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In South London, 30-year-old Patrice has been consuming her home’s plaster for 15 years due to Pica, a condition that compels individuals to eat non-food items.
Meghan Markle's transition from a U.N. women's advocate to a senior royal, alongside Prince Harry, highlights the challenges of media scrutiny and racial discussions in the UK.
In Northern Ireland, a mother confronts the violent demands of her community as they seek extrajudicial justice for her son, accused of drug dealing.
UN peacekeepers in Haiti face serious allegations of sexual violence and exploitation, with many victims remaining unheard and unacknowledged by the organization.
More than 70 years passed before women gained the right to vote, yet equal political representation remains unachieved a century later.
Young black men are 21 times more likely to be killed by police than white men of the same age, according to data presented in the film.
Tsaatan reindeer nomads in northern Mongolia, numbering only 200, face a pivotal choice between preserving their ancestral traditions and adapting to modern education.
Glen Wolsieffer, a dentist from suburban America, becomes a suspect in the murders of both his wife and high school sweetheart, Betty, amid revelations of his affairs.
Jimmy Hoffa organized his first strike in 1932, during the Great Depression, at the age of 19 while working as a warehouse laborer in Detroit.
Ndrangheta, the most powerful Italian mafia, dominates the global drug market and the Calabrian economy, while brave individuals fight against its influence.
Young activists in Chile operate an underground hotline to provide crucial information about Misoprostol to women facing unplanned pregnancies in a restrictive legal environment.
Stunt performers, parapsychologists, and wetland cowboys share insights into their extraordinary careers and the unique challenges they face worldwide.
Carlos Paez, a survivor of the 1972 Andes plane crash involving the Old Christians rugby team, returns to the site 64 years later to honor those who perished.
Aspiring international models in Cape Town face the harsh realities of high fashion, revealing the emotional and financial toll behind the glamorous facade.
Peter Bleksley shares his experiences as an undercover detective battling organized crime, facing life-threatening situations from Mafia figures.
More than 1,000 Afghan refugees are housed in luxury hotels along the Albanian coast, avoiding overcrowded camps.
America's evolution from the Revolutionary War to its status as a global power during World War II is marked by transformative events and technological advancements.
More than 1 million people have left Detroit since 1960, contributing to thousands of abandoned buildings across the city.
Public safety divers, special forces instructors, and fish millionaires highlight extreme professions that combine risk, training, and unique rewards across the globe.
After 30 years abroad, a South African emigrant returns to her homeland, confronting the lasting scars of apartheid and the current state of the nation.
Cabo San Lucas, a popular vacation destination for American millionaires, is also a strategic hub for drug cartels amid rising violence and mysterious disappearances.
Abu Bakr al Baghdadi's transformation from a wannabe lawyer to the leader of ISIS is explored through interviews with family members and elite Iraqi forces in Iraq, Lebanon, and Jordan.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's transition from royal duties to independent lives is examined through their philanthropic efforts, media projects, and family dynamics.
Jair Bolsonaro's presidency in Brazil has intensified political violence, as supporters and opponents clash over his right-wing populism and its impact on safety.
In Europe, Asia, and Africa, the dairy industry is examined through the perspectives of farmers, scientists, and politicians, revealing its health implications and economic impacts.
In remote Labrador, Canada, ten survivalists from the series Alone face extreme isolation and polar bear threats while building shelters for long-term survival.
Albania, often misunderstood due to its history of isolation and conflict, boasts stunning landscapes, rich cultural diversity, and a harmonious coexistence of Christians and Muslims.
MMA in Russia transcends sport, serving as a social phenomenon, political tool, and propaganda instrument that elevates champions to celebrity status.
Eleven Black students integrated John W. Provine High School in Jackson, Mississippi, in 1965, facing hostility from peers and educators.
Underground fight clubs in various urban settings reveal the motivations and experiences of fighters and organizers involved in these intense confrontations.
Mussolini's secret bunker in Rome serves as the backdrop for an exploration of the final hours of the Italian dictator, revealing hidden aspects of his regime.
King Charles III's ascension to the throne after Queen Elizabeth II's death, alongside Camilla, Queen Consort, highlights the evolving dynamics of the British monarchy.
Gaza's residents confront the extensive physical and psychological damage from the May 2021 conflict between Israel and Hamas while striving to rebuild their lives.
More than a third of the population in some areas of Mount Druitt lives in public housing, facing daily struggles with unemployment and rising living costs.
In northern Tanzania, the Hadzabe tribe exemplifies a traditional hunter-gatherer lifestyle, engaging in hunting, foraging, and communal living without modern influences.
Rome's transformation from a malaria-ridden swamp to a vast empire influenced modern civilization through its military, engineering, and political innovations.
Guatemala's ultra-violent maras, including Barrio 18 led by Pedro, dominate drug trafficking and racketeering, leaving citizens to arm themselves amid rampant violence.
San Pedro Prison in La Paz, Bolivia, operates under inmate control, where violent offenders like Victor Hugo Mendoza enforce a brutal hierarchy, and women and children live in dire conditions among dangerous criminals.
Charles and Diana's marriage is analyzed through their personal struggles and the intense pressures of royal life that contributed to their separation.
Internet addiction is recognized as a clinical disorder in China, prompting the establishment of rehabilitation centers for affected youth, as explored by director Shosh Shlam.
Interstate 35, the most dangerous road in Texas, sees a fatality every two hours due to factors like poor road conditions, reckless driving, and severe weather.
In Italy, a ghost town, the peculiar Dr. Seuss House, and the deadly bird's nest harvest in Malaysia highlight unique cultural and environmental phenomena.
The Thunderboat measures 200 meters in length and weighs 22,000 tons, making it the second largest vessel in the French Navy.
Recycling, particularly cradle-to-cradle methods, is proposed as a potential solution to mitigate the environmental and health impacts of plastic pollution.
Richard Cardinal lived in 28 different placements, including 16 foster homes and 12 group homes, before his death by suicide at age 17.
The Taliban's swift takeover of Kabul in August 2021 marked a dramatic shift in Afghanistan, revealing their governance methods and intentions for the nation.
Kurdish forces manage 60,000 ISIS-affiliated prisoners, including many children, in camps where hope for freedom and allegiance to ISIS persist.
In Jacksonville, Florida, the murder of a white woman leads to the wrongful accusation of a Black teenager, prompting a defense lawyer's intervention that shifts the case's trajectory.
