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Cameras have existed since 1839, capturing moments in time, but their use has shifted from evidence of facts to tools for storytelling and manipulation.
Four Egyptian women from diverse political and religious backgrounds engage in conversations that explore tolerance and friendship amidst the country's challenges.
Eva zu Beck treks 20 miles round trip from a Bedouin camp in Wadi Rum, Jordan, to fetch water while learning survival skills in the desert.
Ren & Stimpy, a groundbreaking animated series from the early 1990s, is examined through the lens of its creator's controversial legacy and its lasting impact on media.
In Senegal, a German volunteer's experience with a development aid program reveals the complexities and shortcomings of foreign aid and volunteerism.
Eva zu Beck endures the excruciating sting of bullet ants as part of a Yukuna ritual in the Amazon Rainforest, aimed at building mental strength.
Mexico City showcases its vibrant culture and culinary diversity through highlights such as Chef Elena Reygadas' restaurant, lucha libre wrestling, and the Alebrije Parade.
Teenage life in Hungary reflects a blend of newfound freedoms and traditional values, as young people navigate their aspirations in a rapidly changing society.
After 14 days of training, Eva zu Beck competes in a Muay Thai fight in front of hundreds of spectators in Bangkok.
Angela Huth examines the diverse fashion choices of English women, including Margaret Thatcher, revealing how personal style reflects individuality and societal roles.
Five days of training in Mongolia lead Eva zu Beck to learn horseback archery techniques, including shooting while riding without hands.
A 50-foot ice wall challenges Eva zu Beck as she joins the Climbing Cholitas, Indigenous women climbing in traditional skirts in Bolivia's Andes.
Over the course of the 20th century, Black farmers lost about 12 million acres of land due to systemic discrimination and economic barriers.
Eva Zu Beck runs 27 miles with a 3,500-foot elevation gain in sandals, learning about the endurance running culture of the Rarámuri people in Mexico.
Mount Kilimanjaro stands at 19,340 feet, where Eva zu Beck attempts to carry 20-kilogram loads as she works alongside female porters.
In Mosul, Iraq, church bells ring once more as Christian places of worship are restored ten years after the fall of Islamic State.
Eva zu Beck boards a boat in Leticia, Colombia, to meet the Matis tribe and learn their traditional navigation skills in the Amazon rainforest.
Eons hosts reflect on their survival experiences and answer viewer questions in this final episode before exploring future topics.
Cynthia Erivo navigates the Brecon Beacons in Wales with Bear Grylls, learning to rappel and traverse challenging terrains, including caves and a waterfall.
5:30 AM on July 25, 2020, marks the start of a global collection of video clips capturing daily life during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Seven individuals share their experiences of being struck by lightning, revealing the varied physical and psychological effects of this unpredictable event.
Indie singer Rae Spoon reflects on their queer and musical coming of age through interviews and performances set against the vast Canadian Prairies.
Ancient Aliens presents evidence of unusual part human/part alien species, exploring the controversial theory of extraterrestrial visits to Earth.
Music's universal appeal is explored through its psychological, physical, and social influences, highlighting its impact from the Beatles to Muzak's future in education.
Brockwell Park Lido in 1995 served as a vibrant gathering place for a diverse community, showcasing the rich tapestry of London life during a hot summer.
Paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi explores the coexistence of Homo sapiens with at least seven other human species, including Neanderthals and Denisovans.
For 25,000 years, societies revered a goddess as a symbol of creation and nurturing, a belief system now linked to modern environmental challenges.
Tea ladies like Alice, Dolly, Edna, and Margaret provide comfort and camaraderie across various settings, highlighting the cultural significance of tea in British life.
In Tanzania, Eva zu Beck spends five days with the Hadza, one of the last hunter-gatherer tribes, learning traditional tracking and foraging skills.
As Big Tech transitions to the intimacy economy, experts and creators examine the implications of customizable lovebots on loneliness and societal isolation.
Jessica Nabongo, the first black woman to visit every country in the world, hosts a global celebration featuring performances from artists like AURORA and Willie Nelson.
Aubrey Plaza joins a diverse group of women, including actresses and musicians, as they form a recreational basketball team, highlighting their talents in sports and comedy.
After 43 years away, the narrator returns to Taiwan to search for their mother's family, who she was separated from at the age of five.
A former GOP congressman reflects on his shift from supporting Donald Trump in 2016 to opposing him by 2020, citing a need for truth and love.
On June 28, 1969, patrons at the Stonewall Inn refused to leave during a police raid, sparking protests that lasted several days.
Scott, a young gay musician, navigates recovery and self-acceptance after a brutal attack leaves him paralyzed from the waist down.
Zhao Xiaoyong, a Chinese artist, transitions from a rural migrant worker and prolific copyist of van Gogh's paintings to an original creator in a rapidly changing society.
Gottfried's unique comedic style and career are explored through interviews, archival footage, and insights from fellow comedians and friends.
Attiya Khan confronts her abusive ex-boyfriend Steve after 22 years to discuss his violent actions and seek accountability for their past relationship.
More than 100 Luchadores share their stories and experiences, revealing the cultural significance of Lucha Libre in Mexican society.
Chicago's creative community revolutionized modern advertising, shaping consumer behavior and culture in America for generations to come.
Vancouver's Chinatown undergoes transformation as community members reflect on change, memory, and legacy amid cultural diversity and shifting landscapes.
Werner Herzog reflects on his friendship with travel writer Bruce Chatwin while traveling through Patagonia and the Australian Outback.
Children from the Atikamekw, Eeyou Cree, and Innu Nations share their hopes and challenges in a documentary that highlights Indigenous youth perspectives.
Over 60 cities screened a feature documentary about Father Yod and the Source Family, a group known for their radical communal lifestyle in 1970s Hollywood.
A 75-foot replica of the 'Flying Wing' plane is constructed in Mississippi as three friends reunite to complete their childhood remake of Raiders of the Lost Ark.
A series of interviews features authors and philosophers discussing the law of attraction, claiming that thoughts can attract desired outcomes.
Over fifty comedians from the US, Canada, Britain, and Australia discuss whether misery is a prerequisite for humor in this 2015 documentary.
