From over 100,000 films, discover the handful you'll love.
Free or premium access to the world's largest documentary library.
6989 films(Page 4 of 146)
The Mafia infiltrates Italy's food industry, revealing its violent control over production.
Victorian factory workers faced harsh living conditions and long hours, while industrialists like Samuel Greg enjoyed relative comfort and wealth in nearby homes.
A marketing company uses €20,000 eye-tracking glasses to study consumer behavior in an experimental store in Paris.
On the trading floors of the Chicago futures exchange, long-term traders like Joseph Gibbons reflect on the challenges of a profession threatened by electronic trading.
A fourth Industrial Revolution is underway, driven by technologies like artificial intelligence and robotics, which could disrupt traditional job markets.
Factory 56 spans 220,000 square meters and employs 2,000 workers and robots to produce luxury sedans like the S-Class and Maybach.
Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter transformed the platform's approach to content moderation and free speech, igniting debates on political discourse and misinformation.
Mobile phones, produced under exploitative conditions in China and the Congo, reveal a stark contrast between corporate profits and the human and environmental costs.
The competitive landscape of the UK home computer game market in 1984 sees Imagine Software betting on the ambitious Bandersnatch, while Ocean Software opts for a safer sequel, Hunchback 2.
Pandora Papers reveals the hidden financial dealings of the world's elite, exposing how offshore finance shelters wealth and influences global politics.
Barcelona's first sex doll brothel, led by CEO Serge Prieto, sparks a controversial competition with traditional sex workers and a rival brothel owner.
West Bollsta, a $500 million oil rig, is transported from South Korea to Europe with the help of the ocean tug ALP Striker, highlighting complex logistics.
A mile long and half a mile wide, the site of Roxburgh was once one of Scotland's wealthiest cities before it vanished without a trace.
Emilia has applied for more than four dozen jobs in two months while struggling to keep her house and manage increasing credit card debt.
Every four years, Americans participate in a ritual of voting for president, yet unelected financial firms wield significant influence over political outcomes.
Dayton, Ohio, grapples with persistent poverty and economic decline, as residents face low-wage jobs and the opioid epidemic while striving for revitalization.
BP's history of safety violations and a profit-driven culture contributed to the catastrophic Deepwater Horizon explosion in the Gulf of Mexico.
Humaitá, na Amazônia, é lar da empresa de ônibus 'Siquiera', dirigida por Luis e Leandro.
Five diverse American families navigate the challenges of living on low wages, revealing their struggles and aspirations in the pursuit of a better life.
Charles Munger discusses his enduring partnership with Warren Buffett, insights on successful investing, and the principles behind great companies.
Bentley profiles the production process of the Continental GT W12, a luxury car favored by the English royal family, emphasizing its craftsmanship and performance.
Hornby Trains faces a £30 million loss over five years as James May highlights the company's revival efforts under new CEO Lyndon Davies.
Canadian cannabis policies are scrutinized as Damian Abraham compares Vancouver's grey market with Denver's regulated marijuana economy.
Moms are becoming a key target for the legal cannabis industry, as companies explore ways to shift their preferences from wine to marijuana.
Sevenstar Yacht Transport facilitates the Atlantic crossing of ten superyachts, valued at $188 million, from Port Everglades, Florida, to Genoa, Italy.
30,000 migrants work on the harvest of specialty tomatoes in southern Italy, earning an average of 20 euros for 10 to 12 hours of labor under the sun.
Tax shelters, exploited by major accounting firms in the late 1990s and early 2000s, cost American taxpayers over $85 billion, prompting federal investigations.
Seventy percent of the planet's rough diamonds pass through Antwerp, where 1,500 companies operate within a tightly monitored market.
Eighteen tons of bananas are collected by Ignacio and his team during a 20-hour round trip through the challenging terrain of the Vraem region.
Unemployment in the United States exceeded 20 percent in 1932 as Franklin D. Roosevelt implemented policies to address the Great Depression.
Burkina Faso's gold mining industry exploits millions, including children, who endure perilous conditions and broken promises in their quest for survival.
Qatar, a small Gulf state with vast natural gas reserves, has transformed into a global power broker under the Al Thani royal family, sparking controversy and influence.
Henry Ford, alongside architect Albert Kahn, designed a massive 3.5 million sq ft factory in Michigan to enhance aircraft production during World War II.
As of 2010, between $21 trillion and $32 trillion in private wealth was held in offshore tax havens, contributing to the growing wealth gap.
Hartfield Jackson Atlanta airport, the world's busiest, serves over 100 million passengers annually, showcasing the daily challenges of its 63,000 staff.
International bribery practices, particularly among multinational corporations, faced intensified scrutiny and legal action from the U.S. Department of Justice during the late 2000s.
Britain's transformation into a global financial power facilitated the creation of offshore secrecy jurisdictions that obscure wealth from around the world.
Airline meals undergo a complex production process at DNATA, where 24,000 meals are crafted daily to meet the unique challenges of in-flight dining.
62 million dollars can change a life overnight, but a third of lottery winners face financial ruin within a few years.
A local truck driver makes about $80 a day delivering Mira, despite facing dangerous roads and frequent vehicle breakdowns.
5 billion euros is the estimated turnover from the trade of Yarsagumbu, a rare caterpillar fungus harvested by villagers in the Himalayas each spring.
Freight trains transport 1.8 billion tons of freight yearly, vital to the American Economy.
Agitu Ideo Gudeta started with 15 goats and grew her herd to 180 while building a goat cheese business in northern Italy after fleeing Ethiopia.
The largest government bailout in U.S. history, driven by key leaders like Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, reshaped the nation's political landscape.
Myanmar's opium cultivation, now the second largest globally, continues to thrive despite efforts for peace and a shift towards alternative crops like coffee.
Wal-Mart's business practices are scrutinized for their impact on American job losses and the economy, revealing a complex relationship with global trade.
Approximately 42,000 trucks are produced annually at Volvo's largest manufacturing plant in Ghent, Belgium, including the popular FH model with up to 750 horsepower.
Homeless individuals in Las Vegas navigate a harsh reality, battling societal neglect and law enforcement while striving to survive in a city known for its wealth.
