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Winston Churchill, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Margaret Thatcher, and Nelson Mandela are examined for their transformative leadership during the 20th century.
Street performers from around the globe, including Alakazam and The Silly People, showcase their talents in a feature documentary highlighting the art of busking.
Travelers plan to cross Latin America in three months, relying on buses, trains, and hitch-hiking while avoiding air travel.
Caste in India is examined through interviews and observations at temples, challenging contemporary perceptions and narratives surrounding this social hierarchy.
In a series highlighting extravagant travel, Simonette Rossi showcases ten extraordinary destinations that offer unique experiences and peculiar customs around the globe.
Ana, a filmmaker, explores the chaotic world of cryptocurrency trading, highlighting the blurred lines between investment and gambling amid Bitcoin speculation.
In Times Square on New Year's Eve 2020, Mike Bruckman reflects on freedom and connection as the world braces for the impending COVID-19 pandemic.
Darrick Landreneau began filming his life in 2012, capturing 11 years of college dreams and personal loss in Louisiana.
Gloria Steinem's activism highlights her pivotal role in the feminist movement and addresses ongoing social justice and equality issues.
Harry Wills and John Tate, two boxers from different eras, faced significant challenges in their careers, including racial barriers and personal struggles with addiction.
Williamsburg, VA, is explored by Brian and Nick as they visit the Jamestown Settlement, dine at The Hound’s Tale, and stay at Kingsmill Resort.
Journalists in Mexico, Russia, Iraq, Afghanistan, and Syria share harrowing accounts of violence, intimidation, and the high stakes of reporting in dangerous environments.
Aerial views of iconic North American landscapes and landmarks, including Alaska, New York City, and Washington, D.C., are presented in this video essay narrated by Tom Skerritt.
Subsource performs live in Frankfurt, where fans describe the band's energy as "off the hook" and their music as "fantastic" and "rocking the whole time."
Women from diverse religious backgrounds explore the significance of sacred music in contemporary society, challenging gender barriers to promote unity and harmony.
Advancements in artificial intelligence and robotics raise questions about the potential for creating immortal versions of humans and the essence of the human mind.
In North Bergen, New Jersey, minimalist footage captures the city's streets through fixed camera angles and long takes, accompanied by ambient urban sounds.
In a Sicilian town, artist Eolo Bottaro re-imagines the lost goddess Isis, sparking a profound connection between the community and the statue's creation.
Gianluca Grimalda, a university researcher, becomes the first employee fired for refusing to fly due to environmental concerns, raising questions about personal sacrifice.
An American photographer travels across Eastern Europe in search of Lenin statues, revealing the ironic realities of post-Cold War society.
In Delaware, Nick Kessler and Brian Fulmer explore historical sites related to gunpowder, including cannons, battle axes, and a cozy tavern.
New York City once had farms that supplied food to Manhattan, but as the city grew, agricultural land largely disappeared.
Al Capone, born to Italian immigrants in Brooklyn, rose to infamy as America's most notorious gangster during the Prohibition era, shaping organized crime in Chicago.
In Israel, Camille Clavel interviews intellectuals and locals to explore the complexities of coexistence in a region marked by conflict and division.
Zajdel Park hosts the climactic Wiffle Ball "Showdown" Under the Lights, featuring players Eddie Zajdel, Joe Suiter, and Liam Porter as summer concludes.
Valérie Seguin and Dominic Bachy explore perspectives on death through interviews with doctors and caregivers who confront mortality daily.
Tom and Cait embark on an Alaskan expedition while Anthony learns about RV insurance from the family that pioneered the industry.
Seven influential forces, including political leaders, scientists, and activists, are debated for their roles in shaping the 20th century and humanity's progress.
In Bengaluru, India, citizens united to protest against a proposed steel flyover project that threatened the city's cultural heritage and environment.
In the aftermath of parental separation, children navigate the complexities of living between two homes, highlighting the emotional impact of broken families.
Kipa Sherpa climbed Mount Everest three times before moving to New York, where he opened a flea market selling goods from multiple countries.
An 87-year-old American comedian, Lynn Ruth Miller, navigates creative differences with filmmaker Richard Lipman while exploring her life story in London.
Tires serve as the critical connection between RVs and the road, while Tom and Cait join a large caravan exploring Alaska's remote landscapes.
Maryam Zaree investigates the violent circumstances of her birth in Evin Prison, exploring the trauma faced by families of political prisoners after the 1979 Iranian Revolution.
Ice hockey matches between Moroccan and Czech teenage teams highlight the cultural exchange and rivalry experienced both on and off the rink.
Aspiring journalist Filipe Leite rides over 25,000 km on horseback from Calgary to Brazil, facing challenges like drought and corrupt border guards along the way.
Demographic changes in North American rural towns are analyzed, highlighting potential future abandonment and migration patterns among communities.
Modern male sex objects, shaped by a permissive society, are examined through the lens of their physicality and self-awareness in contemporary culture.
Buddy Monro travels from London to Nigeria to pursue a career in the rapidly growing Nollywood film industry, motivated by personal tragedy.
Abby Jacques exemplifies resilience and determination in pursuing dreams, illustrating how failures can be temporary challenges on the path to success.
22 million students rely on free or reduced-price school lunches, which are critical for many as schools close during the COVID-19 pandemic.
In Asheville, North Carolina, Ryan and Brook navigate the challenges of parenthood while constructing the city's first shipping container residence.
Nick Elliott, a world-renowned Rock Art Photographer, shares insights into his childhood and the evolution of his distinctive photographic style in this biography.
Pirooz Kalayeh reflects on a childhood incident of racism at a barbershop, documenting his path to reconciliation through role-plays with family and friends.
In the sandstone cliffs of Carnarvon, Australia, ancient plants, animals, and cultural heritage reveal the history of the land's original owners.
Ernest Shackleton, Gertrude Bell, Neil Armstrong, and Jane Goodall exemplify 20th-century exploration, transforming it from imperial conquest to cultural understanding and conservation.
Bill Birch, a legendary news photographer, recounts the evolution of moving image news from the silent era to the advent of video using rare footage.
The Latvian steamer Rasma sank in 1941 near Mohni Island, carrying bicycles and sewing machines that changed the lives of local residents.
