From over 100,000 films, discover the handful you'll love.
Free or premium access to the world's largest documentary library.
22463 films(Page 300 of 468)
Groundbreaking discoveries from a Bronze Age cemetery in the Hebrides reveal Britain's first mummies and insights into pre-Roman urban life and spirituality.
Two human skeletons of women were found in the Oseberg ship, buried with a remarkable collection of artifacts over a thousand years ago.
Hardwick Hall, built by Bess of Hardwick, features six imposing turrets and extravagant glass facades, reflecting her rise to power in 16th century England.
Novanstein Castle, built from 1869 to 1886, features only 20 completed rooms out of the 120 planned, reflecting the unfinished vision of King Ludvig II.
A crane collapse in Italy caused a 16-story building to crumble, illustrating the deadly consequences of engineering mistakes across multiple disasters.
September 11, 2001, is presented through unfiltered footage and audio, capturing the unfolding events of the day as they were experienced in real-time.
650 million years ago, Earth experienced a deep freeze that encased the planet in ice, pushing life to the brink of extinction.
Depths of 220 meters conceal the wreck of the 19th-century paddle steamer Säntis in Lake Constance, a site of numerous historical artifacts and shipwrecks.
Five major battles took place in the Belgian city of Ypres during World War One, resulting in hundreds of thousands of soldiers killed or missing.
Cragside House in Northumberland, the first home powered by hydroelectricity, exemplifies Victorian eco-friendly design and its impact on sustainable living.
Seven people died and 300 were poisoned in August 1951 when residents of Pont-Saint-Esprit experienced mass hallucinations after consuming contaminated bread.
Niagara Falls is the setting for a six-part docusoap that highlights its unique characters, quirky museums, tourism, and the marriage industry.
Japan's invasion of Manchuria in 1931 and the attack on Pearl Harbor illustrate the nation's wartime motivations and the societal impact of World War II.
This thrilling episode reveals Skylab's near-fall to Earth due to engineering mistakes in America.
In 1987, John Kendall executed a daring escape from Gartree Prison in Leicester using a hijacked helicopter, leading to a nationwide manhunt.
Nazi plunder during World War II led to the theft of significant artworks, including a missing Raphael painting, with ongoing efforts to recover these treasures in locations like Grodno Castle and Krakow.
Adolf Hitler used the 1936 Berlin Olympics as a propaganda tool to manipulate public perception, control leisure activities, and promote Nazi ideology.
More than 200,000 Union soldiers marched down Pennsylvania Avenue in May 1865 to celebrate the end of the Civil War.
Two German U-boats traveled over 3,000 miles across the Atlantic in 1942 to land Nazi agents on the American coast for sabotage missions.
Michael Moore learns about his familial connection to Herbert Hoover while exploring the former president's legacy at the Herbert Hoover Presidential Library in Iowa.
The Black Death plague of 1348 decimated medieval London's population, prompting significant changes in governance, burial practices, and urban development.
170 years of freedom are at stake as the film discusses the rise of totalitarianism and the struggle between democratic and fascist states.
The Spies for Peace group, including Ruth and Nicholas, exposed Britain's Cold War secrets during the Cuban Missile Crisis, revealing hidden nuclear plans and bunkers.
Carrier Strike Group 8 executed complex military maneuvers over two weeks, involving 7,000 personnel and tactical cooperation among teams from three nations.
Seventeen skeletons found in a medieval well in Norwich prompt experts to investigate their origins, exploring possibilities of plague, murder, or persecution.
Lady Jane Grey was proclaimed Queen of England at just 15 years old, ruling for only nine days before her execution in 1554.
A multi-millionaire hosted extravagant soirées for 19th-century high society at a lavish French chateau in the English countryside.
The Yakuza, a Japanese crime organization, is believed to have around 50,000 members today, involved in drugs, extortion, and illegal gambling.
Archaeologist Tim Sutherland investigates the lost graves of Agincourt, following clues from antiquarian John George Woodford and exploring the battle's historical significance.
Mary Gallagher's headless ghost haunts Griffin Town in Montreal every seven years, linked to a tragic Irish murder case and the area's burial grounds.
September 11, 2001, is presented through unfiltered footage and audio, capturing the unfolding events and the realization of terrorism in real-time.
Anheuser-Busch's evolution from a small brewery in St. Louis to a global beer empire is shaped by Adolphus Busch's vision and family power struggles.
The Proof Is Out There showcases mysterious events in England, including a silent earthquake.
September 11, 2001, is presented through raw footage, audio, and reports, capturing the events in real-time from the second tower's collapse onward.
Arthur, Duke of Brittany, mysteriously disappeared in April 1203, leading to theories of his possible murder by King John's associate, William de Briouze.
The lost Ark of the Covenant and other mysterious artefacts are examined through legends, conspiracies, and theories that challenge established historical narratives.
Young Palestinians in the West Bank express disillusionment with their government amid ongoing conflict, while Cuba experiences a political thaw with the U.S.
The Greek Civil War intensifies in 1948 as foreign aid escalates violence, leading to a fierce power struggle between Stalin and Tito that impacts the nation's future.
A themed auction commemorating the Battle of Waterloo features unique lots, including a strand of Napoleon's hair, as the auction house adapts to changing markets.
A disintegrating tower in downtown Monrovia once served as Liberia's cultural hub, housing the largest auditorium in the country.
The ongoing Israel/Palestine conflict is compared to apartheid-era South Africa, highlighting similar laws and challenges faced by both Israelis and Palestinians.
In April 1945, Canadian and Allied forces faced fierce German opposition while advancing through the city of Groningen during the final weeks of World War II.
Dunham Massie served as a military hospital during World War I, transforming its lavish rooms into a space for healing amid the conflict.
Judy discovers her father's fate after a DNA test reveals family secrets from decades ago.
The Brotherhood of the Blood, founded in 1416, claims to possess evidence that Jesus did not die on the cross and may have his embalmed body.
Hardwick Hall features six imposing turrets and extravagant glass facades, built by Bess of Hardwick, a powerful figure in 16th century England.
806 prison ships brought more than 160,000 convicts to Australia, shaping the nation’s early society and culture.
Jump into the debate on crystal skulls and their mysterious origins in Forbidden History.
