aluminium industry.
A discreet army of workers at major shipping ports around the world manages high-value and high-volume shipments to ensure timely deliveries.
On September 27, 1986, the Nintendo Entertainment System launched nationwide, reviving a video game market that had nearly collapsed just a few years earlier.
American farmers Ralph, Seth, and Cliff Kaehler return to Cuba to reignite trade relations after the US embargo, reflecting on their historic ties with Fidel Castro.
Marketing strategies and belief systems significantly influence health choices and perceptions of disease, highlighting the complex interplay between society and wellness.
A couple sells breast milk online, catering to mothers, bodybuilders, and fetishists.
The world's first social impact bond launched in 2010 in Peterborough, UK, aimed to reduce prisoner recidivism by 7.5% or more.
The rise and fall of dot com companies highlights the fleeting nature of internet wealth, as many founders faced harsh realities after the market crash.
Half of Latin American countries are top economies, making the continent an investor's paradise.
Jesus Town, USA showcases a small town's 88-year tradition of a passion play in Oklahoma.
Porto Alegre, once a struggling port city, has transformed into a thriving economic hub, attracting immigrants seeking better opportunities and reflecting its independent spirit.
Kawasaki began as a shipping yard in Tokyo in the 1870s and evolved into a major motorcycle manufacturer known for its high-performance bikes.
A street sweeper earns £4 per hour while reflecting on the meaning of his work amid the ongoing economic crisis in London.
Last year, people took a staggering 1 trillion photos, a stark contrast to Kodak's decline from dominating 80% of the U.S. film market in the 1990s.
Three Brits compete in Avignon to buy collectibles for profit in Bristol's market.
Three young fashion bloggers experience the harsh realities of Cambodian garment workers in Phnom Penh.
The creation of credit and its complexities are examined as fundamental factors contributing to the ongoing social and economic crisis affecting millions globally.
A rare fungus in Bhutan, valued at up to $80,000 per kilo, is igniting a high-altitude rush for wealth and sparking concerns over illegal trade and violence.
Half a million serious crimes were reported in New York City in 1990, marking the worst crime year in the city's history.
Juergen Harksen, a German fugitive, evaded justice after allegedly defrauding investors of millions in fraudulent schemes before fleeing to South Africa.
The life settlement industry thrives on purchasing insurance policies from terminally ill individuals, raising ethical concerns about profiting from their mortality.
Bryan Payne has been collecting sneakers for over 15 years, documenting the culture's complexities and the passion that drives its community.
Emma Maersk, one of the largest container ships globally, plays a crucial role in maritime logistics, operating between Port Klang, Malaysia, and Algeciras, Spain.
South Africa's once-thriving railway network has deteriorated, leaving towns abandoned and the government grappling with the decision to sell or revitalize it.
Gerald Cotten, CEO of QuadrigaCX, mysteriously died in India, leaving behind $215 million in missing cash and cryptocurrency, raising questions of fraud.
Martha Stewart's rise from a middle-class upbringing to a media empire is marked by an insider trading scandal that led to her conviction and remarkable comeback.
Private prisons in South Africa transformed notorious facilities into rehabilitation centers, raising questions about the practicality of this costly solution in a struggling economy.
Beauty culture in 1955 reveals the intricate connections between salons, factories, advertising, and film, showcasing the era's influence on public pampering and fashion.
The National Health Service, once a public service, is now viewed as a £120 billion opportunity for corporate profit extraction.
Tourism hotspots across Europe face severe challenges from the financial crisis, prompting a search for solutions rooted in traditional values.
50,000 people move to Austin each year, drawn by its booming economy and vibrant culture, while grappling with the challenges of rapid growth.
China's new middle class is reshaping tourism by flocking to modern ski resorts in Hebei, tropical beaches in southern China, and casinos in Macao.
Steph and Alex launch a pop-up shop featuring the Allen's branded belongings to save families money.
Road traffic collisions in two episodes of Big Little Crimes lead to the arrest of a serial killer, the conviction of a murderer, and the exposure of a money-laundering scheme.
Maersk Peregrino has been transformed from a super tanker into a stationary oil offloading unit, facilitating the connection to offshore oil rigs.
Giant coal mine engines in Australia require expert maintenance and teamwork to operate efficiently under extreme conditions and tight deadlines.
Rajani Pandit, a pioneering love detective in India, investigates potential spouses to ensure truthfulness in a rapidly changing landscape of modern romance.
Carlos Cabal, accused of embezzling $700 million and facing trial for tax fraud, claims he is a victim of political persecution following a series of economic disasters.
Argentina's economic collapse in 2001 sparked widespread violence and unrest, with the IMF facing significant blame for the ensuing crisis.
Over 240 wealthy seniors live in The Palace in Miami, where they have access to entertainment, leisure activities, and support for everyday tasks.
The indigenous Nenet people of the Yamal peninsula face existential threats from industrial gas exploitation and climate change, jeopardizing their traditional way of life.
